People in museums need to stop doing that pretentious walk where they hold their hands behind their back. You never see it happen anywhere else

Art museums, but don’t see that so much in history museums. I think they do it in art museums because there may be a temptation to reach out and touch those artworks. Tight security in museums with guards watching on cameras. I took my daughter to the art museum at our local university one Sunday after it opened. A security guard came out and quietly followed us around the entire time we were there. Didn’t do it to anyone else. My daughter was about 13 and before we went I told her about being well behaved ( lower her voice, don’t touch anything, etc). She was well behaved and there was nothing that we did to warrant a guard following us around. We never went back after that

Aaah, the walk of the chief.
It's a military thing I don't know what started it but for some reason all 'Chiefs' in the British mil walk like this.

Yes yes.. I totally understand what the artist is trying to say here..

People who don't work in museums should stop calling themselves 'curators'.

It's pretentious...

You never been arrested then. 😂

Skaters.

I didn't notice my 8 yr old nephew had snuck a whole box of pop tarts with him when we went to view the museums. Little hyped up shit sped around like Speedy Gonzalaz in a pinball machine.

People being marched in and out court?

NO