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		<title>The Big Apple</title>
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People talk about New York City&#8217;s culture, the fashion, the city that never sleeps.  Some say it&#8217;s a city absorbed in it&#8217;s own awesome-ness that no mere moral can live there &#8211; you have to be larger than life.  So when I decided to make a trip to the Big Apple for my birthday, I [...]]]></description>
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<p>People talk about New York City&#8217;s culture, the fashion, the city that never sleeps.  Some say it&#8217;s a city absorbed in it&#8217;s own awesome-ness that no mere moral can live there &#8211; you have to be larger than life.  So when I decided to make a trip to the Big Apple for my birthday, I was fully prepared to deal with whatever &#8216;tude the city threw at me.  I was expecting to fall in love with the city, to have that strong desire so many people have to drop everything and move there. I really just love NYC and I could talk for days about  the museums, Central Park, the food, or the people &#8211; but what I was really REALLY fascinated with were the touchscreens in the cabs!  These were awesome!  I&#8217;m so jealous of all the New Yorkers who get to use there! You could check the weather, news, events going on around town, map your route, and pay with a credit card (plus add tip) all from the back seat!   Word on the street here in Chicago is that eventually all cabs will have them installed&#8230;but I&#8217;m  not holding my breath.  Most people I know make sure to have some cash on hand before getting into a cab because so many cabbies fuss about swiping credit cards.  Just about every cab I take and use a credit card &#8211; mostly because I travel to and from the airport for business trips and I have a history of losing receipts &#8211; so being able track my business charges with my credit card works for me.  And every time I use a credit card the cabbie will make some comment, sigh, or refuse &#8211; legally they have to take the card you don&#8217;t have to pay with cash!</p>
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