More from New York
Courtesy of the Carnegie Deli, this is what you call a beef sandwich:
I also paid a visit to the huge M&Ms store in Times Square. The biggest attraction is the ability to mix-and-match M&Ms:
In addition, the store has three levels (!) worth of random M&Ms merchandise, including clothing, cups, plates, towels, and anything else you can think of. Why anyone would want to pay good money to advertise M&M in every part of their life, I'm not sure. Perhaps it's just so they can say that they have a three level store.
Oh and sarin_girl, I also visited the Hershey's store, though it wasn't quite the same order of magnitude.
Now in São Paolo, Brazil, for a couple of days, and back home (the long way via London, but at least it's flying BA/Qantas).
I also paid a visit to the huge M&Ms store in Times Square. The biggest attraction is the ability to mix-and-match M&Ms:
In addition, the store has three levels (!) worth of random M&Ms merchandise, including clothing, cups, plates, towels, and anything else you can think of. Why anyone would want to pay good money to advertise M&M in every part of their life, I'm not sure. Perhaps it's just so they can say that they have a three level store.
Oh and sarin_girl, I also visited the Hershey's store, though it wasn't quite the same order of magnitude.
Now in São Paolo, Brazil, for a couple of days, and back home (the long way via London, but at least it's flying BA/Qantas).