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Those plastic barriers make it really difficult for me to scratch my name into the wet cement!
ReplyDeleteWe are supposed to believe this work was completed today because it was scheduled, and not because they were called-out online?
ReplyDeleteWhy did it take so long to do this? I was surprised that the city didn't come down on this. The owner of MaryO's told me it was a private construction crew that did the work, the same one that renovated the building before the NY Sports Club moved into it.
ReplyDeleteYeah,the timing on this does seem a little suspect.
ReplyDeleteIf people here had any shame they'd realize how wrong they were blaming NYSC, but they don't.
ReplyDeleteDamit. I wish they wouldn't pitch the sidewalks so steeply. Makes it really hard to walk in my 7" Jimmy Choos while using my walker.
ReplyDeleteMan! and on a Friday too.
ReplyDeleteThat things going to be nothing but concrete-angels by Saturday morning
Maybe they did this the right way.... A much quicker way to do this would've been to pretend they never found the tank and pour concrete over it. The myriad of city agencies involved in a permit (DOB, FDNY, DOT, DEC) for removing a tank is probably the real reason it took so damn long!
ReplyDeleteThe city agencies are all crookeaucracies. They should all be abolished lock, stock and both barrels.
ReplyDeleteThe word "city" has a strikethrough, was this purely a NYSC project?
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