"The TCS New York City Marathon returns Nov. 2, attracting the world's greatest runners and the Five Boroughs' quippiest spectators. Before over 55,000 runners hit the streets on Sunday, we'd like to shed light on the burden of their two million friends, family, and supporters: designing a clever sign. Based on last year's performances courtesy of our friends at @whatisnewyork they've got quite a tough act to follow."
"From sarcasm to chaos, these signs prove that New Yorkers might just be the funniest supporters on the planet. Photo courtesy of What Is New York Trust me dating in NYC is worse than this! The most painfully relatable sign on the route. 26.2 miles might destroy your legs, but dating apps in this city will destroy your soul."
"The rats don't run this city. You do! A true love letter to resilience and ratphobia. Every borough's got rodents but only New Yorkers will gas you up and insult the pests at the same time. Photo courtesy of What Is New York This is excessive just get Ozempic. Peak New York sarcasm. No one roasts ambition like a spectator who thinks there's an easier way to do everything."
The TCS New York City Marathon returns Nov. 2 with over 55,000 runners and roughly two million friends, family, and supporters along the route. Spectators in the Five Boroughs hold up clever, sarcastic, and irreverent signs that blend motivation, local attitude, and blunt humor. Examples include lamenting that dating in New York is worse than running 26.2 miles, taunting rodents while praising runners, advising an Ozempic shortcut in jest, and joking about holding a sign being its own endurance. Other signs deliver detached encouragement, crude humor, or startling bluntness such as 'Feet pics?' and 'Keep running, I farted.'
Read at www.amny.com
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