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So... why didn't they park around the corner and shorten the line?
ReplyDeleteProbably because there's a bike lane, bus lane, marching band lane, pedestrian seating lane or some other failed vision of "progress" that gets in the way of the city operating like a city.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bloomberg
DeleteDid someone say pedestrian seating!
DeleteThanks, Notorious! You are right - they are parked on 9th, where they don't have to play in traffic.
ReplyDeleteOne of those guys isn't wearing gloves! Call the Health Department!! Eek!
ReplyDeleteGreat, just what we need, a bunch of "workers" blocking up the sidewalk with their antics and potentially endangering everybody else who's just trying to shop or drink or whatever normal people do. I've never seen anything so selfish and irresponsible.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see more tossing assembly line videos, please! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteReally, Rich Garella?? You've never seen ANYTHING so selfish or irresponsible? Get your shit together.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this, EV Grieve. This reminds me of the NYC I grew up in! Love your blog :)
Uh, Rich's comment is sarcasm.
ReplyDeleteYou think?
DeleteWhy didn't they open up one of the panels on the side of their outdoor space? I'll bet there's supposed to be an exit back there in case of fire, errant sidewalk taxis, etc. anyway.
ReplyDeleteWhere's the tossed salad?!
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