On another occasion he compared the need for public nomination to picking lunch, saying that imposing tight controls on candidates for the role of chief executive was like offering people the chance to eat at one of two shopping centres.
Lunch tip: Rule 1 is to stop letting the police officers who drive me around sometimes pick the lunch place.
Six days a week, Tenzing Chemey walks around the corner from his office on the Lower East Side to pick up lunch: a simple meal of spicy pork meatballs.
Children often have to return to hallways and classrooms after recess for bathroom breaks and hand washing and to pick up lunch bags.
Some said they had only dropped in for coffee or to pick up lunch, but no one seemed to be in any hurry to leave.
Here in New York, where good, inexpensive meals tend to be scarce, we have made it a weekly ritual to pick up lunch at either of the nearby Chipotle restaurants, where lines are so long they pop out the door.
PICK UP LUNCH There's a health food store nearby, and I get basil tomato soup, and there's a place across the street where I fill a little plastic container with slices of avocado.
The large upstairs dining room, now cocoa brown with brightly colored paintings, is the best pick for lunch or during summer evenings when diners can enjoy vistas of the harbor.
Recently, while on my way to pick up lunch on Sullivan Street, I passed two young men whose ages wavered somewhere between late teenagedom and old enough to drink.
She replied, "Only if u r!" The messages reflect the banter of friendly colleagues, with her offering to pick up lunch for him and planning get-togethers for running and bike rides.
