Onsite Research: Northpoint Underpass Pt.2

Continuing my observation from Northpoint Underpass.

10:05am

• Bunch of uncles and aunties talking loudly. Seems there's alot of seniors here, speaking dialect

10:10am

• Female worker from Mcdonalds came down to the underpass to distrubute Mcdonals coupons.

10:12am

• Occasionally people run down the escalator. Probably late for something.

10:16am

• Uncles, working man, goes to have breakfast at the food court.
• Now teenagers can be seen in groups, maybe 16 -19 years old.
• Uncle and his wife coming back from NTUC fairprice.
• One bangladesh took the wrong escalator up. *LOL*

10:20am

• Teenagers making a ruckus while climbing down the stairs.
• More Students coming in the underpass.

10:25am

• People would slow down just to receive the macdonalds coupons.
• A couple bought a lottery ticket from the uncle selling them.
• Uncles & aunties after shopping from NTUC fairprice goes to Foodcourt.
• More younger age groups can be seen.
• Older seniors come back from wet market.
• An uncle talking loudly which took my attention however not for the locals there.

10:45am

• not much people walking now...
• Malay aunty setting up her currypuff section.
  

10:46am

• Now more people walking through the underpass.

10:50am

• Alot of people walking at the underpass.
• Short burst of people coming in again.

11:00am

• Squeaking babyshoes

11:15am

• Less people walking at the underpass.
• The sounds of the air vent is heard.
  

11:17am

• More people starts coming in and out.
• Children saying bye-bye at each other.
• more children are seen, Teenagers too.

11:35am

• Uncle with guitar starts setting up for busking.
• Quite noticeable from afar due to strumming of guitar and the nature of the underpass.

11:45am

• Busking uncle starts playing
• Children from kindergarten going for lunch with moms.
• There's no mistaking children because of the sounds they make.
  
• Working men and ladies going for lunch.

11:51am

• Underpass is increasing a bit with traffic.
• But not rush hour yet.
• More sounds of the footsteps is heard.
  

To be continue again...