I couldn't resist getting a shoeshine in New York. The staff was Mexican and next to me a guy in a suit got his shoes polished. He looked like he was out of TV series CSI New York and guess what, he was caring a gun and a badge! That was a cool shoeshine, for real.
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:))) ha ha.. He was screed you off?!!
Posted by: Onn | July 19, 2011 at 10:23 AM