In New Yok, you see everything. You can experience almost everything. And, with enough money you can certainly buy pretty much anything.
Thus, when walking the city streets of New York, you have to be prepared for just about everything and anything.
Yup. The other morning it looked like it had rained lobsters. There was lobster carcasses all through this one block. I’m highly allergic to shellfish. So, I was amused, petrified, and bemused. I was probably feeling a few other things as well.
Categories: Humor, identity, mental health, new york, photography, Psychology, society, Travel
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Ah, New York! Big cities have their own separate ethos.
Soon, someone will be along to pick up the debris and take it all somewhere else. Wonder what the shellfish were the aftermath of.
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There is so much out on the street right now. Its bizarre
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Dumping.
Our dropkick prime minister – in a surprisingly Trumpesque act of self-aggrandisement – picked a fight with Beijing by being one of the first to demand a Covid-19 investigation. In retaliation, Beijing shut down Australian exports of barley, wine and … lobsters.
Many Australians were anticipating a bit of luxury at heavily discounted prices. Did not happen. Luckily we have a free trade agreement with the US that allows the US to dump oranges and cherries for example here, out of season, and Australia can export wine and other agricultural products to the US.
But that lobster carcass in your photograph looks pretty emaciated – possibly from swimming all the way from the South China Sea, up the Hudson and crawling ashore on New York streets. More likely they were dumped by the same South American country that dumps kitten lobsters slightly bigger than shrimp on our shores.
Harvesting under- size seafood is a sure way to deplete fisheries. It is a sign of desperate times.
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Eek. Weird times indeed
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Hmm, sounds like you may have wandered into a late episode of the television show “Watchmen” …
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Hahaha that’s possible
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