We leave DC in the morning, and arrive in the Big Apple a
mere four hours and $38 dollars in tolls later. After parking by the Manhattan studio, the four of us get in
line to receive ticket voucher for the show. With it being close to 1:30, we were getting hungry, so Brad
and Gordon went out to pick up some lunch from the best Halal cart in all of
Manhattan. They come back with the
largest meal $6 can buy you, and taste wasn’t sacrificed at all for
quantity. After the meal, we
received our tickets and had some time to kill before taping started. So we walked over to Central Park to
cruise along the outskirts of the iconic park and then headed down to
Rockefeller Center. Once we
checked out 30 Rock, time was running short so we walked/sprinted back to the
studio so that we wouldn’t miss the taping.
No talking, just eating. |
Luckily, we made it with minutes to spare, plopped into our
seats and awaited the show. A guy
came out to warm up the crown, joked around with some of the audience
members. He was pretty funny and
really quick on his feet. Next,
Jon Stewart came out and answered questions from the audience. He had some witty answers to many of
the questions. From here he went
right into the show, which was hilarious.
We were laughing for 22 minutes.
After which, Gordon took us down to Greenwich Village where
we picked up a slice of some great New York pizza. We walked around after dinner to Washington Square and
discovered a shop close by solely dedicated to The Big Lebowski. As fans of the movie, we had to stop in
and Brad ended up with a t-shirt.
After the busy day, it was about time to begin our toll
filled trek back home. We were
back in DC by 2:30am, exhausted but memory filled.
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