From Meditations for the Anxious Mind
Frankie McNamara take son people who talk in elevators in the latest of his Meditations for the Anxious Mind.
The Irish comic observes: ‘People who talk in elevators are terrified of silence they use their voice as Polyfilla to smooth over the cracks in the awkward social terrain of human traffic.
‘The internal world of people who talk in elevators is chaotic and disturbing.’
Published: 3 Jan 2024
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