It's a soccer ball-sized droid. Seriously, look at how close the ground is to the droid's head (the shadow beneath it in particular). It strikes me as a child's toy.
If you want your remark to be directed to "the management" then I suggest you use the email address to contact them directly, rather than put it in a public forum where others will respond to it. Just an idea.
I'd also like people to turn on their headlights when it starts getting dark. Headlights are not just so you can see where you're going, they're so other drivers can see where you're going. At dusk this is especially important.
Slightly different problem: There are also people who don't realize their Daytime Running Lights aren't real headlights, and your taillights aren't on. I partly blame this on the modern always-glowing instrument cluster, though. It's much easier to mistake lights for being on because DRLs can also provide just enough light to see by.
Woke up to the radio DJs talking about this. Jumped out of bed to watch it on TV in shocked disbelief. Assured myself that they'd stay up, then went to take a shower. First tower was down by the time I got out. I was in my last year of college at the time, so I went to class, only for the University to close campus.
The week following was very, very strange. The mall was empty. Everyone seemed haunted, worried.
PBS's American Experience recently had a biographical episode about Ford. About the only good things he ever did was pay a living wage and lower the cost of automobiles so normal people could afford them. Otherwise, especially once his success went to his head, there's nothing to celebrate about this man. Racist, anti-Semitic, a horrible father, a horrible businessman. He ran scared from the world he helped create and decided to live in a 19th century fantasy world.
Total points, yes. Some of those locations you just can't be exact. And you know, Norway looks a lot like British Columbia, and South Africa looks a lot like Australia. Sometimes there are just no details at all other than the landscape.
Slightly different problem: There are also people who don't realize their Daytime Running Lights aren't real headlights, and your taillights aren't on. I partly blame this on the modern always-glowing instrument cluster, though. It's much easier to mistake lights for being on because DRLs can also provide just enough light to see by.
The week following was very, very strange. The mall was empty. Everyone seemed haunted, worried.