Do you have a friend or family member that lives along the G train? Well, maybe you would consider sending them afternoon lunch via the G train (the Garden has a delicious selection of homemade soup); that’s exactly what one NY Times reporter did on Sunday.
I just put some lentil soup on the G train to see if it makes it all the way to my friend in Greenpoint, unescorted.
It’s a 21-minute trip. I’ll update here as the experiment progresses.
— Annie Correal (@anniecorreal) June 2, 2019
It’s a 21-minute trip. I’ll update here as the experiment progresses.
— Annie Correal (@anniecorreal) June 2, 2019
On Sunday, Annie Correal tweeted that she sent lentil soup inside a bag on the G train to see if it would make the trip from Carrol Street to Greenpoint “unescorted.”
It worked! pic.twitter.com/41xhHUUy9J
— Annie Correal (@anniecorreal) June 2, 2019
While we don’t recommend placing food unattended in the already pungent subway, this experiment may just come in handy when your Church Avenue friend has a hankering for some authentic pierogis.