Amagansett

And every week I would get a ping from Zillow.

And there were these insane 40 million dollar houses in Amagansett, like out on out in the Hamptons.

And then one day we get a ping.

Oh, next town over from where we are.

Commuters can utilize a combination of L-LIRR trains and shuttles from west of the Shinnecock Canal to points each, uh, east each week, weekday, reducing the number of cars on the east-west corridor during morning and, and afternoon trade parade rush hours.

The LIRR announced in August that it will spend thirty-two million dollars to extend a second set of tracks along the existing main track in Amagansett and upgrade signals along the entire Montauk branch to allow eastbound and westbound trains to pass each other without stopping.

The goal, according to LIRR President Rob Free, add more trains to the Montauk Line.

Uh, that work is expected to begin in early twenty twenty-eight.

All publicity is good publicity.

Andy Cohen probably doesn't give a shit because he probably houses his multiple vehicles in private garages and has assistance to go retrieve those vehicles if and when he wants to drive himself, say, out to his newly constructed beachfront home in Amagansett in the Hamptons.

and otherwise has a driver taking him from point A to point B.

So he doesn't give a shit about what Carol Radziwill, the hell she's wreaking on average New Yorkers who are just trying to get by, dealing with the headache that is alternate side parking.

And she talked about this story.

Quote, "He once came to visit my family in Amagansett, New York, coming from Brooklyn.

He took the train but didn't realize that he needed to change at Jamaica in Queens.

Train announcements seems to have dwindled on public transportation because it is increasingly assumed that every traveler is being personally shepherded across the planet by a small glowing screen, not Adrian." So if you're not from New York or Long Island, you know, the Long Island Railroad takes you from New York City all the way out to The Hamptons, and it'll, well, close but not, you know, you can't take the train to certain towns, but it'll get you pretty close.

Right.

Zero points.

"So he missed the connection, ended up somewhere he wasn't supposed to be, found his way to a bar, asked someone for directions, and eventually devised a wildly circuitous route to Amagansett.

He arrived three hours late, having finished his book entirely unperturbed.

some people who had made that decision.

And yeah, so the next day after we were under contract, we were driving with Frankie into Amagansett from East Hampton, and there was an open house, and that's our favorite activity, so we went in.

And it wasn't for us, and it was also a stretch.

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We love when that happens.

She was reminiscing about spending time in Bellport and Amagansett, and what she loves about the area.

She even shared a beautiful little sentiment about raising a family here.

Quote, "What a beautiful choice to make in your life to raise your family here." [laughs] Uh, we couldn't agree more, obviously.

Uh, four were up in, uh, Ame- I'm never gonna say this word right, Amagon- Amagonasset, New York.

Amagansett.

Am- thank you.

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Amagansett, New York.

Four were dropped off there, and then four were dropped off in Florida.

They had $170,000 with them to, and, and enough explosives and everything to create havoc in the United States for over a year, and their mission was to bomb, like, Alcoa or the dams or, you know, different things to just really, um, uh, upset, uh, our way of life.

It was so incredibly fascinating because he's writing this script.

One of the characters is based on Claudia, who owns the store in Amagansett, Lazy Point.

And then we loved Ed.

You know, we loved hearing him at night.