Is there a LIST of these Yemeni bodegas? Because they are a hell of a lot of construction workers, electricians, plumbers, cops, fireman and EMS workers who spend a TON of money at bodegas, who would really like that list — so they never spend a dollar there again.
These stores are easy to spot. The Muslim bodegas are open 24 hours and sell pipes and bongs. The Hispanic bodegas close at around 10 or 11 p.m. and sell a lot of Hispanic food and drinks and usually not pipes and bongs.
No list needed. Just get the word out:
If you don’t see the Posr for sale, don’t buy anything else there.
I work in NY.
I haven’t bought a newspaper in at least 15 years.
I’m buying $20 worth tomorrow. Don’t know what they cost. And I’m following up by buying one a day from now on.
The list is not necessary.
There is a simple test upon walking in -- no NY Post, NO SALE.
It is just that easy.
“Is there a LIST of these Yemeni bodegas? Because they are a hell of a lot of construction workers, electricians, plumbers, cops, fireman and EMS workers who spend a TON of money at bodegas, who would really like that list — so they never spend a dollar there again.”
easy enough to detect them: just ask for a New York Post, and if they don’t carry them, then just walk away ...