At first look, it was just a regular furniture store (photo above) on 86th Street (36th Street) in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn but the large sign on top of the building (photo below) listed FUNITURE. Perhaps it was not a mis-print but a clever marketing message that the store wanted to tell potential customers that their tables, chairs, beds ect. are more than just household items but FUN to have in the house.
When I saw the mop being dried in front of a house on Bay 40th Street, I wondered if it would be considered like "toilet seat" in front of a mobile home in a trailer park somewhere in the South where the labels such as "hicks" and "red necks" are being used to explain the reason for the toilet seats or broken vehicles taking permanent places in the front yard!
At first look, it was just a regular furniture store (photo above) on 86th Street (36th Street) in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn but the large sign on top of the building (photo below) listed FUNITURE. Perhaps it was not a mis-print but a clever marketing message that the store wanted to tell potential customers that their tables, chairs, beds ect. are more than just household items but FUN to have in the house.
When I saw the mop being dried in front of a house on Bay 40th Street, I wondered if it would be considered like "toilet seat" in front of a mobile home in a trailer park somewhere in the South where the labels such as "hicks" and "red necks" are being used to explain the reason for the toilet seats or broken vehicles taking permanent places in the front yard! 
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