Being securely located in a highly trafficked corner of Times Square, Emmett could easily sit on his laurels. Instead he is constantly looking to make the place better. New decor, new furniture. One of the biggest issues actually has to do with the enormity of the space. It's actually not easy to make a space like this flow.

I was happy when Emmett asked my opinion about some of the changes he had in mind about the general layout. I liked most of his ideas. I think there was just one that I disagreed slightly with. By the way I really dig the ever growing collection of classic neon like the antique Pontiac Indian and a sign from and old Texas Honkytonk.

Back at our table, Tami and I feasted on chicken fingers, calamari and many pints of Guinness. This is a place where two people among a bulging crowd can feel an odd sense of comfortable privacy that allows conversations to flow as easily as the spirits. The night started with no plans and we never wound up leaving Harmony View which was perfectly fine with me.

Oh and if your wondering about those changes Emmett and I were discussing for Harmony View ... well, my lips are sealed. I mean, what kind of a friend would I be if I just spilled the beans. You need to go check it out for yourself. As usual, be sure to tell Emmett that Stephen Bailey sent ya.

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