"Suppliers Anxious over Surplus of Heritage Turkeys":
"The turkeys were being put just a tad on a back burner when we took up pork and wild rice, and we didn't have Plan B and Plan C" in case anyone backed out of a contract, Mr. Martins said in a telephone interview. "In the end we will pay Frank. Whether Todd and I have to give up $30,000 of our money, whether I have to end up living in Brooklyn instead of Manhattan, the farmers will be paid. It's going to put a stress on Heritage Foods."
Rain on the freaking scarecrow, man. Stay tuned for the telecast of Asshats Going Broke Selling Artisanal Turkeys for $140.00-Aid. And please do what you can to help-- no one wants to witness the tragedy of an interboro Grapes of Wrath.
you know brooklyn's too good for this guy. he should be shunned and driven in shame to . . . to . . . SACRAMENTO.
Posted by: la_depresssionada | Friday, 28 October 2005 at 01:03 PM
Um, doesn't it seem convenient that with plenty of time left before Thanksgiving, these guys get some "you-can't-buy-that-kind-of-publicity!" in the Times? Won't surprise me when these guys end up selling two-thirds of their turkeys to some sympathetic Park Slopers.
Posted by: Skeen | Friday, 28 October 2005 at 09:50 PM
Sorry, I should have said, "sympathetic Manhattanites."
Posted by: Skeen | Saturday, 29 October 2005 at 02:25 AM
Heaven forbid someone should have to live in brooklyn. Nevermind, they should just send the turkeys to brooklyn.
Posted by: eatingforbrooklyn | Friday, 04 November 2005 at 09:28 AM