Hey I could probably give Artie a run for his money!I think it's a good idea. Will teach alcoholics to plan ahead. Reminds me of around here in PA years ago they let a few State Stores open on Sundays. And there where people who protested it and predicted a very specific and surprisingly inaccurate degradation of society as a whole. Now all the State Stores are open on Sunday.
Though before that my favorite statement on it was from Artie the crazy Scottish Hair dresser. (I never met anyone else who could insult every single human being he ever met and yet still be endearing, seriously the way he was he should have gotten his ass kicked everyday but everyone loved him). Well Artie said the law was sexiest. Since you could still buy beer which men tend to like but couldn't buy wine which woman like. I countered with it was also sexiest against real men who drink Whiskey.
The Parker House is a great old hotel with lots of history: Ho Chi Minh was a busboy there and John Wilkes Booth stayed there a couple of nights before the assassination, going around the corner to a pistol shooting gallery to practice his shot. The bar at the hotel is still called the "Last Hurrah" after the famous novel based on Boston's most colorful mayor James Michael Curley, sometimes known as the rascal king. It remains a great place to have a drink, think about what was and look out the window. Of course the hotel is famous for Parker House rolls and Boston Cream Pie. The Littlest Bar was also a great place and it was indeed little.I’ve worked over nights in Boston at the Omni Parker house and ended my “day” with bloody Mary’s at the world littlest bar around the corner, then again in Florida there are still Sunday “blue laws” about what time you can start purchasing, also that grocery stores can’t sell hard liquor so you all next door to the liquor store owned by the grocery store, Florida was also the state that turned the drive thru vehicle inspection stations into drive thru liquor stores, every place is different.
Closing at 11 might also stop a lot for the shenanigans i.e. crime that happens, im assuming they would be open late on the weekends.
Yes i did an 18yr stint in boston and worked at a few hotels when i was younger, Marriott Long Wharf, Boston Harbor, The Charles and the Parker House. Worked room service and loss prevention depending on which hotel, met a lot of famous people and a few good stories, then i went in a different career direction lol well joining the army but that got old after 4 yrs lolThe Parker House is a great old hotel with lots of history: Ho Chi Minh was a busboy there and John Wilkes Booth stayed there a couple of nights before the assassination, going around the corner to a pistol shooting gallery to practice his shot. The bar at the hotel is still called the "Last Hurrah" after the famous novel based on Boston's most colorful mayor James Michael Curley, sometimes known as the rascal king. It remains a great place to have a drink, think about what was and look out the window. Of course the hotel is famous for Parker House rolls and Boston Cream Pie. The Littlest Bar was also a great place and it was indeed little.
Not sure why you refer to them as “dogooders.” Generally speaking, I’d say it’s a good thing to do good. I don’t see how these actions are inherently “good” in any way.Here in Acadian dogooders want to end liquor sales by 11clock, Mardi Grais was a way to celebrate before Lent, 40 days of penance , as if that wasn’t enough, the dogooders want to crush us, God save us from the Dogooders.
Ho Chi Minh was a baker there. Malcom X was a busboy.The Parker House is a great old hotel with lots of history: Ho Chi Minh was a busboy there and John Wilkes Booth stayed there a couple of nights before the assassination, going around the corner to a pistol shooting gallery to practice his shot. The bar at the hotel is still called the "Last Hurrah" after the famous novel based on Boston's most colorful mayor James Michael Curley, sometimes known as the rascal king. It remains a great place to have a drink, think about what was and look out the window. Of course the hotel is famous for Parker House rolls and Boston Cream Pie. The Littlest Bar was also a great place and it was indeed little.
You are correct and I am correctedHo Chi Minh was a baker there. Malcom X was a busboy.