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Hey, Steve Kuzzo is the great columnist for the New York Post, writes about real estate, writes about restaurants, writes about New York, Steve Kuzzo's columns in the New York Post. You can get them all there. Steve Kuzzo, how you doing? I'm good. Happy Thanksgiving. Day late or two. Hope you had a good one. Well, you're about a week late, but okay.

It's close enough.

Time flies, I guess.

I'm having dinner with this friend of mine.

He moved to Florida, but he's back in New York visiting.

So, the restaurant is packed.

He can't move.

He had a bribe to matrived him $100 to get this table.

It's so loud.

And he's telling me, everybody left. New York's over.

Everybody's gone.

They're all in the fluke.

Well, it's funny because all my restaurant friends that I've talked to in the last week since Thanksgiving

tell me the same thing, that it was their biggest Thanksgiving day in their history.

So, for example, I was at Porterhouse, the Steakhouse last night.

Great place.

With my wife.

And remarkably, they told me that their Thanksgiving was the biggest that they've had in 17 years of being open.

And I've heard that from others as well.

A lot of people didn't want to eat home, I guess.

Yeah, but the restaurants are, it's not just Thanksgiving. Restaurants are packed all the time, the major restaurants, hotels are busy. It looks like there's Tourists. Times Square is mobbed 24 hours a day, so that looks pretty good for New York, doesn't it? It's going to be a big tourist season, isn't it? Yeah, and you know what's interesting. One of the interesting things to watch on the tourist

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