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I’m not saying that to suggest that the Hub is a monument to the noblest ambitions of humankind. It is, after all, a train station bred to a shopping mall, and unlike Grand Central Terminal, where most of the shopping and restaurants are tucked into secondary spaces, at the World Trade Center the stores ring the monumental space. This place cost billions of dollars of public money, and it’s still a shrine to the commercial marketplace. I wish it were otherwise.
Donny Deutsch, the Manhattan ad man turned professional media presence turned sitcom star, arrived at the Polo Bar a bit early for his 9:30 reservation one Thursday evening last month. After he double-kissed the restaurant’s two hostesses (one atop of the space’s mahogany staircase; one at the bottom), Deutsch was offered a round of drinks at the bar while he waited for his table.
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