It’s Halloween here in Philadelphia and as many of you know we are celebrating the Phillies winning the World Series this week. There was a huge parade downtown for our champions and it’s the most excited I’ve seen this city in a long time. Because so many streets were blocked off and congested with celebrators, I had to use the subway tunnels to cross the street to get to work!
This perfect storm of celebration in Philly – Halloween plus the Phillies winning the World Series -...
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