The SOUP NAZI

The Wax Museum took alot out of me and I was starving to death so it seemed like a good idea to head to the Soup Kitchen. Since I was getting over the sore throat still, it seemed like a good idea to get some soup. Besides it was only 10 blocks away.

Most of you all know that I am a HUGE fan of Seinfeld and when I found out that the soup kitchen from the Soup Nazi episode actually exist I knew this was one thing I had to fit into my NY schedule.

While walking the 10 blocks, plans were made on what soups to order and how much to have. It all came crashing down when on arrival we notice that the Soup Nazi is actually closed. Feeling frustrated I take a photo of the soup kitchen and wander off in disappointment.

Realising that today was Sunday, I think maybe the Soup Nazi will be open during the week so I'll come back. The plan was to walk back to Broadway to grab lunch but I was seriously starving at this point.

Flicking through the NY Pass book we realise that there is a discount at Hard Rock Cafe. This was an option but then again I felt more like a snack than a meal right now. This is when the Pizza place became visible.

Walking into the pizza shop we notice all the pizza's displayed out. You basically have the choice of picking what type of a pizza you want and they reheat the pizza for you. For some reason I thought I could have 2 slices. I order a mushroom and chicken pizza slice. When the pizza's were passed over I realised that I was being greedy. I keep forgetting that America has large servings.

Yes it was just a lunchtime snack. I think the plan was to have a snack now and a whole meal an hour or so later. What the hell was that about? Who sees the size of the pizzas and then still orders two? I swear look at the size of theses things. Its like half a pizza in Sydney.

Eating half of the Pizza I realised that I had to work it off. For some reason the next decision for the day was completely wrong. It's to the CNN studio tour. Most of you all know about my filming obessession so I thought a CNN studio tour is something I need to experience.

The marathon to CNN Studios started. I think we walked from 46th St to the 59th St, which is over 10 blocks when I pulled out the NY Pass book to confirm the address. This is when I realise that the studios close at 4pm on Sundays. Checking my watch I realised it was 3:45pm already. There was no way in hell this was possible.

The next decision was to head back to the hotel which was 20 blocks away.