Traffic cone seen in first class
The story revolves around the "Boston Cone," which traveled from Scotland to America aboard a first-class seat and received a formal reception. It all began when Scottish World Cup fans, known as the "Tartan Army," started a tradition of placing traffic cones on top of statues in Boston, as a form of humor and remembrance. The cone was decorated with images commemorating the friendship between Boston and Scotland, accompanied by a week-long fundraising campaign for mental health, before returning to Scotland. The city celebrated its arrival and declared July 14th a special day called "Boston Cone Day."
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