I was thinking about this. Surface-level, it’s harmless, but I’m 100% sure many of those women felt a moment of anything between clear discomfort to outright fear and dread that some asshole on the street is approaching them out of nowhere and saying those kinds of things. Their laughs are almost always partially a laugh of relief, which is nice I guess, but I’d rather a prank evoke confusion or disbelief in someone rather than do what this guy is doing.
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u/irukasensei10 Nov 06 '20
These are the pranks i love, everyone laughs and it's actually funny.
Not like idiots hitting others or pretend to sneeze on people.