God knows I'm not looking for anybody else to lose his job or anything. But I'm guessing not even Steve Martin's former poor black child in the "The Jerk" could muster up much excitement for the arrival of the new phone book anymore. For weeks, stacks and stacks of these have been sitting on stoops all over Manhattan -- with some going directly into the recycling bin -- prompting me to wonder if they should be delivered in an "on-demand" fashion moving forward.Monday, December 28, 2009
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God knows I'm not looking for anybody else to lose his job or anything. But I'm guessing not even Steve Martin's former poor black child in the "The Jerk" could muster up much excitement for the arrival of the new phone book anymore. For weeks, stacks and stacks of these have been sitting on stoops all over Manhattan -- with some going directly into the recycling bin -- prompting me to wonder if they should be delivered in an "on-demand" fashion moving forward.
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that would be more eco-friendly, yes
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