More NYC Etiquette Tips - Neatorama

Earlier this year, Nathan Pyle gave us a series of gifs about basic New York City Etiquette. Now he has a follow-up series ready, with more city etiquette and tips to help tourists get around. Plus, he got a book deal! It is scheduled for release next year. Link

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I had the awfulest time teaching my kids that. I couldn't understand why they raced to get into an elevator the second it opened, until I realized they were racing against EACH OTHER, for the privilege of pushing the buttons!

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Same thing goes with elevators. I get very annoyed when I am riding in one and the door opens and I want to exit but people are trying to jam in before people can exit.

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this is a Parisian nightmare in RER A or M1 with tourists happy to enjoy their holiday,have forgotten this rule :(

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No not really. If everyone entered through the rearmost doors and exited through the front doors then people could enter and exit the car at the same time without impeding each others movement

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Surely you jest...

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They look like poker chips.

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Hey... I live down the street from this shop and I had no clue about this. Glad Netorama can keep me educated :-)

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I'm sure you could play poker with them, Gauldar.

That was my first thought too.

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My family used to camp in Carpenteria every year for spring break and these mints were the highlight of the trip! Well, that and The Spot for burgers and The Palms for steaks. And from what I recall, the owners are Luc Robataille's aunt and uncle? I can't remember. The mints are pricey but worth it, in my opinion. I think I'm going to order up a box right now. :)

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They do look like poker chips. Hopefully, some PC "do gooder" won't complain about it because gambling is so bad and all that.

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The picture doesn't really do them justice but they are much flatter than poker chips, actually. Once you see them they look nothing like a poker chip. Or maybe it's just because we always used to get the pastel ones and you don't really see pastel poker chips all that often.

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These mints are super.

Another great place to eat in Carp is Esau's, especially for breakfast.

We were just there over New Years.

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