"Fifty People One Question" Stops By Lower Greenville. The Results Are Charming.

The Dallas video making its way around the Internet lately is the local rendition of "50 People One Question," which is exactly what it sounds like. Awkward Brunch Production stopped people on Lower Greenville on August 1 to ask them what would make the perfect day? It's one of those...

By Lauren Smart

September 22, 2014

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The Dallas video making its way around the Internet lately is the local rendition of "50 People One Question," which is exactly what it sounds like. Awkward Brunch Production stopped people on Lower Greenville on August 1 to ask them what would make the perfect day?

It's one of those lovely projects like Humans of New York that reminds us how alike we all are. Take a few minutes of your Monday morning to watch this charming little ditty.

It was brought to our attention by the folks at local zine, THWRD.

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