Monday, July 11, 2005
Globetrotter
I've become a veritable globetrotter! I think I've travelled more in the past 2 months than I have ever, even during my swimming haydays!
For those of you that haven't heard, I'm off to New York City for 3 weeks. I'm going to be staying in Brooklyn, and working mostly out of a client's office in Queens. I'm also probably going to do some work atleast out of the Infusion offices on Broadway.
This presents an excellent opportunity to further test some hypothesii I've developed.
i)Things in the US cost as much as they do in Canada, but in US dollars. i.e. a McHappy meal in Canada costs $3.99-$5.99...and in the states seems to cost just about the exact same, but in US dollars. Books, groceries, dinner at a restaurant, muffins, taxi fares, you name it.
ii)The bigger the city, the bigger the shades. Even just being here in Toronto, people where the HUGEST sunglasses. I'm talking about 5+ inchest high...like these things occupy most of the cheek and forehead regions...they're practically visors! If my hypothesis is correct, I'm expecting people in New York to basically be wearing full facial shields.
Only time will tell!
For those of you that haven't heard, I'm off to New York City for 3 weeks. I'm going to be staying in Brooklyn, and working mostly out of a client's office in Queens. I'm also probably going to do some work atleast out of the Infusion offices on Broadway.
This presents an excellent opportunity to further test some hypothesii I've developed.
i)Things in the US cost as much as they do in Canada, but in US dollars. i.e. a McHappy meal in Canada costs $3.99-$5.99...and in the states seems to cost just about the exact same, but in US dollars. Books, groceries, dinner at a restaurant, muffins, taxi fares, you name it.
ii)The bigger the city, the bigger the shades. Even just being here in Toronto, people where the HUGEST sunglasses. I'm talking about 5+ inchest high...like these things occupy most of the cheek and forehead regions...they're practically visors! If my hypothesis is correct, I'm expecting people in New York to basically be wearing full facial shields.
Only time will tell!
# posted by Greg @ 2:08 PM 
