Closing Bell: Walgreens Gets the Rat Treatment on Myrtle
Last week a rat popped up on Clinton Avenue. This week it’s Myrtle. The union boys are miffed that Walgreen’s (the store’s doing the work not the developer) is using “untrained and unskilled” workers (their words, not ours) to build out their new digs on the ground-floor of the Clermont Condominium at 375 Myrtle Avenue…
Last week a rat popped up on Clinton Avenue. This week it’s Myrtle. The union boys are miffed that Walgreen’s (the store’s doing the work not the developer) is using “untrained and unskilled” workers (their words, not ours) to build out their new digs on the ground-floor of the Clermont Condominium at 375 Myrtle Avenue in Fort Greene. Just curious: What kind of permit does an organization need to get to display an inflatable animal in the middle of the street?
The Clermont Condominium Open For Business [Brownstoner] GMAP
6:34 = “aspiring writer” who hasn’t had to work a day in his/her life.
5:39 = mobster will a no show union job
Well said 5:53. LOL
I’m surprised the Rat would want to be that close to the PJ’s.
And not to mention that the rat is really far from the subway. I’m guessing that it had at least a 45 min commute from Midtown. And the walk was shitty in the rain along the park.
cue neocon circlejerk
Cue jazz soundtrack…
Yeah – why aren’t they prettier – maybe thirty-something 6 foot, 180, with dark unshaven faces reflecting southern European heritage tempered with good American dentistry. That’s the kind of union labor I want lazing around our streets. Oh, did I type that out loud?
Why work when you can hand out flyers?
I’ve been wanting to start a construction company called Rat Construction so I could take advantage of free advertising.