article_snippet.sent: Unprompted, A New York man begins demonstrating by whistling and making ticking and kissing noises with A New York man mouth.
article_snippet.sent: When Patrick, who looks surprised to have found one of the very street harassers that A New York man other interviewees hit out at, asks A New York man how A New York man would call a dog, A New York man unabashedly replies: 'The same way'.
article_snippet.sent: : The man on the right laughs as A New York man admits A New York man would call a dog with the same whistling noises A New York man uses to call out to women on the street . '
article_snippet.sent: If it's far away it's even better because they're not that scared,' A New York man continues, not acknowledging that A New York man comment implies that when women are close to women catcallers, women feel a sense of fear. '
article_snippet.sent: Sometimes you've gotta have a little distance.'
highlights_snippet.sent: The New York man insists that the ticking, whistling, and kissing noises The New York man makes at strangers makes strangers 'feel good'
  
highlights_snippet.sent: The New York man also explains that choosing a woman who is far away from The New York man is better because a woman who is far away from him won't be as 'scared' 