Drink coffee in a movie? Have it in this unique, blue paper cup with greek writing

[D_Odds]

@Laughing Lagomorph

Oh, I get it.

So cab drivers who say “dese, dem, and dose” are more real than those that say “these, them, and those”. And streets with steam coming up from grates are more real than those without it!

Most cab drivers have too much trouble with English to say “dese, dem, and dose”, but the ones that can speak Brooklyn natively most certainly do say that.

And steam does come up from some grates - not often, but it does happen.

[Cleophus]

The “greek” cups are in Philadelphia, and are used by sidewalk lunch carts.

[postcards]

@D_Odds

And steam does come up from some grates - not often, but it does happen.

More often from manhole covers, as that’s where the steam pipes are. (And we are all aware that what we see is water vapor, not steam, right?)

[Ukulele_Ike]

@Laughing Lagomorph

So cab drivers who say “dese, dem, and dose” are more real than those that say “these, them, and those”. And streets with steam coming up from grates are more real than those without it!

To quote the City Lights Books back cover copy from Charles Bukowski’s short story collection Tales of Ordinary Madness: “Bukowski’s farts are realer than the Empire State Building.”

[Laughing_Lagomorph]

@D_Odds

Most cab drivers have too much trouble with English to say “dese, dem, and dose”, but the ones that can speak Brooklyn natively most certainly do say that.

And steam does come up from some grates - not often, but it does happen.

Yeah, I know. I’ve been there.

Laughing Lagomorph, born in NYC.