The Hidden Secrets of Jeans and Elevators That Will Leave You in Awe

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They're originally designed for the pocket watch in the 1890s. Around those pocket areas, there are rivets sticking out as well. They're there to help reinforce the sensitive areas of the jeans that get the most wear and tear. Repeatedly pushing the close door button on a US elevator isn't going to make it close any sooner. In 1990, the US passed a Disabilities Act for elevators, which meant that elevators had to ensure that someone with a disability had time to get inside one. The only people who can bypass this are emergency workers in building maintenance.