We’re loving the new neighborhood: Lower Manhattan is pretty amazing on a sunny day, and we’ve had a string of ’em. Yet as New Yorkers, we’re entitled to our pet peeves, and one remains the comically slow checkout line at most Duane Reade drugstores. This morning, a quick pre-work pop-in for a pack of Kleenex resulted in a 7-minute wait as one clerk struggled with a purchase, another had a snafu with an elderly customer (of course!) and another two attempted to unwrap tight rolls of change. The line grew a dozen strong before a cavalry-like clerk rescue occurred from some hidden back room. Oh, all of which reminded us of number 15 from Manhattan’s “25 Ways To Instantly Improve NYC.”
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Can you help me?
We’re loving the new neighborhood: Lower Manhattan is pretty amazing on a sunny day, and we’ve had a string of ’em. Yet as New Yorkers, we’re entitled to our pet peeves, and one remains the comically slow checkout line at most Duane Reade drugstores. This morning, a quick pre-work pop-in for a pack of Kleenex resulted in a 7-minute wait as one clerk struggled with a purchase, another had a snafu with an elderly customer (of course!) and another two attempted to unwrap tight rolls of change. The line grew a dozen strong before a cavalry-like clerk rescue occurred from some hidden back room. Oh, all of which reminded us of number 15 from Manhattan’s “25 Ways To Instantly Improve NYC.”
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