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1:28:05 Catching a train from Rahway to NYC, going to eat at Beccos, train announcements, waiting on the conductor, Elizabeth Speaks, Elizabeth sites, arriving at Penn Station, broken escaltor, tie my shoe, Macys, Bell Ringers are back, the smell of NY, looking for Frank,  Jenny and Brian Jude, Happy Vets Day, Donny and Marie on Broadway, Sister-in-law is a nerd, Times Square strikers, Ther Addams Family, Scienetology, Winner best musical, to early for reservations, soup kitchen on restaurant row, Morning Glory, The house of brews, having some beers at house of brews, Coopers Original Pale Ale, Angie the Bartender ate at Beccos, Ruben’s whereabouts, toasting the Veterans, ESPN Army show, Brian Wharton in the Army, CarolAnn loves sports, Ferris Buhlers Day Off, lots of Vodkas on bar, Lesbian Beer, counterfit tourch, talking with Mack the knife, eating lunch at Beccos, meatballs the size of baseballs, saving dimes in a Matuse bottle, wine education, Pumpkin Cocco ravioli, Inviting Miles Tidal to NYC, Blood orange sorbet, Angie the bartender ran the NYC marathon last weekend, eating into a food coma, walking back to Penn Station, walking in pain, Looking for Frank by Port Authority, Millford Plaza song, sex stores on 8th Ave, Aida Turtoro eating at Beccos(Tony Sopranos sister), Passing NALC region 15 offices, NYC not smelling as good after dinner, Hot and Crusty, Levis condum, end of art as we know it, Greys Papaya, Fools Rush In, wheres everyone going in NYC, whistlers mother, checking out the pawn store, reading the main Post Office motto, Neither snow, nor rain……., made it to Penn Station, on the NJ Transit train heading home.
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Attribution: by Manny the Mailman – more info at onsug.com
Released November 2010 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts