Ok... So My wife and I have been to NYC over a dozen times, and it really feels like a second home to us... we've figured out where the Omega boutique is located...(always exactly 3 steps out of the hotel into the private car Omega sends)...
Next time you consider buying at a boutique, keep in my mind you are paying for someone else's perks...
Not when it comes to property taxes for homeowners, my friend. Very much subsidized by the large commercial tax base.
The real cost of living problem is the high price of everything else, from groceries to gasoline to auto insurance to you name it.
Good News Superdoc!! , OmegaForums has arranged a special family treat 👍
Tell Doc what we have Lou,
"Well Steve, OmegaForums has gone all out.
During your stay in NY Doc, you and the entire family will be treated to a tour of historic, that's right, BAYONNE, NJ.
You will be picked-up by the special OmegaForums car sent to meet you on Washington St in the posh downtown Hoboken shopping district, a mere 18,754 steps from you hotel, not counting the ferry ride.
From there it's off to Bayonne, often noted as one of the few places in the harbor where downtown Manhattan is visible only one or two days per year. Along the way you'll stop to check several pawn shops and check cashing establishments for freshly made Omega replicas. Who knows we could get lucky 🙄🙄
For lunch the family family will be our guest at famous Nathan's hotdogs, with saurkraut !! "
That's right Superdoc, it's all on us, because you've earned it 😎
Good News Superdoc!! , OmegaForums has arranged a special family treat 👍
Tell Doc what we have Lou,
"Well Steve, OmegaForums has gone all out.
During your stay in NY Doc, you and the entire family will be treated to a tour of historic, that's right, BAYONNE, NJ.
You will be picked-up by the special OmegaForums car sent to meet you on Washington St in the posh downtown Hoboken shopping district, a mere 18,754 steps from you hotel, not counting the ferry ride.
From there it's off to Bayonne, often noted as one of the few places in the harbor where downtown Manhattan is visible only one or two days per year. Along the way you'll stop to check several pawn shops and check cashing establishments for freshly made Omega replicas. Who knows we could get lucky 🙄🙄
For lunch the family family will be our guest at famous Nathan's hotdogs, with saurkraut !! "
That's right Superdoc, it's all on us, because you've earned it 😎
Hoboken has become yuppie central. Washington St. is the main drag, but the leafy side streets with nice old brownstones are prettier. Lots of very good, hip restaurants, very crowded on weekends. Lots of bars. Lots of yuppie gyms. A park by the river. Stevens Institute of Technology, a highly regarded scientific research university with a nice little campus. An historic train station and ferry terminal that was just the site of a massive train wreck. Not too much else. Bayonne is a place to leave from on cruises. An insular town with little for visitors except the Bayonne Bridge to Staten Island, for many years the world's longest steel arch suspension bridge, a meter or so longer than the one in Sydney (just visible at the top left of your photo). Nathan's on Coney Island isn't what it once was, I'd stick with admiring vintage photos.
I once had late night Chinese at Hop Kee in Chinatown. One of the entrees had a used band aid mixed in.
Did they charge you extra?
I once had late night Chinese at Hop Kee in Chinatown. One of the entrees had a used band aid mixed in.
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