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  1. Anyone remember a cocktail bar on the LES that would make bespoke cocktails - you'd tell them your preferred spirit, and your preferences, and they would make you something? It's been closed probably ten years already.

    I feel like it was East Side Company Bar on Essex south of Grand.

  2. 15 minutes ago, Wilfrid said:

    Clarksdale looks interesting

    It is. I went there about five years ago for the Sunflower River Blues and Gospel Festival. We heard a ton of great music (mostly in the bars rather than at the festival itself), met some amazing people and ate a lot of fried food. I also got to tell a story that began "So Gail and I were down at Red's, dancing to Bad Mama Jama with Ellis and the Iceman..." 

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  3. I started listening to this prepared to have to lie down after, and unexpectedly, I said to myself, Sylvia (because that's what I call myself), 60 years later, we're still here. So. That's good, I guess?

     

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  4. I'll watch a few more episodes and decide whether to continue. Medium H has trouble with the grossness, which is hilarious since the grossness in Fallout doesn't bother him at all.

  5. On 1/5/2026 at 10:28 AM, stone said:

    Is The Pitt the best show on television?

    We watched the first episode last night (yes, very late to the game), and thus far, I don't see why it's so lauded. It's a hospital show, grittier than most, but not really "better" than ER or Chicago Hope or even Gray's Anatomy. Yeah, it does the real time thing, more or less, but so did 24. Does it get better? 

    There was also a pretty glaring bit of illogic in this episode: the mother faking gastric distress in order to get her possibly murderous teenage son some sort of help. From an ER. Where she had no plan to talk to any doctor or social worker alone - she just kind of lucked into that. And then when a social worker appears, she talks to the kid in a public space. I do not think any of this would happen!

  6. 18 minutes ago, MitchW said:

    Pretty sure this happens a lot

    It does, and I "curate" my doctors to avoid it. I was sent to a pulmonologist once who literally had three patients scheduled for every 10:00 block of time. I did not return to him.

    NYU is usually very efficient, NY Presbyterian less so. And that's where I'm going today, alas.

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