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Reader Mail: Customer Profiling?
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August
8/19/2009:
They know what customers they DON’T want…
I’ve been meaning to get down to Jersey City to check out the Zeppelin Hall Beer Garden for weeks now – just haven’t had the time yet!
But Hoboken411 reader Brian has been there – and saw this sign greeting customers at the entrance of the new bar – and was wondering what kind of caption it should receive:
- Is this a new form of profiling one’s customers?
- What do you think…
- “You know those folks over in Jersey City really know how to have fun when this is the sign they have in the front window.”
I happen to love the “MC Colors” and “Backwards Hats” the best!
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August 25th 2009 - 12:40:09 |
Someone needs to up their dosage…
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August 25th 2009 - 12:45:36 |
Are 3/4 pants capri pants?
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August 25th 2009 - 12:50:58 |
If that’s the case, the male European tourist segment will never get past the front door.
Jeezus, would that god awful “fashion” trend please die.
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August 25th 2009 - 13:30:05 |
3/4 pants look ridiculous. Either wear bermuda shorts or real pants. The in between stuff looks like you borrowed your brother’s pants he grew out of.
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August 25th 2009 - 13:30:38 |
younger brother, that is
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August 25th 2009 - 13:57:00 |
curious, how many of you from hoboken that have visited the beer garden have driven over vs biked vs lightrail.
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August 25th 2009 - 15:43:50 |
They can’t be talking about Capris or “Guypris”. (I didn’t even know that there was a such thing as Guypris.)
Clam Diggers. Been around since the 50’s, and I own a couple of neat pairs. I like ‘em.
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August 25th 2009 - 15:55:05 |
Are Cavariccis cool here?
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August 25th 2009 - 16:18:46 |
Are you coming on to me?
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August 25th 2009 - 16:32:09 |
All these restrictions, but Croc wearers are free to enter? That is so very wrong!
#106 – We took the Light Rail to Zeppelin…
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August 25th 2009 - 16:51:14 |
Guypris have become a Euro male staple – you can’t swing a dead rat in Manhattan without hitting one wearing a pair.
In response to mooshu who said:
Clam Diggers. Been around since the 50’s, and I own a couple of neat pairs. I like ‘em.
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August 25th 2009 - 17:08:45 |
Stopped by the Zeppelin over the weekend.
I looked quickly for the sign and didn’t see it but I did see…
Plenty of baseball caps (many worn backwards) and some baggy pants.
Not sure if I know what ¾ pants are but there were definitely numerous guys and girls in shorts. In some cases, athletic shorts.
I didn’t check everyone’s shirt for stains but I’m sure upon closer inspection some could have been soiled.
There were definitely people loitering outside.
And there is a good amount of construction in the neighborhood. So if those on a local job wanted to pop by after work for a few beers while still wearing work boots I doubt this place would turn them away. It would be silly for them to do so. I mean the place is basically a bunch of picnic tables.
And do guys coming off a construction site smell any worse than the women in their teeny summer dresses who just vomited for the third time because they can’t handle their booze?
I’d take the body odor over vomit any day.
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August 25th 2009 - 17:11:52 |
Why trek to J.C. for a place that has umpteenthousand rules when Helmer’s a genuine German restaurant and bar exists right in Hoboken?
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August 25th 2009 - 21:22:47 |
Agreed. I don’t get grossed out by most things. But vomit is pretty awful– you can smell it from a distance.
Nasty.
In response to Gretchen who said:
I looked quickly for the sign and didn’t see it but I did see…
Plenty of baseball caps (many worn backwards) and some baggy pants.
Not sure if I know what ¾ pants are but there were definitely numerous guys and girls in shorts. In some cases, athletic shorts.
I didn’t check everyone’s shirt for stains but I’m sure upon closer inspection some could have been soiled.
There were definitely people loitering outside.
And there is a good amount of construction in the neighborhood. So if those on a local job wanted to pop by after work for a few beers while still wearing work boots I doubt this place would turn them away. It would be silly for them to do so. I mean the place is basically a bunch of picnic tables.
And do guys coming off a construction site smell any worse than the women in their teeny summer dresses who just vomited for the third time because they can’t handle their booze?
I’d take the body odor over vomit any day.
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August 29th 2009 - 13:52:29 |
Helmer’s isn’t a beer hall.
Try getting 20 friends together there to enjoy some beers outside at Helmer’s.
Besides, I like Helmer’s but hell, since when are mashed potatoes made from potato flakes genuine?
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