In article , [email] (Emanuel Brown) wrote:
Because I don't know the address, and it's as specific as you can get without saying "1234 Maple St." (except for saying in the 50s, but that's basically saying what block.
Fans discuss the real Soup Nazi location in Manhattan and share a story about visiting it in person, confirming the show's depiction of the strict ordering procedure.
In article , [email] (Emanuel Brown) wrote:
Because I don't know the address, and it's as specific as you can get without saying "1234 Maple St." (except for saying in the 50s, but that's basically saying what block.
That's because the blocks in Manhattan are such that once you find the cross streets, it's pretty easys to find any location.
BTW, a friend of mine visited Manhattan over Christmas and visited the Soup Nazi! She stood in line for 20 minutes in the freezing cold -- she did the ordering sequence (order, money, move left) just right and received the fruit and candy that go with the soup. Her friend didn't move immediately to the left -- he only got soup. Her other friend fumbled with her crumpled money -- Soup Nazi passed her and went to the next person in line!
Who needs writers when stuff like this actually is true!?
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