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NPR Story
11:04 am
Mon December 24, 2012
Why We Behave So Oddly In Elevators
By editor
Originally published on Mon December 24, 2012 11:53 am
For most of us, riding from floor to floor in an elevator is a completely mundane process. Lee Gray, an associate dean at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, is known as the Elevator Guy. He spends a lot of his time researching the history of elevators and why we behave so oddly in the big metal boxes.