Difference

People I see every day look so ordinary. Obviously we’re all different, but looking at us all together when we’re all in a crowd makes that difficult to see. And it’s not like people try to stand out in a crowd. When I see people act weird- sorry that’s a bad way of putting it. What someone may call weird someone else might call normal.

When I see someone acting different than I expect them to act(yeah, that sounds better, doesn’t it?), I’m quick to judge and say “Well that person’s weird.” I ain’t proud of it. I know. But I do it all the time. And that’s something that I see two many people doing too often in society.

Maybe that’s why I like to watch TV shows that shows people weird- what isn’t considered normal by others! Like the show “Impractical Jokers”. It’s a show that “contains scenes of graphic stupidity among four life-long friends who compete to embarrass each other.” They pull off the most random antics in public you can think of. From hiding groceries in customers carts, to calling out ridiculous names(Cranjis Mcbasketball is my favorite; yes that’s how it’s spelled), to even being thrown around by the world champion sumo wrestler( yes. That actually happened.). And I feel like if people were more were more accepting, these things wouldn’t be as- different than what we are used to.

Okay, maybe not the stuff that gets pulled on the TV show, but you get my meaning. Like, if you see someone walking around with a different kind of hat than everyone else. There’s nothing wrong with that. I respect people who were interesting hats.

Well, I also respect bandannas, too. Nothing’s better than a bandanna, if you ask me.