There’s a change in the air

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Looks like Tony has left Penguin Shell. Someone else will be writing that particular Lockergnome newsletter. I can understand what Tony had to say about it, and I can also understand what Chris has to do as a businessman, and I wish them both the best of luck in their separate directions!

Thanks for all the work you put in Tony!

Speaking of leaving, this weekend the New York City subway token was put to rest.. Reading that whole entry shows just how much has changed just in my own lifetime. I played stickball, remember famous mafia hits, made many a call from a phone booth, etc. when I was growing up there. 🙂

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