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Sal is never really going to be gone from New York that long.
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He never really wants to leave, and one sign of it is that icebox,
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but the other sign of it is that he continually returns
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and takes these people with him.
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And part of the pleasure for him is to do that transaction,
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to enliven the old East with the young West.
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These are all stereotypes of America,
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but Sal really believes them and really inhabits them.
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Now look on 172.
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This is Sal in one of his major moments of vision.
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He's in New Orleans, and he's on Market Street.
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Oh, sorry.