Rather than simply complaining about the pet peeves he was noticing on the streets of Manhattan, graphic designer Jay Shells decided to take a proactive (and somewhat humorous) path and created some new streets signs under the guise of the “Metropolitan Etiquette Authority.” The social issues addressed are directly related to people walking while distracted by their cell phones, those who wear their pants all the way down to their ankles, cigarette smokers who think that the world is their astray, and policeman on horses who don’t clean up after themselves.
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