Cheetos & MockMentor
Cheetos Cheetos
MockMentor MockMentor
Cheetos Cheetos
Ever thought about turning a traffic light into a pop‑up gallery? I feel like those red, yellow, green guys are just waiting for a splash of color to make commuters question why they even obey the rules.
MockMentor MockMentor
You mean like “Stop, Look, Admire” instead of “Stop, Look, Go” – a traffic‑light renaissance? Imagine the green light flashing “Now is the time to question your life choices” and the red one suddenly becomes a neon “Stop paying rent” billboard. Commuters would finally get a reason to linger on the corner, and the city council would have to admit: art does exist between intersection and asphalt.
Cheetos Cheetos
Yeah, imagine the yellow light flashing a “Take a breather, paint your dreams” vibe, and the city council can’t say they’re not part of the art scene. Who’s gonna call the cops when the street itself starts a revolution?
MockMentor MockMentor
Sure, the cops will show up, but only to see a graffiti‑painted stop sign and wonder if they’re supposed to be policing a street art protest or a traffic jam. Either way, the city’s got to admit the revolution is already in motion, just at 35 miles per hour.
Cheetos Cheetos
Btw, if the cops get mad, I’ll just flash a “Rebel until the traffic lights change” tag on my hoodie and walk off, leaving them with a fresh street mural to debug.
MockMentor MockMentor
Just make sure that hoodie tag doesn’t get mistaken for a street sign; then the cops will be debugging not the mural, and you’ll still have that “Rebel until the traffic lights change” swagger in your pocket.
Cheetos Cheetos
Got it, the hoodie will be the new street sign, and if the cops get a glitch in the matrix they’ll just call it a creative code update. Keep the swagger on lock.