In 1965, a slice of pizza ran you 15 cents. One subway token in 1965 also costs 15 cents. So the adage about the two prices paralleling each other throughout the decades seems to hold true. And now that a slice goes for $2.50 and even higher, we’re obviously in for a fare increase.
Photo from The New Inside Guide to Greenwich Village.
Tags: pizza, Subway, West Village
May 16, 2008 at 10:03 am |
People were so put together in those days. It’s early and the sun is not yet up. About to write but checked out your site for some pics first.
Thanks for the comment.
-Stal
June 5, 2008 at 3:09 am |
How much for an unlimited 30-day pizza pass?