But an average express the central or typical value in a set of data — degrees of coolness, in this case — and is calculated by dividing the sum of the values in the set by their number. In layman's terms it means some places in the East Village are cooler than others!
While taking pictures of the young'uns trick-or-treating along the mid-Avenue A corridor, I discovered that range of lesser-coolness! It is with no joy that I must report this to you.
The un-beloved Black Rose:
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| No candy. |
The un-beloved Empellón al Pastor:
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| Sorry no candy. |
The un-beloved Doc Holiday"s:
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| No candy. No under 21 entry. |
(If someone tricked Doc Holiday's, would anyone notice?!)
Luster Photo & Digital Lab was dangerously close to being un-beloved — when I passed by, a young'un came out saying "Another fortune cookie!"
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| Trick or treat for fortune cookies! |
To their credit, the beloved Ray's Candy Store not only did not decorate their front (thereby maintaining an already-scary appearance!), but delivered candy to the young'uns:
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| Young'uns outside of Ray's Candy Shop. |
On Avenue C, however, restaurant and bar owners dressed up and went outside to greet the revellers!
The beloved Zum Schneider:
The beloved Marcha Cocina:
The beloved Summit Bar:
Yes, Avenue C is cooler than Avenue A, within the spectrum of extreme coolness that is… the East Village Today!
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