How is the economy in NYC?
Can they pool their resources and rent their own place to meet and chat and play mahjongg?
That's no longer how it's done.
See my post @ #15.
From the article:
“Yet there seem to be no shortage of facilities that cater to the elderly in the neighborhood. Civic centers dot the blocks, featuring parlors for baduk, an Asian board game, and classes in subjects from calisthenics to English. Mr. Lee, who comes to the McDonalds from Bayside, passes several senior centers en route. One is a Korean Community Service center in Flushing, which recently changed a room in the basement into a cafe with 25-cent coffee after its president, Kwang S. Kim, got word of the McDonalds standoff.
No one has come.
I think I have to go to McDonalds and ask why theyre there, Mr. Kim said.”