Indi, Yoham and I hung out with my brother Glenn and his family in Peekskill last night. Left at 1am, drove all to Inwood (Dykeman street exit, off the Henry Hudson, upper Manhattan), decided I was too tired to drive back to White Plains, so stayed over,
I’ve parked on that street for four years, and never got a ticket.
Got up this morning and headed out to get the car and drive downtown to the office to help the team move our stuff over to the ARF. Sitting on my window was a fracken $60 ticked from the city of NY. Guess now you can’t park in front of that Church! Yep, signs are new, Gosh bless the City of New York for finding new and creative ways to suck the life blood out of it’s middle class citizens.
Took the ticket off the car, yelled at the top of my lungs (did not make me feel any better) and got into the car. Drove downtown to the office and started to look for a parking spot. That was at 10am. By 11:20am, I was still looking for a spot. Sunday, 10am in the morning, and the friggin city is packed full of consumers looking to top off their credit cards so they can pretend they are still middle class!!!!!! Arghhhhh!
Called the office, explained my delima and made sure they could take care of moving everything to the ARF without me.
So, drive over to the west side and of course forget you can’t connect to the Henry Hudson
from there. You have to hang right cross town, then hang left, go to 42, hang left and then down to Henry Hudson and away I went.
Now I had to pee, so got off at Inwood, saw Indi, used her bathroom, and headed home. Here I am.
Checking train schedules, and getting ready to go back into the city, get my stuff from the office on 6th and 38th, , walk over to the ARF at times square, register for the show, pick up my badge, and come home. Great. The rest of my damn day is shot. Another fracken day in the fracken workers paradise.
Lesson learned? Never, ever, take your car into Manhattan when you have the worlds best mass transportation system at your fingertips!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gee, I thought after I wrote this, I’d feel better.
Nope.