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...Everything is cooked on the grill in front of you by a rotating cast of servers, one of whom described the job to me as “athletic”....
...His one sadness was that doing this on a rainy November evening means you’re less likely to be able to use the BBQ and might have to settle for the grill instead....
...Jason Grill, a former attorney, runs an online sock shop. “I don’t earn a salary. There are good months and bad months. But it would be way harder if I worked in New York.”...
...A “beefsteak” was once a New York tradition, a special kind of party given by local politicians or other big shots. As the name implies, they were culinary affairs....
...It captures the cut-throat world of 1980s Wall Street, a time when anything could, and did, happen as the traditional way of doing business was turned on its head by upstarts such as KKR....
...Sushi, like ceviche, was also seen as a healthy food. “In the restaurant business, if you put a Japanese word on something, even when it’s not low-fat, it communicates lightness....
...of its previous old colonial home in a new location....
...He said he went to New York in the first place because “I smell money”, and that, perhaps, made him what he really was – a classic American immigrant success story....
...Sasha Issenberg, author of The Sushi Economy, leans to the practical view. No one, he says, laments the move of Fulton Fish Market a few years ago from downtown New York....
...In reality, New York’s modern-day plutocrats obey a set of customs almost as rigid as those that governed the behaviour of Edith Wharton’s “good” Old New York families a century and a half ago....
...“The retail investor is back but he’s a smarter investor this time around,” declares Rob Quan, an analyst at Financial Research Corporation, the Boston-based data company....
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