Joe DeRosa

But I always said, like, New York is one of those cities, whenever you get there, it doesn't matter what year it is, when you get there, that begins your impression of the best version of New York.

And eventually, might take five years, might take two decades, might take 30 years, whatever.

Eventually, you're going to say this isn't what it used to be anymore.

But there's a crop of people coming in right at that time that are saying this is the best place ever.

And 30 years from now, they're going to say they're tired of it or whatever.

Yeah, and I agree with you.

We'll be serving robots.

Not robots are gonna be, yeah.

Yeah.

What you want to me, the analogy is you want the perfect dive bar.

That's what we all want.

Feels comfortable, little gritty, but I feel okay.

Once in a while, you'll go, let's find a dive bar, and you walk in, and there's too many boxes in the corner, and nothing works, and you're like, something's not right here.

There was one we used to go to in LA.

There was a motel upstairs, and the bar downstairs only served two things, Modelo and Corona.

And we were like...

There is some sort of pimping operation or something happening in here.

Yeah, yeah.

But you want perfect dive bar vibes.

You know, when it's too... New York Times Square now is like...