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Barrels for Sale
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Friday, March 3rd, 2006 : goo
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I am pleased to see that I share the same name as my local Brooklyn barrel Dealer, heh...
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Hobart: 3rd Mar 2006 - 17:19 GMT
I wonder what one would need a barrel like that for in NYC? As such, I wonder how they sell enough to make any profit?
Peter: 3rd Mar 2006 - 17:24 GMT
well, hobart, you have to have somewhere to hide the bodies! heh.
actually, several places up and down washington avenue in my hood sell such barrels... most of them are groceries or west indian supply stores that must buy stuff in bulk (in these barrels) then try to sell the surplus (as such shops use private trash carting services, and have to pay per pound of trash they toss out, and im sure the barrels are heavy-ish, so why not kill two birds with one stone?)...
jack: 3rd Mar 2006 - 18:38 GMT
actually they are used for homes along 10th avenue in manhattan. you would be surprised to see two or three of these together for condo living with the homeless.
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