One sign at a time, Pennsylvania veteran makes the world a better place

Published August 26, 2020 9:36pm ET



BEDFORD, Pennsylvania — The first time I saw Ryan Decker a few weeks ago, he was standing on the corner of the Lincoln Highway and South Richard Street holding an oversized homemade sign that read, “BEEF JERKY COSTS TOO MUCH.” I thought to myself, “You know, he’s not wrong.”

His next sign was along the berm of U.S. 30, a four-lane highway. It read, “STOP DRIVING SLOW IN THE PASSING LANE. Once again, not wrong, and funny. A few days later, he was standing in front of the local Weiss supermarket with another sign that read, “YOUR MASK GOES OVER YOUR NOSE TOO.”

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