Welcome to Feedback Friday. I'm your host, Jordan Harbinger. As always, I'm here with Feedback Friday producer, the community service officer directing traffic beneath this broken traffic light of life conundra. Gabriel Mizrahi. And I got my white gloves on and everything. That's right. Going way too hard with the hand motion. Why do they do that? I guess it has to be visible. Why do they do that? Traffic cops are so extra with the hands. They are, but it's

probably kind of intense. Also, you don't want to get hit by a car, so you got to wave around.

You know what it reminds me of? I don't buy it for the record. You don't buy it. No, I think that they're just eating up the stage time and they were like failed mimes or something.

Failed mimes.

I'm going to enjoy this.

They can't just wave somebody through.

They have to make this like huge...

Theater kid from high school turned law enforcement.

Yeah, like I know.

I don't need this press to digitation.

Just tell me where to make a left and let me get on with my life.

I don't understand. You know what this reminds me of those North Korea traffic ladies? You've seen those, right? And we're there. Of course, yeah.

What's weird about them, not only is it that they don't have traffic lights, that's strange,

of course, but the fact that they use these ladies that stand on those little podiums

in the middle of the intersection, what's weirdest about that is not the uniforms, the makeup, the whole thing.

What's weirdest about that is they do all of the motions, even when there's like three cars in a

mile and there's no cars in the intersection. So they're still doing it, like as if there's just a full

load of cars. It makes absolutely no sense. Just take a break until a vehicle pulls up.

There's 20 cars in

Pyongyang that have gasoline. I mean, that's kind of like the bartender we met in that

remote hotel way in the north or whatever. We walked in. There was nobody in the bar, but she's

just behind the bar, like on duty waiting for somebody to come in and order a drink.

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