Breaking: Paulaner Opening Brauhaus and Restaurant on the Bowery

I didn’t say culture, I said neighborhood. A kitchen supply store for 40 years or any industrial  can’t or doesn’t create neighborhood? Also, Change does not necessarily mean it’s good. Ae that excuse that New York has always been about change is such a cop out. Go read Jeremiah Moss’s <a href="http://vanishingnewyork.blogspot.com/search/label/hypergentrification&quot;?hypergentrification of NYC.

“this project isnt killing a community, it is bringing it back to what it once was..”  Seriously. I doubt that there were frat boys and wooo wooers back then. But anything to justify to bring more bars in the LES. Seriously how much is enough. It’s never enough. It’s because,  like I said, once a trend dies out, you just want the next trendy thing to go ot. SO, It’s never enough. It’s just one bar right next to each other in every block. Does LES need another bar? What benefit does it give? But of course, it’s all about you and Stefanie’s, and the other yunnies’ needs. Enjoy those brewskis, bro, brah, courtesy of trust funds from mommy and daddy. Let me know if you’re still in the LES patronizing and celebrating the opening of this 1-2yrs.

Really?  What trust fund?  I’m a poor kid from Brooklyn.  I’ve watched yuppies come in and communities change.  So yes i’ll be here in 1-2 yrs.  But i’m not on here to make condescending assumptions…I’m just saying, what about the fact that before there was the industry of kitchen supply for 40 years, this location was itself a bar and restaurant and cabaret since 1934…I’m sure back in 1970 they were having similar conversations about forcing this then neighborhood staple out.  So i don’t think saying New York is about change is a cop out at all…i think this project can be more of an omage to old new york then a kitchen supply store if done right…. And aren’t we also getting too far into the idea of traditional beer halls and beer gardens?  Brauhaus doesn’t even mean either of those….its a brewery first and then a restaurant, and then a bar…and i think that has more to do with  creating industry for new york city and maybe even the state for that matter.
I just think that this project looks like it could have alot of positive results, and we shouldn’t be so quick to complain about “yunnies” coming in and ruining our neighborhoods.

Of course, the constant WOOOOOing on nights and weekends, the obnoxious behaviours of the fratdrunks, the constant squealing of the trust fund yunnies are better than the illegal toxic spray painting. Does another bar need to to replace that store. How about a business that supports and beneficial to the neighborhood? A Fish or seafood market? A Bakery? etc. But no, it has to be a bar, because they’re the only one who can afford the rent. The point of this post is that yet another bar is opening, yet the transients are so narcissistic that hey are actually celebrating the opening of a yet another bar. This conversation is gonna go on, you’re going to keep defending the bars, trendy places, as long as it satisfy the yunnies emptiness and needs. “Yunnies are the perfect neighborhood destruction machines
due to their lack of empathy, sense of entitlement, and contempt for
those “beneath” them. Their rage against mom-&-pop shops, I believe,
comes in part from the very name “mom & pop,” which arouses their
envy, reminding them of the “bad object” parents of their infancy.”

Well if you’re a poor kid from Brooklyn and support this, then I guess you’re the Uncle Tom of the yunnies. Keep stating that New york is about change in the expense of small businesses (no I’m not talking about this supply store) being pushed out or kept out in place of bars, chain stores, lux places (Did you read that post by Jeremiah post). Does LES need another bar? I asked again, what positive benefit does another bar give to the LES. Will you still be defending this bar in 1-2 years?