Submitted by Muni rider Rachel
I was on a 19-Polk on Monday afternoon, heading toward Market to meet some friends, sitting in the back, kind of spacing out.
At the stop in front of the Hall of Justice, a guy in a wheelchair got on. There was nothing remarkable about him: just an average guy, from what I could tell.
After a couple of stops, I glanced over at him (mostly to see through the front window) and noticed that he was waving his arms around, holding two bottles of Head & Shoulders in each hand, trying to sell them.
I admired his entrepreneurial spirit, but still wonder how he got a hold of his product. Back of a truck, perhaps?
I don’t know what he was selling them for, but a woman with very short hair bought two bottles and worked her way to the back of the bus, clutching them in her arms.
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whoa someone actually bought them? This must be why all the shampoo and conditioners in my local walgreens are behind lock and key!
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The last time someone tried to sell me something on the 19, it was morphine, not shampoo.
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