so that's coming to lagerheads, so that may have happened here at fraunces tavern. samuel fraunces would serve one meal a day, like a family style meal. there were no menus, this was predating restaurant, so you'd come and eat what was served. sam fraunces also is the first documented new york city tavern slash restaurant to do takeout. what they would do for takeout is they would put it in earthenware pots and pour a layer of fat on top and the fat would seal the food inside. sam fraunces also did some canning for the seamen and the ships, the merchants that would be here, canned oysters, canned nuts, pickles, that kind of thing. so he did a takeout business on site as well. now, the british occupiedd new york early on in the war, and sam fraunces saw the writing on the wall, he knew this was going to happen. so he left to new jersey with his family, and he left his loyalist son-in-law to run the tavern. the british captured him in new jersey and brought him back to new york, where they forced sam fraunces to, as a prisoner of war, to serve one of the british gener

and these folks have been at lagerheads. you may know the term gridlock. seen ferguson, missouri, and all the issues regarding michael brown's death. but really the other issues have to do with the basic civil rights issues in ferguson and across the country. it does resonate everywhere. why can't we seem to deal with the question of civil rights? and then there's the question of gun control. the way the police manage themselves in foerg ferguson. that's that difficult issue. and we have other questions. not the least of which will be the question of what we call inversion. inversion has to do with the federal government, rather companies who are located here, american companies, moving abroad, buying companies abroad, setting up headquarters and in the process, paying lower taxes abroad than they would be paying here. that hurts treasury. congress is very, very concerned with these issued. particularly the loss of funds to the u.s. treasury. so you put this all in perspective, vicky, and we're talking major issues facing congress that only seems to get la