congratulations, americana

Gato_Solo said:
And what does the other $31.50 go to? And you thought I was a carpet bagger...:rolleyes: ;)
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Now, wait a sec. That part, I'm in full agreement with. Get some of these people earning a living again, instead of gov't handouts.
 
SouthernN'Proud said:
yeah that irked me too.

hell the whole notion irks me.
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What's worse is that they try to act like it's for the hurricane damage, and not to line their pockets.

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I'm sure they wouldn't offer tours of the Twin Towers sites for money like that...
 
Gato_Solo said:
What's worse is that they try to act like it's for the hurricane damage, and not to line their pockets.

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I'm sure they wouldn't offer tours of the Twin Towers sites for money like that...
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It's New York...they asked for less...but they did ask

One of the best ways to see Ground Zero and to experience the World Financial Center neighborhood around the disaster site is by taking a professionally guided walking tour of Lower Manhattan. New York City Vacation Packages offers walking tours of Lower Manhattan every Saturday and Sunday morning at 9 AM. Their guide meets you at a midtown rendezvouz near your hotel, and escorts you on the New York Subway to downtown Manhattan, then shows you many of the historic sights, and takes you to the viewing platform at Ground Zero. The tour costs only $15 per adult plus the subway fare.
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http://www.usatourist.com/english/places/newyork/worldtradecenter.html
 
Gato_Solo said:
What's worse is that they try to act like it's for the hurricane damage, and not to line their pockets.

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I'm sure they wouldn't offer tours of the Twin Towers sites for money like that...
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Sorry for the confusion...
 
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