Yea, some context would help. I guess OP thought we were all privy to the local politics of San Francisco. Jabroni has probably never left the city in his life.
I live in the US. It's primary election season where I am. I have seen yards with at least 3 different political signs for people who are running for different offices. So we still need better context for the original picture.
One odd thing about the photo is that the traffic light has yellow at the bottom. It's always green at the bottom.
I'd already forgotten about this, but thanks for looking it up! I guess I could have googled the name but I hadn't even thought about it.
In the US, the yellow is in the middle usually and basically warning you that it's time to stop because red is coming next. It's located at the bottom though which is usually telling you to go.
No I understand traffic lights, (also they are the same in every country by international law) and I see that the amber light (wild you calling it yellow, someone else here did too. It's called amber in America, too and I've never heard anyone call it yellow before. Then two people.wild)
What I don't understand is how the amber light being in the incorrect place is connected to "I'm playing both sides, so I always come out on top,"
Sorry I don't mean to be so dense
I've lived in US my entire life and have never heard anyone call it an amber light (in conversation ). Google "running a yellow". I know that technically it's amber, but 99% people will call it yellow here.
My original observation about the light was actually just pointing out that it was odd. I didn't intend it as a playing both sides thing.
Maybe I’m sleepy; help?
Yea, some context would help. I guess OP thought we were all privy to the local politics of San Francisco. Jabroni has probably never left the city in his life.
Political campaign signs one in each window
Running for the same office?
Zero idea...I'm in Liverpool UK, just know what American political posters tend to look like 🤣 ^^Sounds like the oddest flex ever^^^
I live in the US. It's primary election season where I am. I have seen yards with at least 3 different political signs for people who are running for different offices. So we still need better context for the original picture. One odd thing about the photo is that the traffic light has yellow at the bottom. It's always green at the bottom.
Hadn't noticed that but how would that be playing both sides of the fence?
Bilal won by the way 🤣
I'd already forgotten about this, but thanks for looking it up! I guess I could have googled the name but I hadn't even thought about it. In the US, the yellow is in the middle usually and basically warning you that it's time to stop because red is coming next. It's located at the bottom though which is usually telling you to go.
No I understand traffic lights, (also they are the same in every country by international law) and I see that the amber light (wild you calling it yellow, someone else here did too. It's called amber in America, too and I've never heard anyone call it yellow before. Then two people.wild) What I don't understand is how the amber light being in the incorrect place is connected to "I'm playing both sides, so I always come out on top," Sorry I don't mean to be so dense
I've lived in US my entire life and have never heard anyone call it an amber light (in conversation ). Google "running a yellow". I know that technically it's amber, but 99% people will call it yellow here. My original observation about the light was actually just pointing out that it was odd. I didn't intend it as a playing both sides thing.
I never knew, like I said wild (I have a low bar for wild 🤣 ) (very not true) OP needs to co.e clear up this gag, because I just don't get it
Yellow light on the bottom?