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What is the song in the video?

Having gone to other food events, I was like everyone else and experiencing long lines full of disorganized pure mayhem. But, in my tiny frame of time that I had before I started my shift as a volunteer, I was able to sample all of the sandwiches without waiting more than ten minutes. Also, I was impressed by the size of the sandwiches--usually, at these events, I get a little nubbin of a sample. During the day, it was nice to see how relaxed and happy everyone was at the event, despite it being so incredibly hot. Don't change anything for the next event except for maybe having sprinklers for us to run through.

It was great to meet and see all of the writers that I have been reading on this website. I'm sad that I won't be around in NY for the next one. :(

Where is the Chik-fil-a hidden in NY? I know it's in one of the NYU dorms, but not sure which one and where. Please help. :(

Panera, Olive Garden, Boston Market, Cracker Barrel, PF Chang's and Denny's. No shame here. :)

Ah, that explains some things. When I was doing some research, I thought it was puzzling how most of the places didn't get more than four stars on Yelp. WIth that said, we were thinking about dinner since my boyfriend doesn't have a flexible work schedule like mine.

I used to work at a dry cleaners. The owners, who were Korean, would lock up shop everyday at lunchtime and we would have a lunch for two hours. The owners had a small kitchen in the back and made food for themselves and the employees. We then would sit together at a table together, talk about families, and share stories for the two hours. I wish there were more places like this in America.

Sedona: Wildflower Cafe and Heartline Cafe (but only for lunch; I heard dinner could be expensive there.) I can't think of the pizza place that my friends and I went to, but if I find out, I'll post here again.

Sedona's really gorgeous. It was really hard for me to leave there.

Blowing Rock, NC has several really good places to eat as well

I highly recommend taking Highway 101 from the Redwood National Park to Portland, Oregon. It's one of my top three most beautiful drives that I've been on.

Now, that's just mean.

Does anyone have a good recommendation for Hamantash in Manhattan? I'd suggest Prantl's for Pittsburgh.

I apologize if this is a silly question, but would this be possible in an oven? If so, what temperature should I heat the oven?

Klong on St. Marks is really good. They have a lunch special from Monday-Saturday where you can have an appetizer and an entree for $7.95.