What I learned in NYC Today
Today I met up with Aakash in NYC to hang out, since he’s starting his lawyerin’ internship tomorrow. I learned a few interesting things today:
- Women on the Long Island Railroad will, having never met you before, tell you that you should please a woman by eating her out. This conversation will be very one-sided, and carried out in a barely intelligible gibberish. My rough translation is as follows: “Getting eaten out is the best. I love Lil’ Wayne. I’m going to Wyandanch to do that right now”.
- Always be careful about which subway line you get on, or you might end up about nine blocks north of your target, somewhere in Harlem.
- New York City is remarkably empty during Memorial Day, which makes walking around great.
- Columbia University is a really nice campus, and it’s right next to Harlem, which I didn’t know.
- In Chinatown you can buy a Cartier, Bulova, orĀ other luxury watches for as little as $40, probably a Rolex for even cheaper if some shady looking black guy muttering “Rolex, Rolex” while walking around in a crowd.
- Chinatown is right next to Little Italy, and by that I mean that there is literally a building where all the signs go from Chinese to Italian.
- While in Little Italy, there will be twenty restaurants one right after the other, and if you notice that one is much, much cheaper than the rest, there is probably a very sound reason for this.
- New Jersey looks a hell of a lot better from the other side of the Hudson River.
Posted: May 27th, 2008 under Aakash, Personal.
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