Oh man. What a weekend!
The weekend started out with me walking out of an off broadway musical. YES. It happened. I reached the point in my New Yorker life that I know enough about that "popular" culture thing and can just walk out if things if they suck. JK JK. I'm not a huge art snob but the musical literally was THAT bad that I had to leave.
Saturday was filled with a Minnesota reunion. Nothing crazy happened. Just your usual bar hopping, boozy Saturday.
This leads me to today. Somehow I wake up bright and early and I'm ready to go shopping with my gal pal at Bloomies. We quickly get over that whole shopping thing because we're STARVING. As we're walking down 2nd Ave, we somehow get on the topic of apartments. My friend starts saying "Yea I mean I would like to have a little bigger of a kitchen and a bedroom." To which I respond "Yea me too!" And then the normal side of my brain kicked in and I realized... You two are grown ass women and all you want to be able to afford is a bedroom!? #newyork
That's right. If you don't remember... I live in 200 sq ft and probably pay at least 4 times your rent. But THIS is what happens when you move to new york. You start to think that sleeping 10 ft away from your stove is normal... that windows that don't look at brick walls is a luxury... that 2 closets is unheard of! So anyway we had a good chuckle about that. (And we're both still hoping for that bedroom one day)
After we fill our hungry lil tummies we continue on our way to find a rooftop bar because it is quite literally the most gorgeous day ever. Turns out EVERYTHING in midtown east is closed on sunday. It's absolutely mind-blowing. Is this not new york!?
We duck into Grand Central to use the restrooms and decide we'll do the outdoor seating at the Campbell Apartment at GCT... ALSO CLOSED. fail fail fail. I turn to my friend and say screw it. we're getting a drink in grand central. Turns out it was kind of endearing. You get to sit and watch the hustle of bustle of grand central without actually being in the mix.
Our peace and quiet didn't last long. To put it nicely... three people roll into this super swanky, high priced bar absolutely shmammered. They want the bartender to fill their seƱor frog-esque drink glasses. My friend and I start laughing cuz... well... our drinks cost $20 and it came in a flute soooo she's looking at a solid $200 drink to fill that thing up. Unfortunately (or fortunately) the bartender denies her in filling up the glass and tells her to order off the menu.
Next thing you know the crew is stumbling towards the train and crying. It really escalated quickly.
THE STORY CONTINUES.
I walked home from Grand Central (about a 35 min walk) almost immediately a man whispers to me "Hi, beautiful." and I'm all like ya. I know. lolz jk. sort of.. Then I stop at a deli to get dinner because remember? I gave up cooking! As I go to pay, the man at the cash register starts putting my ramen in a brown paper bag. I stop him and say that I don't need a bag. After a very long drawn out reasoning for why I need the bag... I take the bag. I start to leave and the man calls after me if I want hot sauce. Well of course I want hot sauce. Gimme the spicy! THEN as I go to leave again he literally BEGS me to take a banana. I refuse but his pleading makes me uncomfortable so I took a banana and SPRINTED out of the store.
That was my weekend. It was bizarre. Tomorrow is Monday and I'm a lil sad about it so like text me fun things. Great. Thanks boo boos.