Last week I was in NYC on a business trip – These were things I would have tweeted if I actually did tweet.
Sandy Sucks
The rest of us cannot forget that it was a huge storm and it is freezing cold. While the rest of the country didn’t get the memo (thanks CNN) that the clean up was still going on, I heard a lot of angry screaming on the news. I think by the time I left, almost every major electric provider had a class action lawsuit against them in the works.
Some Really nice people
I am on a keto diet which is a little bit of a hassle. I was really impressed with how the group just adapted to my odd needs and would help me find something wherever we went.
Elevators
SCARY AS [email protected]#$K in the Affinia Manhattan. Please have the door open after the buggy comes to a complete stop.
Also on Elevators
Every elevator has button lights out – can we not replace them with longer lasting led bulbs? Or do they have a bulb replacement union that don’t want anyone cutting in on their business (serious question)?
Seamlessweb.com
Anyone super busy or lazy in the city, I strongly suggest seamlessweb.com for food. From my hotel, I think I had about 200 options that would deliver within 30-60 minutes. Food was good and hot.
United Airlines, LGA Airport
I really want to like United (I know they broke a guitar but who hasn’t) but why can they not get their planes to take off within two hours of the ticket time? I had major delays going and coming. Why do you not have food available for purchase during food time? The whole experience would have been a fail if it was not for a small miracle. Luckily, I got the most amazing check-in lady, who not only bumped me up to another flight but personally escorted me to the plane through security. And to top it all off – I even got my luggage back too and had a row to myself.
This week I will be hanging the z-wave Christmas lights!