We ate lunch that was "meh," and "overpriced," as Randel so eloquently described. And the food had a lot of "snoot." Next, we went to the Museum of Modern Art. We saw Monet's waterlilied and we were turned away from the Tim Burton exhibit because only members were allowed to preview it until November 22. Boo. Guess we'll have to go back.
Randel ate a hotdog following the MoMA experience, and we walked many blocks, past Broadway, to the DSJS studio, where we waited in line for almost 3 hours. Thankfully the waiting area was covered. Kept us warm. We questioned the $1 hot dog vendors who passed by... what kind of meat was it to only be $1?
Gift-wrapped stores starting to pop-up on fifth avenue. Gearing up for the holiday season.
Tim Burton Exhibition at MoMA. Freaking Awesome archway!
The Daily Show Studio. No photos were allowed once we entered the building. They even took my keys away from me during filming because I had a multi-tool.
Waiting in line... getting slightly annoyed with someone behind me who wouldn't cover their cough.
In line; just got a ticket! Getting even MORE excited than I already was...
We were toward the front of the line and ended up with fabulous seats. The studio was very intimate and the set was brightly lit. Jon's desk was smaller than I imagined.
We laughed very hard and often during the show. There was a stand-up comedian who got us "warmed-up," there was loud music while we waited for the show to begin, Jon took some questions before the show began, and the musical guest was Jacks Mannequin. We were given free DVD's as we left the show, and thankfully, they returned my keys. A truly wonderful experience.Dinner was amazing. Best fries we've ever had. Ate at Agua Dulce on 9th Avenue. We strongly recommend.
Broadway. This is for you, Randee.
