Miami Goodwill, no . . . not that one
I laughed at that. I have been driving around with a bag full of clothing in my car looking for one of those donation trucks. There used to be one by EZ Kwik on 27th Avenue, but it's gone now. If I saw the guy in the blue shirt, I might have given him the whole bag, thinking he was from Goodwill, too.
So anyway, I did my little test -- you know, trying to see if the info person knew any info. Come back tomorrow for the results. It's a riot.
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I got to visit the Grove on Saturday for a firsthand view of the empty kiosk!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/elisabethp/2305610909/
The one at McDonald on Grand Ave. what a waste!! What are their instructions "don't go beyond this point"
Utterly charmless ... are they leftovers from the Berlin Wall?
How much will it cost annually to cool this heat absorbing metal and glass structures all summer?
Just give your clothes to the homeless in the area. I always give mine to the people who dig thru my trash. This way they have a chance at being used and I get to see them wearing my second hand gear around lol.
I think Sarnoff should be brought to justice for this one. They are just stupid who is going to to go there and ask the question plus 100K a year in operating funds, salary, electric bills, etc.
He should have those fat doughnut eating police officers inside. That should make some more sense.
FYI, the "Goodwill" part comes from the "Goodwill Ambassadors" of the city of miami. Weve used them several times for Art Basel events. They are basically city employees doing a little volunteer time.
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