Switch One Works Better
4/29/18
This photo was taken on Apri 12, 2018 at 5:48
AM.
The location was in a hotel garage, in the
Georgetown section of Washington DC.
The "Take It!" came as I glanced across the
passage way to a small offset space next to the curb in the entrance to a parking garage in a luxury hotel which I visit for a few moments on a frequent basis. These two
signs standing next to one another which are of the same outside dimentions with the same message, but with different designs and fonts for the printing prompted the question.
Which sign is the most effective in bringing about the results requested on the face of the sign?
It has taken some time to formulate the
question about these fraternal twins. Before I delve into going to the manager of the garage to hopefully get an answer - I thought it would be fun to put it out as a
question to those who view this sight to get their views one which one and why that choice.
It is a rare opportunity to put the ball in
your court, and I happily await your thoughts on this seemingly simple question.
Sending each of you my best
regards.
Bruce
PS: I could not help but add the S to which in
the subject line for this piece. I am often amused as how our language is constructed which allows additions of one or more letters to a word to bring about a different
meaning or emphasis to the beginning core of the word or expression.
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SF1967 (Sunday, 06 May 2018 13:49)
I guess one sign wasn't enough.
xXRodriguezXx (Sunday, 06 May 2018 13:50)
My first job was in a parking garage. I think they put them both on the same side when they close. When they open one will then go on the entrance side.
Jim (Sunday, 06 May 2018 13:51)
How many people had to fly over that speed bump before they went "maybe we need another one." ?
Sally (Sunday, 06 May 2018 13:52)
My husband was full of jokes after looking at this pic.
MHampy (Sunday, 06 May 2018 13:53)
Fraternal twins, that's funny!
Gabe (Sunday, 06 May 2018 13:53)
My one question is why!? lol