Guy reads controversial fake books on subway, here’s how people react

Brilio.net/en - Have you ever lied about reading certain books in order to make yourself look brainy? Well thats okay, sometimes people do things like that. But weve never know anyone who pretends to read some particular books in order to make himself look insane or perverted, so comedian Scott Rogowsky decided to try and test it by himself. It may seem like an attempt to embarass oneself, but its fun to see how people react to anything controversial anyway.

According to Boredpanda, Rogowsky went on the New York subway, one of the busiest subway systems in the world, with his fake book covers. In full view of other passengers, our hero pretended to be engrossed by such questionably-named books as Ass Eating Made Simple, Mein Kampf: for Kids!, How to Hold a Fart In, A Beginners Guide To Taxidermy and 1000 Places To See Before Youre Executed By ISIS. Just the titles are cringe inducing.

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Peoples reaction were predictable. Some passengers were more than a little bit startled by the comedians seemingly shameless interest in those alternative literatures. Most of them were just grinning, some shared mumbles with their companions, and one of them even took a photo. However, Rogowskys action certainly made their boring daily commute a little more interesting.

1. How would you react if someone read this kind of book on the train?

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