Fun fact: This is directly adjacent to the Bruegger’s Bagels where Count Dracula (acting as interim shift Manager—after Scott called out) coined the phrase, “Push the envelope”.
The caption right below the picture says Boston, MA.
There are probably plenty of similar places in New York, but a reverse image search identifies this as the Old Corner Bookstore in Boston, a historic building that apparently now houses a Chipotle.
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Fun fact: This is directly adjacent to the Bruegger’s Bagels where Count Dracula (acting as interim shift Manager—after Scott called out) coined the phrase, “Push the envelope”.
I could be completely wrong here, but I think I know where this is...
It reminds me of a block in/near the financial district in NYC.
The caption right below the picture says Boston, MA.
There are probably plenty of similar places in New York, but a reverse image search identifies this as the Old Corner Bookstore in Boston, a historic building that apparently now houses a Chipotle.
https://www.thefreedomtrail.org/trail-sites/old-corner-bookstore
Can confirm. I checked the author's notes in Paine's Common Sense and he specifically mentions the Chipotle in the Old Corner Bookstore.
The building is in Boston, and Thomas Paine wrote Common Sense in Philidelphia.
But it apparently is still the Chipotle where Thoreau published Walden.
Where they make cream cheese. Not burritos.
[off topic]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraunces_Tavern
Actual bar where many patriots got shitfaced.
Some say I'm intense, or I'm insane.
Did he take the chicken or the beef?
Paine loved beef
Also great depiction on how to not build cities. Who came up with the idea to build that soulless minecraft building adjacent to the right there?
Edit: It's parking, yeah that tracks, fuck cars honestly