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i think that the marriot would of been ok if there were 1 or 2 yeshiva dates there every night, However beingthat they were the only hotel in brklyn, they were packed with yeshiva dates.
The solution would be to charge $25 a date.
for the yeshiva guy its not so bad because the alternative would be to go to manhattan and pay battery park tunnel fee. plus manhattan soda rates. Especially if he’s real yeshivish and coming in a car service , then he is really saving money by staying in brklyn.
And the marriot will be atleast guaranteed easy income with virtually no cost to them since coke syrup is very cheap.
Not everything is anti semetic
for the yeshiva guy its not so bad because the alternative would be to go to manhattan and pay battery park tunnel fee.
No, they’d be using the Brooklyn Bridge at no charge.
How would you have recognized me?
The Wolf
That was the joke. The reason i couldn’t say hello wasn’t really because i was on a date but because i couldn’t recognize you. I still can’t believe we were both there though. I may have seen The Wolf!
I may have seen The Wolf!
If you saw a guy walking with his wife and a camera and a tripod, then you probably saw me.
The Wolf
Way too long ago for me to remember. I was the guy on a date.
I was the guy on a date.
Believe me, I understand. I was on a date too. 🙂
The Wolf
I just called them and they said the lounge is a public area. Could it be they only tell us that its for guests only??
The Hotel just underwent massive renovations, and just in the last few days, reopened, and looks entirely different from anything in the past.
is the hotel still shidduch appropriate
The lounge is a “public area” because all guests are allowed there.
I work in that same building, albeit not by the hotel lounge.
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