STOP RAINING ALREADY!
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Tough being a Coppertone salesman, eh?
We had a stretch of rain out here a couple weeks ago, then for the last few days its been closer to spring-like in temperatures.
Summer is short enough as is, we better be getting some 70 days in November...
You, too?
Summer's been on strike in Chicago as well, this year. Everytime we get two or three consecutive days of good weather, along comes the clouds to mess up the whole program.
Summer's been on strike in Chicago as well, this year. Everytime we get two or three consecutive days of good weather, along comes the clouds to mess up the whole program.
this shit sux. i got caught out there at lunch, and it dropped hard quick.
btw, this is why it's raining every day:
http://www.otto-otto.com/2009/06/high-line-ghost-story/
btw, this is why it's raining every day:
http://www.otto-otto.com/2009/06/high-line-ghost-story/
i dont see how it could wreck businesses - a freak SNOWSTORM would wreck businesses - but it would definitely mess up the festival and outdoor BBQ scene
i dont see how it could wreck businesses - a freak SNOWSTORM would wreck businesses - but it would definitely mess up the festival and outdoor BBQ scene
Not talking about "wrecking businesses", but I would imagine restaurants, concert spots, bars, various street vendors, and a lot of retail spots in general had a pretty rough June, having only 6 days of sun all month has gotta depress the economy to some degree.
Especially in New York where people aren't generally driving anywhere, they're out walking to and from the subway. A lot of businesses depend on walk in business that doesn't happen when people ain't out. The only people getting over on this are cab drivers.
i dont see how it could wreck businesses - a freak SNOWSTORM would wreck businesses - but it would definitely mess up the festival and outdoor BBQ scene
Not talking about "wrecking businesses", but I would imagine restaurants, concert spots, bars, various street vendors, and a lot of retail spots in general had a pretty rough June, having only 6 days of sun all month has gotta depress the economy to some degree.
Especially in New York where people aren't generally driving anywhere, they're out walking to and from the subway. A lot of businesses depend on walk in business that doesn't happen when people ain't out. The only people getting over on this are cab drivers.
you're right on that one. lots of restaurants live for the summer when they can expand thier capacity out to the street or in their gardens. and folks love to eat/drink outside when possible. crappy weather is def. hurting some businesses here in the city (sans umbrella hustlers).
