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I think the Port Authority should build a 100 to 1 detail scaled model of the Old World Trade Center. It would be a huge attraction.
Not a bad idea. I really miss the towers. I miss NYC in those days. That's when I used to really enjoy the city. I remember spending many a lunch hour in the mall concourse level, they had such great stores. I still have some receipts from J. Crew, Banana Republic, etc. that say "World Trade Center" on them. And I still have a bottle of perfume that I purchased at Sephora that I refuse to throw about just because I bought it there. And Borders was wonderful, with the cafe on the second floor.
I am ready to leave NYC, but I do miss those days.
I was in Windows of the World, which on Fridays had the best after work party I've ever been in, with DJ Ruben Toro spinning classic disco tunes. Beautiful and elegant crowd! And while it's now taboo to say it, yes, the Trammps were there one Friday singing Disco Inferno! They turned the place out!
Correction to the first part.....I used to go to Windows of the World afterwork on Fridays! I never worked there. Sorry about that!
Maybe a small light sculpture. Big enough for people to walk around, and see what it was like at the Memorial. Or a computer simulation that would simulate what it would be like to have been at the original World Trade Center, and the Twin Towers themselves.
Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield was on 11 (or maybe it was 13) in One, and they had their own cafeteria. Anyone could use it, and their soup was good, so I went there a few times. Maybe that was it.
Doesn't ring a bell, I keep thinking it was a little known name insurance company. Do you know if Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield bought out a company and changed to their name?
Although the company would have had to been big enough to have their own cafeteria I'm still thinking back then I couldn't have been crazy enough to quit working for such a good company. I don't know, those days I might have been cocky enough to do this being that jobs were aplenty during those times.
Thanks Mightyqueen.
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