There’s Nothing to Shoot
If you’re a native New Yorker, you understand that if there is a parking space open in midtown Manhattan, it’s illegal to park there.
So having a car in Manhattan is fine...if you keep driving.
Or you can always put it in a parking garage. That virtually defeats the point of taking the car out, because it’s a half an hour to get it in and another hour to get it out. Plus, they bang up the car, charge prices that make your eyes bulge, and act as if they’re doing you a favor.
My solution? I would have an assistant sit in the car while I ran my errands—seeing art directors, delivering jobs, picking up stuff, film runs, whatever was necessary.
After a while, my assistant started to complain to me, “It’s boring sitting in ...
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