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Desperate
December 14, 2007
That's right. You heard me.
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I’m telling you, just show up at CityZen and act like you have a real reservation. They’ll seat you.
Hang on, let me call Robin.
happy Birthday and I hope it turns out brilliantly .
Good idea to just show up and act like you should be there!
If all else fails go somewhere a bit less fancy – sure you’d probably rather go to one of the places you mentioned, but a Saturday night out without the kids? You gotta take advantage of that!
Happy birthday – have a fun night whatever you end up doing.
I know the owner of 2941. Honest. But if I ask him to get you in it will just insure that you never get a table there for the rest of your life. How about I don’t call and get credit for helping?
I don’t know. We’re going to Roy’s.
Happy birthday, birthday gal pal. Smooch.
I can get you in to a nice French place — Le Mcdonalderie…
Hmmm. I don’t know anyone but Le Chat Noir, where we’re having the launch party, can always seat you — call tomorrow and they’ll still be able to get you a reservation.
We haven’t done CityZen yet — if you get in, tell us all about it!
Oh, and Happy b-day!
My father always got us in to the most difficult eateries in NYC using the David Gordon Theory of Cancellation which states: For every restaurant (or hotel) where you desire to have dinner there will be at least one couple who’s child has come down with the chicken pox which will necessitate a cancellation of their dinner reservation. If you are there when the cancellation comes in the table will be yours.
Worked every time.