Brian William Ask If LaGuardia and Penn Station...

[rsmith6621]

.......Could be cleaned since they were both emptied out just now on the NBC Nightly News.... Love it.

[monmouth]

1. I think I prefer Luke to this jerk...n/t

[Firebrand Gary]

2. Law makers should take note of that.

The truth is, many people see the east coast airports as a cess pool. Gross, gross. I was in the Dubai International airport recently, Now that's an airport. We get crumbs.

[ProdigalJunkMail]

7. they ARE a cesspool...

old (and it shows) and continually dirty. i know they get a lot of traffic, but ATL gets more traffic and is a MUCH cleaner airport.

sP

[glowing]

13. A little personal responsibility too. How many of those people abuse these places because

its just nasty so who cares type of utilization. Budget cuts def don't help to keep the city sparkly clean.

Its too bad that the Govt couldn't think of hiring people at a sustainable, living wage to clean, maintain, and build up what is needed to keep NY more appealing. Its a major hub of the world. If NY is a tourists first impression of the USA, most would think we are all dirty, old, smelly pigs.

[ProdigalJunkMail]

17. both Penn and LaGuardia are cleaned by a contractor, I believe,

as is ATL. I don't know why they are so different.

sP

[glowing]

18. I'm not sure either.. but there is a difference between NE clean and SE clean.

Its one thing my mom always commented on as she travelled south to see us for college (now I'm in FL and she flies direct into Tampa). Somewhere around VA, the rest stops became cleaner...She always told us to hold it thru NJ. LOL.

[SpiralHawk]

19. Ahh, Republicon Family Values Outsourcing...

as usual.

Oh well, as long as some eeleete Republicon crony somewhere is getting fatter on the contract, I guess a disgusting terminal or two is worth it...

[malaise]

3. His best line for 2011

:evilgrin:

[glowing]

5. Maybe Jon Stewart will pick it up.. when he's back from vacation.

[glowing]

4. What a tool.. And who will risk life and limb to go out to clean these places?

The lowly proles.. too many of them anyway... always wanting good schools and retirement.

[Renew Deal]

9. Penn Station should have been a shelter

based on the condition that evacuees clean. :D

[Skidmore]

6. Another reason why the disconnected "news" people shouldn't be paid

millions to report on the masses or why they should be believed. Millionaire Fourth Estate members should not exist.

[glowing]

12. Imagine if they spent some of that money of reporting news around the country and the world.

If it doesn't happen in DC or NY, news is barely covered ever. The only time they go to report on a story is if there is a Hurricane coming in somewhere or if we are the beginning stage of a bombing brown people campaign.

They really do seem to operate within a bubble.

[Renew Deal]

8. lol

Penn Station is actually pretty clean. They'd need 500 employees to clean that place in the time frame given.

[onecent]

10. I'm actually surprised that the movie industry isn't

storming NYC for some serious footage of AN EMPTY CITY PLUS SUBWAYS STOPPED...ETC
FOR a movie about the the end of days....lol

[glowing]

11. Not sure that they would place their equipment in the line of potential loss.

Movie action is not cheap; besides would they really get the Hollywood stars to work during a Hurricane?

[onecent]

14. I meant just footage of an EMPTY NEW YORK CITY...it's bound

not to happen again in my lifetime. Sort of the same theory the movie industry has on filming buildings that are being imploded. Didn't mean to imply
that any stars would be present

[glowing]

15. Gotchya... I'm sure they could buy out newsie CNN footage..

[devilgrrl]

16. Sure Brian. Pick up a mob and bucket and get going!

As if he ever worked a day in his life.

[NYCGirl]

20. And what makes you think he didn't "work a day in his life?"

He's from a middle-class family in New Jersey. His first job was as a busboy in a pancake house.