What is being sold here? Answer under the fold.
Sold on Broadway and Mercer in NYC. Hat tip: Shruti Rajagapolan.
by Alex Tabarrok on July 18, 2010 at 6:40 am in Economics, The Arts | Permalink
What is being sold here? Answer under the fold.
Sold on Broadway and Mercer in NYC. Hat tip: Shruti Rajagapolan.
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Corporate social irresponsibility?
Mercer and Broadway do not intersect. I live at Canal and Mercer.
Yet on both these streets, these products are sold.
Indy has just won the internets.
I don’t know about Prof. Tabarrok, but I’d say “sold on [street1] and [street2]” if something can be purchased on either street (or both).
I’d say “sold *at* [street1] and [street2]” if I meant the intersection.
BTW: +1 to Indy
Familiar novelty store gags marketed as “seat savers”. But maybe people buy them as gags anyway.
Notice it did not say “sold ‘at’ Broadway and Mercer.”
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As someone who is interested in urbanism and was unaware of HafenCity, thanks for the coverage! I haven’t had time, though, to do little more than quickly skim most of the links, so I may have missed it, but most of the articles seem to gloss over an angle of the story that really interest me:
thanks for your great website! ^^
So why you do this?
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