No but remind me not to drive any roads between Newark and Houston.
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Women. Not things.. Talk everyone you like.. just say, "hello, isn't it a good summer? How u doing?" LoL..

Take mountain bike on the Roosevelt Island Tram and bike around the island

I don't know much about Newark, but Manhattan has much more varied menu. From Times Square 42nd and 5th Ave, walk south on 5th which will take you past all the Window Scenes till you hit Washington Square which is the beginning of Greenwich Village. Their is a newspaper which is Free and you will see boxes all over the city "Village Voice" In it will tell you whats going on, how much and where it is. From Greenwich Village your still going south into SoHo, then Canal Street which is where Chinatown, Little Italy which is getting smaller every year and then Battery Park where you can take the Staten Island Ferry for a ride. It may be still free, I moved 6 years ago so I'm a bit rusty. You won't be disappointed.

I work in Newark and the only thing I would recommend is going to fournos for dinner in the ironbound section. The food is great and there’s a lot. In Brooklyn there is a David Bowie exhibit but you need tickets ahead of time. Manhattan has everything. What do you like to do?

I work in Newark and the only thing I would recommend is going to fournos for dinner in the ironbound section. The food is great and there’s a lot. In Brooklyn there is a David Bowie exhibit but you need tickets ahead of time. Manhattan has everything. What do you like to do?

I work in Newark and the only thing I would recommend is going to fournos for dinner in the ironbound section. The food is great and there’s a lot. In Brooklyn there is a David Bowie exhibit but you need tickets ahead of time. Manhattan has everything. What do you like to do?

It really depends on what you like to do. Catch a Broadway show, go to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. I don't know anything good to do in Newark beyond getting on a plane to go somewhere else.

Been to Newark some eleven years ago while driving truck for the company I worked for at the time, wasn't really that interesting of a city. Manhattan is a whole other story though... A shame you weren't closer to the mid Jersey coast, I would have suggested visiting Atlantic City.

I thought it was No Sleep till Hammersmith. Wasn't that a Motorhead song?