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Man Carries Huge Dog In A Bag On The Subway To Cheer Everyone Up


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David Colon

Published Jul 20, 2016

Modified Jul 21, 2016


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Published Jul 20, 2016

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Between the never ending drumbeat of downer Donald Trump news and the fact that Rudy Giuliani just keeps saying things on television, it can feel like the world is going to come to an end any second now. You know what though? Don't worry about that, because at least for the moment, you're alive, it's summer and holy shit look at this huge good ass dog that a guy is just carrying around in a bag on the subway. It's so calm and happy, probably because dogs lack both a sense of self AND an ability to read Twitter. What a mood booster this dog is.

Thank you, good subway dog, for your service.

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