Russ Dorsey

Shout out to 312.

Veer to leer, people.

Yes.

Veer to leer.

uh it sounds like basic etiquette but it's not basic i hate to tell you this it's just not i wish but it's not right that's that's the whole point like it should be that's that's what etiquette is do you silently give do you silently give props to people with good walking etiquette i always i internally you don't say anything but yeah in your head you're like oh thank you there's an agreement in the city sharing is caring yeah

Marshall's like, let's go this way.

And you're crossing diagonally across Michigan Ave.

And I'm like, hey, I don't know if...

Nobody's coming until somebody is.

Some people are locked in, though.

And if they're locked in, that's fine.

I wear the reflective shades.

And so you can't always see my eyes, but I usually like to give up.

But you can see somebody if they're super locked in or if they're catching the scenery.

But if they're catching the scenery, I'm like, yeah, let's go.

I can if it's sunny.

It's just never sunny when I run.

Anytime I've seen Marshall out there, he always has his hat in his face.

I'm using the scientific words.

That's because your mom is a doctor.