- A man pushing another man in an electric wheelchair.
- A man pushing an empty hospital gurney down the street.
- A woman pushing a stroller with a small child inside who was sporting a mohawk.
- Countless little Los Angeles Lakers flags or Mexican flags affixed to cars, and only one with both. Three cars had ¡Méjico! written in dirt on the rear window.
- A handwritten sign that said “shoes and close,” which admittedly, had me completely baffled until I saw the next handwritten sign that said “yard sail.”
- Four roadside vendors at the four corners of one intersection selling naranjas, floras, frutas, cocos y tejuinos (oranges, flowers, fruit, coconuts and a Mexican drink). There were no vendors at the next intersection just a half a mile down.
- A clown in full makeup and gear, including a giant foam cowboy hat and big shoes, waiting at the bus stop.
- A heavy brick and metal fence surrounding a house, which had been completely smashed to pieces, presumably by a car. The car was missing.
- A semi-truck attempting to turn right into a newly erected shopping center. When he failed to make the turn accurately, he scraped the side of a building on his left, while trampling the newly installed landscaping under his wheels on the right, all the while holding up traffic.
- A man who asked me where my smile was and tried to tell me a joke. I left before the punchline.