
Welcome to the second part of the show.
My guest is still Lucky Me, telling us about that last summer's day she spent in southern Brooklyn with her camera.
Q: Lucky Me, after you covered that market, what happened next?
LM: Well, um, I was in this, like, flow you know, um, so I decided to leave the beach idea for a while and keep shooting. And, actually I went to some shops to ask for permission and surprisingly they were all cool about it. Um, can I say thank you here? maybe they are listening.
Q: Sure, go ahead.
LM: Thank You.
Q: Right, back to business. So you went to that store that sells fur coats. How was it?
LM: Well, actually, I was wondering why people already start to buy fur coats, as it was really hot that day. But anyways, I took some pictures and then left again after like five minutes with a spasiba and a smile to head for my next goal.
Q: And what would that be?
LM: A food store. You know, um, like one of these shops in the center of Brighton Beach that sell Russian sausages and stuff like that. There are quite a lot of them, actually.

Q: I see. I bet it was pretty crowded in there.
LM: Definitely, there were queues everywhere and the paths were very narrow and also packed with pyramids of stuff and people kept bumping into my while I was trying to keep my camera still. Not an easy one, for sure. But I liked it. I spent like half an hour in there before I finally decided to leave them, too, with a spasiba and a smile and head for the beach.
tbc.
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