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Sam had one afternoon in the city and one thing he wanted : the river museum , before it closed . His train had arrived late , his paper map was useless in the wind , and the street signs used a language he could read only in pieces . He opened the transit app the hotel had named . It showed the next bus , the walking time , and a bike - share stand a short walk away . He chose the bike . The app unlocked a cycle , drew a line along a lane , and reminded him that the museum shut its doors late in the afternoon . At a red light a screen on the shelter listed the buses that were actually coming , not a printed timetable from the morning . Sam did not need a lecture on traffic systems . He needed to know whether to wait . The screen said the next bus was close . He was already on a bike , so he rode on . Near the museum a kiosk offered a map in several languages and a note about free Wi - Fi in the park and in the hall . Sam connected , let a translation app handle the words on the ticket screen , and paid from his phone . A small sign by the door said cameras in the building recorded how visitors moved , so staff could see which rooms were crowded . He read it twice . The map was useful . The sentence about cameras was the part the bright photos had left out . Inside , an audio guide offered a route based on what he tapped . He tried it for one room . The voice was clear and a little empty . In the next gallery a guide was talking with a few visitors about a painting of the river , the same river Sam had crossed on the bike . The app had got him through the door . She was doing the thing the screen could not : stopping when someone asked why the bridge in the picture was unfinished . Sam wanted that answer more than another pin on the map . He switched the audio off , stepped closer , and stayed until the museum asked everyone to leave . On the ride back he still used the app to find the bike dock . The city had been easier because of it . The part he would tell a friend was the guide , and the unfinished bridge .
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