I went to the Broadway this morning, didn't see you there :-( .

Seemed like a nice place, but I made the mistake of getting the chicken n' waffles. Those were no chicken n waffles like they make in Harlem....

It was a last-minute change of mind as the waitress was taking my order because I saw it listed under specialties. Honestly, I should have known better. I would definitely go back there...

Glad someone from MA said it, not me…

Hunh, maybe I'll check one of those out.

Diner or not, where would you suggest for a cheap simple breakfast?

Context: I'm actually coming from Shrewsbury and then spending my day working at the Starbucks on Rt. 9.

Haha, that's funny.

Not a transplant, just up here visiting the in-laws.

Pretty sure I'll be back there tomorrow since it was pretty good. Who knows maybe we'll cross paths again

Interesting, I guess it’s just where I frequent that I don’t see them.

Yeah, I’m sitting at this one as I message and it talks about how it was a testing ground for new features

That sounds like a really interesting thing to do. Might take it under consideration.

Is there someone who runs a diner tour you recommend?

Not sure where upstate you are, but I wonder if it’s either

1. You can’t find one big enough to make it rational in dense areas like north jersey and downstate ny
2. You see them more in areas that still have the rail and manufacturing vibe

Woof, that’s a good name for them

Wife’s grandmother died there Monday night. It was end stage dementia so nothing the best hospital in the world could do for her, but didn’t seem like a place I’d want to be

Yeah, that’s basically the other option.

In NYC, bars and restaurants have actually started opening during the day specifically so that they can earn money giving people space to work (in nyc we also have a ton of traditional coworking spaces as well).

Basically. A place with good Wi-Fi, outlets, space to spread out and minimal distractions.

Sadly, I do a lot of calls as part of my work.

I have a car so that works. Any recommendations?

How much better/worse can one hospital be for labs than the other?

I didn’t realize st. Vincent was for profit. I guess with a name like their’s I just assumed it was at least non-profit and prob Catholic.

Explains why the lobby looks so good, but the rooms could use a fresh coat of paint and there seems to be some stinginess on use of equipment like 24/7 vital monitors.

(Not saying non-profit hospitals aren’t money cows also, but for profit ones are certainly worse)

If it were me they’d be seeing doctors in Boston or New Haven. Neither is far away and they have some of the nations top Hospitals. But that’s not how they think.

Is it like a drastic difference?