

lonestar wrote:He is still not afraid of karma!!!
but no worries, bay ridge could use a few more empty storefronts.
I don't see why rent is an issue. You are comparing a food cart to an entire bar restaurant. Does anyone think these carts are pulling in equivalent revenue per day that Lonestar does? And if it bothers Lonestar so much, why doesn't he just get his own cart? Problem solved.
lonestar wrote:He is still not afraid of karma!!!
but no worries, bay ridge could use a few more empty storefronts.
Those carts primarily serve commuter-workers.
someguy wrote:lonestar wrote:He is still not afraid of karma!!!
but no worries, bay ridge could use a few more empty storefronts.
What Karma are we talking about? Should we have a big rally about Lonestar's loud noises on Friday and Saturday nights and block people from entering the bar, disrupting it's business and have the bar shutdown for 2 or 3 days?
Maybe ask who working there aside from the owner has a food handler license, permit or whatever the hell it's called.

Wait, you can't expect the bar to obey the law, can you? Laws are only things Arab food cart vendors have to follow.
The whole CH11 piece made Lonestar look petty. But I am sure the local boozehounds wasting their afternoons in a pint glass don't seem to mind.

I know a number of people in BR who recently said "we should try Lonestar sometime" who, after watching this ugly campaign against a lone vendor and reading this thread, now say they'd go to any bar in BR but Lonestar to watch a game. All publicity isn't good publicity. We reap what we sew.
"When pushed up against a wall i won't go down without a fight


¡Ya Basta! wrote:And that means less meat on the seats for you.

VirginiaDave wrote:She's made it very clear that they aren't taking her customers. The issue is with the unfair playing field. Why is that so hard for everyone to get?




But I am sure the local boozehounds wasting their afternoons in a pint glass don't seem to mind.
queenoftheclick wrote:The story on Channel 11 last night said that Gentile (or someone?) tried to have the food cart issue in Bay Ridge reviewed in the past, but the reviewers had not reviewed it until Tony took action this week and got them to notice. So I think he has been taking appropriate action, but hasn't received appropriate (and a timely) response.
As Gentile said = We don't have other types of vendors in Bay Ridge so the food cart issue needs to be reviewed as well.
The first negative google hit is 6 down....this board barely made the first page.


VirginiaDave wrote:She's made it very clear that they aren't taking her customers. The issue is with the unfair playing field. Why is that so hard for everyone to get?





I don't know Tony from a hole in the wall, and-but you're right: I have a problem with what he and others have done -- the amazingly lackadaisical attitude toward bench-bolting (a/k/a strategic vandalism), punishing a cart owner for city regs, creating an idiotic schoolyard siege, pitching contradictory throw-the-kitchen-sink-at-them "reasons" and general smearing/bullying behavior.queenoftheclick wrote:You guys seem to have some beef with Tony and are bashing him any chance you get. The man has a business. You may not like or agree with what he is doing, but he has a right to have this situation investigated.
queenoftheclick wrote:Nah I don't have anything to do with them, but I have gotten rid of a few of them. Remember there was a dentist who was spamming brt? I contacted the dentist on twitter and he told me he paid a low budget company ($50) to give him 100 new links so he could improve his google score. He asked them to stop leaving the links on this board for his office.
Oh and you haven't checked on my server lately.....they raised my rates so I had to move my blog to cheap godaddy. I was too lazy to do it, so I had some kid on http://fiverr.com do it for $5.00 I bet you will find that site interesting.



queenoftheclick wrote:OB - the situation needs a bit more understanding. Why? Because Gentile said on television last night that he asked for this situation to be reviewed and it wasn't.

queenoftheclick wrote:OB - the situation needs a bit more understanding. Why? Because Gentile said on television last night that he asked for this situation to be reviewed and it wasn't.
So Tony tried to take the correct measures and the situation was ignored/put off and not handled by whoever was suppose to review it. Hence, he was probably saying to himself WTF?!
Ellen wrote:I did not watch tv last night, so I am assuming Gentile meaning the politician asked to have it reviewed?
Local merchants from a new group called Save Our Streets, led by Lone Star bar owner Tony Gentile,
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