Bioudio Miriam and we continue in New York this incredible activity that we have come
to thanks to the company Aeria Flight Level that has brought us here the company
son. We' re still in love with the flight because it' s
been so cool. Also, good to know that it is a company that
takes you directly from Barcelona to New York, but also to Los Angeles,
Boston, San Francisco, Buenos Aires and Santiago de China. And besides,
not only is that from our house we entered the twelve- hour flyer platform
before the flight came out and we were able to customize our journey, that
is, you go in, like a preorder. And there you can choose,
because the types of menus that they are going to see, the dishes,
the drinks, the appetizers, that is, the typical that you go
to the airport and you say to see that it is going to touch pastapollo,
chicken, pasta, well, oh, pasta, what a surprise,
because there you will say it is not that I do not fancy pasta.
Yesterday I don' t feel like it, because I know couscuse, because
you can choose it and you can add snaugs appetizers so it is very cool
and in this pre order you can also choose other extras, like the typical
kid that brings you a blanket, an mask or headphones, because all this
you can customize. Come on, it' s all super comfortable. For
me, the most comfortable thing is to fly on a direct flight from Barcelona,
New York or Barcelona to any place, because the stopovers cut the roll.
Now we' re going to continue with the second part of New York,
our odyssey in the big city. Living a year and a half in
a city like New York is like a life of experiences. Ever since we
met, I' ve been away and I' ve been telling him about
my life there, about what I was doing with whoever was going out,
where I lived, who I knew. You always live in Brooklyn, especially
in Wellandsbourgh, in a back house to a building to this breal house.
It was accessed by a patio where there were plants, a large hammock and
a BARBACOA the first time I saw that house, when I went to visit
it let' s say a couple who knew New York who had just explained
to me that they missed living in Hawaii and resting in a maca. Evidently,
when they saw the maca, they told me crisis of place that it
is like this is the place where you have to live and there I was
very happy. The truth is so much that recently Meta was the address of
that house on her arm. The truth is that I too was very excited
to see that place that had so much mythified me to science, the place
where I lived. So we went over there, waited at the entrance and
until someone opened us, we didn' t leave. We were lucky that
a girl who was going to a party inside that floor came in and let
us through. They were very nice. In fact, we' re invited
to join the party. For me, Williamsburg I told you is the best
neighborhood in the world, because not only for the experiences you live, but
for the style of low houses, for all the shops of pin tagsh clothing
that there is a lot for the locals, but above all, especially for
the skyline that you see. From there there is an area called North Five
Street, Bear and Park, which follows North Street, five direction towards the
river, where you actually reach Medtown, in front of the Empire State,
and you see the whole skyline, the whole skyscraper bottom. It' s
impressive day and night. It' s a perfect place, perfect. Everyone
thinks it' s nicer from Tambo, which is the lower part, the
southern part, but for me that' s the right place. Besides,
it' s not very crowded, and I was running away almost every day
when I lived there. I used to run on the promenade surrounding the river
and down Williamsbourg to the south, which is a more industrial area. It
' s so cool. Now that area has turned it into pretty cool gardens
or went with someone to chat. I was walking for minutes and minutes and
they kept looking at the reflection of the sky in the sea. The sunset
is that I get very excited when I talk about this place, because it
is very nice and it was very special to come back with Alejo. We
' re out there, staring at the skyline all the lights and it'
s starting to rain stronger and louder. We go down the Bethola subway station,
coming, where there is always some musician who threatens to wait for you
and we go home to rest in the morning. Alejo' s cell phone
starts ringing because of its location, it gets red and we see it on
the screen. State of emergency. Well, well, state of emergency to
national weapon the end of the world and we recommend not to go out on
the street, but to see uncle, what do you mean? We'
re in New York. I' m just getting ready and I' m
going down to the basement, and I' m going to put the cum
to jo jo and randait the kittens in the low house, and put food
in there half sob and all of a sudden. When I step from the
last step to the basement, I fly my feet and legs, also half
legs sunk in the water. The feeling was so weird. I didn'
t expect a cold water that covered my knees. It was all dark.
I didn' t know what was going on. It was like I was
in a nightmare and so I started screaming what the fuck. Suddenly, I
hear him and I see that far away he was leaving the basement with the
bottoms of his pants. Wet to the knees, we almost went down and
the basement there called the basement, which is just as large as the main
floor, but without walls or open, is flooded. He sent videos explaining
the situation, to the French woman, to the lady of the house and
looking for kittens, Joe, Joe and Granight. I was confident that cat
instinct would make Joe, Joe and Garnet survive. That sound began to run
away. There were electric machines connected in that basement, a fridge, a
lamp, an amplifier. We had to get out of there. Or anyway,
a little spark believed us where on the couch that' s not.
That' s like a corner and as you walk away, you dry your
slippers with the dryer, because they' re the only ones I wore and
I put on some flip flops that I find out and I try to get
the water out of the door that faces the outside like a parreño. There
comes bucket out, bucket out, but to see it' s impossible mission,
because the site was huge and flooded. I mean, I couldn'
t get nearly a inch of water out. So, after having spent an
hour there soaking out the water that doesn' t stop us, it rains
to the seas. Yeah, but our state of adventurers and curiouss can keep
us locked up in the house and we decided to get going there, or,
well, it' s letting them be lamen wal. So, umbrella
in hand, we' re out. Let' s go to the subway.
Okay, it' s closed. All the closed lines are heard police
sirens, fire ambulances, chaos and farting again have feet soaked and cost me
a lot a frame and feet soaked. I guess, to a certain extent,
it happens to everyone, but I really walk like a pact, a
slow duck duck, a very slow duck. Well, he doesn' t
tell us the panic. We' re looking for an alternative route. If
the subway is not possible, then we will go a bus and we also
want to go to the Moma Pis One which is in queens and we see
that by car it is about fifteen minutes. I mean, we can'
t take much longer. Spoiler, it takes two hours, but well,
we talked to the people at the bus stop. Then inside the bus.
There too, because we saw how some workers were even happy to be late
for work, we heard some of the daily dramas of Brooklyn’ s inhabitants.
Anyway, we were able to follow the city differently. She was one
of the ladies I was expecting, too. He was informing us. There
are four stops left. At twenty minutes, there are already three stops and
we saw the cars pass and around the entrance of light was forming a puddle
that every time a car passed by it was like a little, that is
to say, a finger to soak us independantly. Then it was so tight.
Sure, after another hour and a half, we reach the One foot
and it' s closed. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it
was closed, but we got a reward for all this morning that' s
a drunch in a dinner pass. Situated right next to the One foot,
the Court Square Dinner, Who' s the happiest Alejo the same place is
so cool. We ordered a lot of pancakes with strawberries and toasted syrup with
avocado and eggs and juices and coffees and we spent a good time there gathering
strength. The place is amazing and on top. We are next to a
window where you see the intersection of the street and the subway tracks that go
as above that are raised, and we see the subway pass. The subway
works, okay, it only works Manhattan Directorate, which is more controlled,
because, obviously, to not keep the will, we take the subway and
get out of there we go to the moma in Manhattan. But of course,
we are not the only ones who have thought of taking advantage of the
rainy day to go to the Museum. It' s also Petau' s
busted. In addition, we arrive at 4: 00 and that day and
there is a curfew in the city and everything closes at 5: 00 p
m, but when we don' t know, we get the money back
and we end up getting the moma for free, i e, pussy,
no direction and no planned plan. We' re there in the middle of
Medtown and we' re thinking of going over to see the opening of the
New York Film Festival, which was that same night and even though there were
no tickets left, because I don' t know, we stood there.
We go to the ambitillo and we see the Lincoln Center, which is where
they do it, which at night also illuminated. It' s beautiful and
it looks like it' s slowly stopping raining and it' s still daylight,
so we' re giving a little pass from the moma up. We
arrived at the Lincoln Center, which is a square where the Metropolitan Opera House,
the New York Ballet, is located. There are several theatres. There
' s Juliar School and Alice Stolley Hall, which is the venue where they
' re going to screen, as the whole New York festival at a festival.
That night it opens with the film Mady Samberg, directed by tot Hins,
which we just learned has been titled in Spain secrets of a scandal hello
is in man where it comes from good. The fact is that, while
we' re surrounding the building in the back because we didn' t find
it out there, he starts telling me that this tot Hines, who is
the director, looks like he' s a fan of Almodóvar, because this
movie had one of the posters inspired or copied literally from talking to her and
while he tells me this, we meet two people says the far away you
gave me is he' s Almodóvar pedro. I turn around and I see
him on my back and I get so shocked that mine. I look at
him walking away and entering through one of the back doors of the building and
when he' s already inside, I mean, okay, we have to
get in. I approach the building almost hooking my face to the glass to
see beyond and see that people are in cocktail mode worth. I get so
nervous. We walk past a revolving door and one of the girls who'
s in the room tells me with her hand that between what she is.
That way I think the girl heard us speak Spanish and saw us like this
a little exotic, although we were going with a black raincoat, but good
looking elegant. Naturally, and you must have thought these Spaniards must be friends
with Peter at least and he gestured to us like this. This way I
' ll take away my arm and shove it in. Wow, we'
re in, we' re freaking out, we' re really nervous.
Everyone' s very elegant. We, as we go with black coats and
long ones in the rain, also give the look of being elegant. But
inside I go with a sweatshirt from the momas. Let' s keep the
umbrellas that we are where we are. I' m very nervous, Love,
I don' t know where we are. We' re on the
ali toy listy there' s a photocol where Tottheins is with the team taking
pictures and I notice that the people around us carry IDs hanging or going with
the entrance to hand and we' re going to per think about a strategy
to get in to watch the movie that gives few minutes to TV and we
don' t know how to do it. People go in and at the
last moment, as always happens, the entrance cte crowds all the people and
the accomodators go ass looking at the entrances. I go over to one next
door and ask him where the bathroom is. He points me in and lets
me through. The bathrooms were in the hallway of the theater, that is,
we had passed the hall where was the cocktail welcome to the party to
the theater the blow. We were there, we were inside the entrance.
We went to do what we had said, which is to go, to
the lizard, Cintia to his and I to mine and once we went out,
we met in the hallway and got into the theater stage. We were
in. We thought we' d sit in a seat near the hallway,
in case we have to run away and so we do. I' m
starting to sweat, but heavy makes me very nervous, very restless. Let
' s not plow away. He tells me to calm down, that I
' m being noticed, and that if we' re asked what we can
say that we' re friends with Modovar and that we' ve been placed
here and if we get caught, that' s the worst thing that could
happen to us. At most, we' d have a laugh and we
' d stay out on the street and that' s it We were surrounded
by safes, because the safes were in the hallway and we were in some
seats facing the hallway. So, until the president of the festival came out
to present part of the film team that was going to present it. We
didn' t relax, in fact, until the movie started, we couldn
' t really breathe. Then we saw that we had just saved about three
hundred dollars, although in fact, since there had been no entries for weeks,
that value was possibly much higher. We' re very strong. We
just got out of the opening of the lie Orthon Festival and now we'
re in the middle of the Lincoln Center, which is all coming out of
the med to see the Metro Wa I don' t know. I don
' t know what it' s called presel where the opera is Wow oh
how strong you see what I told you three days in New York and more
things have happened to us than good that almost a lifetime isn' t so,
but a lot has happened to be three days, because we still have
three more days left and half of us will start with Saturday, one of
the best days to spend in New York because of the huge amount of plans
and events there are. The day in which half a closet is renewed from
afar and the day I meet with a friend, we dance reggaeton and take
two- dollar choronitas in a Latin bar of Williamdsbork the sun rises on Saturday,
the streets are crowded with people, the parks are filled with children and
giggles and Williamsburgh shines and is already as lively as I am. We start
the day with a branch in the phife Lites in the north of Williamsbourg,
which is delicious and you are already noticing a small environment that lives in that
neighborhood, which is thus very modern, very cool and very young people.
We cross the Maccaro in Park We go to Smokesborg, a market of vinyl
food and vintage clothes located next to my favorite beach. Well, I say
playita, because there' s a little sand going into the river, but
no one knows it like a beach and there' s some rocks where you
can sit. But, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey. We haven' t talked about the
rats in New York yet. Let' s see them. There are and
they are very big, yes, but they seem super cute to me.
The truth when I see them crossing there in the distance, they' re
kind of cute at home, obviously not, but rats don' t usually
come in at home, but there' s usually little mice. Not the
rats. These sewers and at night it' s funny because they cross in
front of you and hurry so much that sometimes you have to dodge them so
you don' t step on them. What we most saw on this trip,
in more than rats, were flying bugs that were hooked on your clothes
and called flies stained lanterns because they are a mixture between a fly or a
moth and a faggot, because they are like reddish ones with black spots.
The city is plagued right now. There is an invasive plague of these flies
and it is a problem because they feed on plants and crops and in the
news it is continually inciting people to kill them. Then there are areas,
especially in Manhattan, that you see the floor full of these crushed bugs and
you see that everyone without any mercy, you step on them and crush them.
We' re still in Wellendsborg. We go down the promenade, surrounding
the river and I see that this whole area is super changed. Everything in
general is much newer. There are more buildings, more renovations, more shops.
There is even Dominos Park, which is a park opened in the two
thousand eighteen, which has some terracitas, a playground for children, an area
for exercise machines. All very well and we can not leave the neighborhood without
first having a Brooklyn Lager, which is Brooklyn beer, in the same factory
where the Brooking brown Mos is made in this factory is in the north of
Willensburg, which is an area that touches the river and is full of industrial
ships painted with graffiti pubs discs. We' re super excited. We'
ve got half the trip left. Everything looks idyllic, perfect until we realize
it' s an ancen. They' ve given the room where the hot
water machine is from the whole brown stone, that is, from our floor
and upstairs, and we don' t have hot water, and in principle
tomorrow they' ll try to fix it. We' ll see if it
' s true. We continue with the adventure New Yorkina fluding Experience, Total
Experience Full Full fluding Experience. Now we' re going to a party that
has invited my colleague and it' s at the laworisite that there' s
still no one and we' re going to have dinner at a Tiglander that
in New York it' s usually very expensive to eat in a good restaurant
and right now it' s super expensive to buy food at the supermarket too,
but there' s plenty of Thai restaurants that are super cute, good
and cheap. There we met with asier renteria who curiously had just worked with
me in my last film. As director Hate Songs, he has done an
amazing job in soundtrack and sound design. So that' s where we were
meeting after so it' s a popular Latin bar where you said Spanish or
Latino and you live in New York. You' re gonna end up safe
at some point on stellar it' s cheap and it' s super fun.
Inside there' s a lot of fuss, there' s music,
there' s people dancing, but outside there' s an terracita ambie where
we sit and we start talking to the people there, there' s a
lot of student, there' s some temporary worker and well the story is
always the one people desperately looking for how to stay there and after an agitated
night, the best thing is to go to another mythical place, sleep not
Central Park is Sunday and it' s very crowded and full of music,
but it' s been an amazing day we spend the morning walking around there.
We don' t rest on any metow that' s like the Great
Green fields, where everyone makes pigniks and so on. And we went out
on eighty- sixth Street Direction Upper west Side to go visit the bel nordh
building which is the building where the series Only Morders in the bel Dan is
wheeled is a comedy series about between prime starring is Selena comment Steve Martin and
Martin short And it' s hilarious and the building is a pass and when
we found out that that building existed, we said we should go and visit
it clearly. Due to the series, the building has been filled with curious
like us and entrance to the enclosure is not allowed without being a neighbor.
But we kept talking to the manager who' s at the door and there
' s video, too, and you' ve done it all. The
guy caught us when we were entering the inner courtyard of the building that goes
out also in the series and tells us it was come what you want to
take pictures. You' re here for the show. I can pass you
pictures and as a smuggler, it takes us to a blind spot in the
building where surveillance cameras can' t. Pillar pulls out his cell phone and
tells us that we activated the Irdrop to pass us photos and videos that he
has made himself. There as smuggling images of Only Maurdel without du Pilding is
over. So much for the bale. When we go down to the C,
here' s the dead end and say someone famous how good. The
guy beats my cell phone memory with videos and photos from all parts of the
precinct, from below, from above, actors had more ah Wow and Angelina
Joe we want to go to Harlem tonight and there we set off on our
way to Harlem. Let' s be by what they call the Manharan Valley,
a little higher than the per West Side. And while we waited for
my friend Nica to go to lunch with her, she heard Cintia what you
' re doing. Here I meet another friend from Barcelona who hadn' t
seen her for a thousand years and we invite her to eat with us.
Of course, the beastiest thing about this is that we were on the subway
and we decided to go down a stop earlier than we needed to walk a
little bit. I mean, we didn' t get to decide at the
last minute before the doors were closed down at that station, which was a
decision as well as impulsive, and we wouldn' t have gotten to find
this girl. We leave four o' clock to a Mexican to the panchas
antojitos I tell you name because it is very good and it is very cheap
and you have to go only they pay poop and as it was Sunday,
the Amsterdam Avenu, which is very close to the Hudson River, is closed
and becomes pedestrian and many of the locals put the tables and chairs to enjoy
the street a note. If you have a chance to meet someone who lives
there in New York, take advantage of it, because every resident has his
tricks the places he frequents and are always super open, to show you what
they know so that you can enjoy it too. And that' s what
happened to us with Nica and Greta, who started taking us around the neighborhood.
Besides, they were almost neighbors. We spent the day with them and
that made us never get to Harlem, but it was worth it. Nica
took us to a secret garden that made us promise that we would never reveal
that address, because of course it is already known that our podcast is world
- famous and would be filled with tourists. No, but we' re
not going to reveal it, because it' s best to find it as
she found it, because in these cities it' s best to improvise and
find your own favorite corners and secrets. One I' m going to confess
to you, but because it' s like a tourist stop, it'
s also the hungariand pastru and shop. It is a good Hungarian pastry shop
and coffee shop from Eastern Europe, which has all the most delicious things and
at a very good price. In fact, we did enough glue to get
slices of cake and coffee. Besides, from that day on they became friends
with each other is that everything that happens there looks like a movie. I
' m really out of my league. Before we went to New York we
made a wish list, not of things we wanted to do. I really
wanted to go back to Coni Island I had already gone, but years ago
and out of season and the recreational park was closed since I was a kid
since I saw the movie Big Beck O Bic and as a controversy, it
is called Big Big Pick O Bic. I don' t know if in
Spain it' s Bea and in America bip Picki Well it doesn' t
matter in that movie. I think it was the first time I heard of
Conni Island until later I also saw Warriors, not that amazing movie by Walter
Hill, because since then I' ve been a big fan of that place,
of all that kind of imaginary, linked to freaks, attractions, the
fair, which is a universe that I aesthetically love. In addition, the
beach is beautiful and is a popular neighborhood, a kind of badalone or hospitalete
de llobregat of the New Yorkers, to which to get to you you have
to go all the metro line, which is also worth it. It'
s an incredible experience, because you' re going to see how the people
who go into the neighborhoods where the subway stops change. And there' s
Vick' s Tholtar machine, but in the movie, I don' t
know if you remember he didn' t speak the machine. I didn'
t talk. In reality, this kind of genius out of the thousand and
one nights speaks to you wor very free or power. The park is full
of Orthodox Jews who spend their vacations at Luna Park. We eat some fries
in the Nathans and Alejo is attacked by the speckled torches flies that in that
area are very plagued ready. Then we take the famous direction that today we
go to the moma, but the rain caused iotations of the rooms below and
some are closed. The Moma Pis One is very close to the river overlooking
the Skyland at Midtown. We stayed there on the promenade, contemplating this skyline
under a huge prison of pexi cola surpasses antia and watching how some Jewish Orthodox
girls who are all dressed the same look at a pimp who rides a water
bike in the river. It' s 5: 15. And it'
s a pass to catch the ferry. So far, the sun is getting
between the buildings and the reflection with the sea is incredible. We cross the
river at sunset from Long Island stop to Wall Street and then, with the
same ticket, we take another ferry that takes us to Brooklyn. On that
ferry, the sky is either draining and the city is going to light up.
We passed under the Brooklyn Bridge, the manhattand bridge of Williamsburgh Bridge and
got off in the north of Williamsburgh to go to dinner at Jokes Pizzan and
go to my mandatory stop, my wish on that j Union Pol trip.
Before we continue or remember that we were able to make this trip thanks to
our union with fly Level, which took us and trusted our New York adventure
fly Level a thousand thanks for all two because you have given us an experience
for life and with you. The hurry kills has managed to travel further than
ever. The Union Pool is an old swimming pool supply store that has become
a bar with several spaces. When you come in, you find a typical
American bar. Then there is a super spacious terrace space with chairs tables and
there is a taco truck that is open all night and are quite good.
And from there you can access a beautiful lounge with a small stage where they
play live music or pinandi jis depends on the night. That' s where
the legendary rever band plays in Vince Anderson and He Love Waia Wya is written
lorg Sture, but it' s pronounced Love Waya Vaya. Reverend Vince Anderson
' s band and the choir of love, the one known as Reverend Vince
Anderson and his jazz band have been dominating the Unionpool every Monday night for more
than twenty- five years. I discovered them as soon as I lived there
and believe me if I told you that I went almost every Monday my group
of friends already arrived a point that they didn' t want to accompany me
that they trust me to see is already seeing, but for me there was
something cathartic to see them live and, as I could see it, he
still sees here. There is Apple voice note, plus app two more genem
poles videos. It became a temple and one of my dreams will be to
go back there and listen again to the Reverend, this unstoppable guy who will
pass the story by singing what they have called as dirty costal. The reverend
beats the barefoot piano. As he sings, he raises and elevates the audience
with his musical rumble and his spiritual and optimistic messages about life. He gets
you to end up screaming loudly hey Me, and he' s not just
accompanied by a saxophonist whose NOx and glasses are always surprising and who once explained
to me that he is also an astrologer. There is also a guitarist who,
along with the salt reverend, leads to the band a trumpet player with
long hair who is a super sensitive and super affectionate hippie and who has also
been a trumpeter of a lot of international bands like sur Jean Stevens, for
example. And a drummer and a bass player. Start the concert with a
loud noise. Usually the reverend comes out with his robe, his long,
gray beard, and he' s barefoot. They sit on the keyboard and
starts strapping it off that you hallucinate that I imagine that might sound as good
as it sounds. This concert lasts from nine of the night to twelve of
the night, that is, a lot of times has between act and musicians
take advantage to go out and talk to people me cross with the guitarist and
trumpeter and to my super surprise, recognize me is very strong. After so
many years they ask me where I live, what I' ve been doing
all this time, and they tell me they' ve made a documentary film
and they' re still full of it and I' m so happy to
see them and be able to talk to them. This is such a nice
place for me. Since that night and with the music that accompanied me for
a long time, Mondays became a very special day for me. Thanks to
the band we took a picture. In the old photo mat ca there is
near the bathroom that good you take a picture and it takes ten minutes to
leave. In fact, on the roof and on the walls around there are
a lot of photos of people who surely did not have the patience to wait
to pick it up. It won' t be the last time I see
the band, it won' t be the last time I step johnn Pole,
it won' t be the last time I' m in New York.
So it' s not a goodbye. It' s like you'
ve always been to me until later, after all that intense week, the
last day we dedicated him to going Tashow at Union Square. It' s
a transit square in downtown Manhattan where some days they put up a little organic
food market. This is one of the squares that crosses Broadway Avenue. We
went down Broadway to 12th Street, where we entered the Strunbook Store. The
Strandbook is a super- macro bookstore where there are opportunities for outdated or second
- hand books and not only do you find countless books, but it is
also a paradise of moderney merchandising. There are t- shirts, cups,
games, a bunch of cool souvenirs go, but what we want is clothes
and bargains. So we' re heading for the famous vintage Becons, Clownet
and Train Vintage or Urban Jangle second- hand stores. From June Square we
take the L line that goes into Brooklyn and passes under the river. You
notice it pretty much because your ears are just covered and we get off at
Jefferson Street, next to the House of iss which is a super disco in
the area that I used to walk through those streets, too. It'
s so cool,' cause you see the famous street art in the area.
We are in Bashwick and this area is super known for having all the
walls full of graffiti and huge illustrations. We passed ahead of the Bashwick Collective,
which is an association of artists who are renewing graffiti. This means that
what we' re seeing now is probably not the same thing that' s
gonna be out of here for a year. Buishuwaik was an industrial and degraded
neighborhood. In the 1980s, many of the breweries in the area were closed
down and there were wildfires. There was a lot of poverty and, in
addition, crack swept away with many young people. But the 1990s brought in
Hispanic immigrants and began a process of neighborhood regeneration. In the two thousand many
of the artists from Willy Burg were installed and renovated the premises, opened businesses,
organized expost concerts and a lot of cultural events and the neighborhood clear became
super artistic, creative. And what it is now we enter the train ming
Tage, which is the paradise of second- hand clothes, with very competitive
prices and far that is a crack finding bargains in these shops, that is
to say it catches everything, because it also happens that there finds its size,
all the time well, we take a bag. We have to buy
even a bag there to take everything we buy, T- shirts, shoes,
a sweatshirt, a plaid shirt, a cap, pants And the best
thing is that when we leave the store loaded with bags, the Robertas awaits
us, which is an incredible pizzeria next door, which is a place that,
besides it is very cool and very good, is cheap. It'
s next to Morgan Avenew' s subway and then we head back to Manhattan
to enjoy our last day in town. That night our flight back to Barcelona
goes and I ask you to go away. We' re going to spend
the last little while in Tompkins Park, in the Svillagh, that we get
a coffee to go, that we sit on a bench and see how the
sun hides between the buildings. S It' s been a fun reunion trip.
Shocking with the change of the city, every time I' ve come
to New York I' ve had the feeling of getting in a bubble.
And now let' s get out of the bubble and clear. In the
next episode we travel to an island in Greece creta yes from the urban paradise,
to a natural paradise in the sea. The Breeze? The Breeze?
Kill? Kill? Kill? Kill?