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Good article. I love Bassett. They give you your moneys worth.
It really is a working man’s value stop.
Don’t order the grilled chicken hero with fresh mutz, roasted peppers and
balsamic vinegar. It is addicting.
I wondered if the driveways across x are legal? With my tiny car I can manage a quick stop.
P.S. the employees are great also.
P.P.S and the place is clean.

I see police officers going in constantly for food. I suppose its a approved location for them to eat.

I also see at times 5 or so UPS trucks parked there. Must be an approved location for therm as well.

It’s a block with little through traffic as Avenue X is cut off by now defunct LIRR crossunder.. So there is no imperative need for traffic enforcement to be all that interested. Except for the fact that Bassett’s does have a lot of in-out business.

In the back is a parking lot, Seems like they could allow some public use during alternative side hours. NO UPS trucks, though.

WHAT THE HELL?

I think thats another blog using wordpress or whatever system Ned uses. They linked to this journal entry and it automatically makes a link appear to the place it was linked.

It happens all the time when Ned links to older articles but I thought he did that on purpose. It must happen automatically.

Yup, happens automatically. Though most sites turn it off – which is a little annoying because it’s a good tool for cross referencing. If you, my wonderful readers, find it confusing/annoying, then I can make some alterations to separate the comments from those, which are called pingbacks. Yay or nay?

I’m cool with it. :-D
I posted over there asking why she didn’t link the “other” thread as news.

While I’m proud of my little bit of Journalism it doesn’t compare to the political debate in the slightest!

Now that we know what it is, it’s quite useful.

Arthur, it’s a well-written piece of journalism. And all journalism has importance. That’s why we have neighborhood newspapers, and now blogs.

Aww shucks. Thanks.

Thanx for explaining, I still like the article.

Wow! For a minute there, I thought I had written this article — complete with punctuation shrugs ;-) — and then somehow blacked out and forgotten. Congrats to Arthur for your first post, here and for the linkback on Brooklyn the Borough (on your first post!!!!!!) and to Ned for getting you on board.

Bassett has been doing such a great job catering all these years, it’s easy to assume that business would never suffer. Thanks for raising our awareness about this situation.

Clare, we will have look into your inquiry regarding the parking spots across the street.

The cops have been doing this for years, only they mostly did it in front of Bagel Boy when it used to be on Ocean Ave. These cops sit there through their whole shift and just wait to ticket people so they can meet their quota and not have to do shit! I mean why fight crime when you can sit in front of a popular eatery and ticket hungry people!

The cops have been doing this for years, only they mostly did it in front of Bagel Boy when it used to be on Ocean Ave. These cops sit there through their whole shift and just wait to ticket people so they can meet their quota and not have to do shit! I mean why fight crime when you can sit in front of a popular eatery and ticket hungry people!

I was there a few months ago and Traffic cops were writing tickets.
They were on foot.

Yeah, come to think of it I’ve seen it too. But they run up and down Neck Road constantly looking for meter cheaters.

FYI: Sheepshead Bay/Plumb Beach Civic Association discussed the issue tonight and is looking into it. Unfortunately, they made me speak to explain it a bit. Even worse, they made me use a microphone. I hearby give public notice that – from now on – I attend meetings to report on them, NOT to speak about issues.

Duly noted. It’s all my fault. I was screwing up speaking about it and you saved me. Thanks, I owe you one.

But I gotta say, it was nice to turn the tables and watch you speak with me in the crowd!

Wow. I’m not sure what to say that’s really awesome. Ned you coulda told me it was on the agenda, or called me if they needed someone to speak about it, maybe I woulda driven over! I love being the center of attention.

Nice to watch me speak? Hardly. I should’ve just watched you screw up and then blogged about it.

Arthur: I have never seen an SBPB agenda. If you see one, call me immediately and try to trap it in a corner. They run pretty wild.

LOL, it came up in new business. Flyers go out with a meeting theme to members and elected officials. I’ll put printing agendas into the suggestion box for you, Ned.

I like Bassett, but their Turkey Breast has suddenly gone down hill, these past couple of months! What gives?