The New York trip opened my eyes to how unique of a city it is in America. Considering I’ve never been to Times Square, I’ve only been to the Bronx for a Yankee game, this was really an eye-opening experience to me. On the trip I didn’t know many people for a variety of reason. I’m not in the Business LLC, and I commute unlike a majority of the people I was with. Nonetheless, I was able to meet new people, but I placed a heavy emphasis on the observation of everything around me in the city.
Waking up for the trip was less than pleasurable for me. I slept for maybe an hour that night because I had to work on a paper, and figured I’d have to leave from my house to be at the Bloomsburg Hospital around 4 AM anyways. Being an impatient person, …show more content…
At one point a kid no older than thirteen years old was cussing out a security guard, probably because he stole from the store. I found that too be hysterical, and it points out the randomness of the city. I didn’t have much money on me to spend, which was a good thing because the stores are so gigantic which I never realized until actually going to Times Square. Visiting Trump Towers was also a notable part of the trip, and the beautiful architecture was the greatest part of the experience there. On a side note I believe he was in the building because he did his sorry statement, for the comments he made about women that night with a city behind him in the video, and he held a meeting with mayor Giuliani, and others that morning in New York. If that’s true, I’m mad because that would make it the second time I’ve been near Trump without seeing him, as I was unable to see him earlier in the year at one of his rallies because of the thousands of people there. Finally, I ended my day eating at a restaurant where the show, “The Big Bang Theory”, is filmed. The restaurant was terrible in my opinion, however I think it’s cool that so many so many TV shows have places in New York visible to the general public. For example, I saw the building of the David Letterman show which is one of my favorite talk shows. I’d love to come back sometime, and watch a live talk show
Waking up for the trip was less than pleasurable for me. I slept for maybe an hour that night because I had to work on a paper, and figured I’d have to leave from my house to be at the Bloomsburg Hospital around 4 AM anyways. Being an impatient person, …show more content…
At one point a kid no older than thirteen years old was cussing out a security guard, probably because he stole from the store. I found that too be hysterical, and it points out the randomness of the city. I didn’t have much money on me to spend, which was a good thing because the stores are so gigantic which I never realized until actually going to Times Square. Visiting Trump Towers was also a notable part of the trip, and the beautiful architecture was the greatest part of the experience there. On a side note I believe he was in the building because he did his sorry statement, for the comments he made about women that night with a city behind him in the video, and he held a meeting with mayor Giuliani, and others that morning in New York. If that’s true, I’m mad because that would make it the second time I’ve been near Trump without seeing him, as I was unable to see him earlier in the year at one of his rallies because of the thousands of people there. Finally, I ended my day eating at a restaurant where the show, “The Big Bang Theory”, is filmed. The restaurant was terrible in my opinion, however I think it’s cool that so many so many TV shows have places in New York visible to the general public. For example, I saw the building of the David Letterman show which is one of my favorite talk shows. I’d love to come back sometime, and watch a live talk show