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the lawn at Congress Hall? I have had the good fortune to work with [Congress Hall ownwer] Curtis Bashaw on a couple of occasions, once when he opened the Chelsea Hotel in Atlantic City and again about 10 years ago when he asked me to assist with the cocktail program for his venues in Cape May. As frequent visitors to the town, my family has always loved the Cape Resorts brand — Congress Hall, the Rusty Nail and The Ebbitt Room. Apparently you brought down a whole team of people from New York to help out with the employment crisis. How has the culture shock been for them? Definitely different to the quarantined streets of Brooklyn! When we realized that the army of 220-plus J1 visas from Europe were not going to be coming this season, I reached out to some of the people I have worked with in the city to see if they would be interested. To date, we have probably 30 or so New Yorkers here. They have been amazing — we put them to work as soon as they got here. They never even had time to unpack. Hopefully, as the summer goes on, they will be able to enjoy Cape May the same way I have over the years. Your life in Brooklyn, traveling to the city every, it’s so different from here. What “When we realized that the army of 220-plus J1 visas from Europe were not going to be coming this season, I reached out to some of the people I have worked with in the city to see if they would be interested. To date, we have probably 30 or so New Yorkers here.” do you miss most about your city life and what do you appreciate most about living and working in Cape May? Well, it’s great to have a deli on almost every corner! But I can’t think of too many backdrops that are more idyllic to work in than Cape May in the summer. Ever have any thoughts about opening up your own place in Cape May? Yeah, thinking about opening a funky Indian/British restaurant one day. Or has someone already done that? What are your favorite things for you and your family to do in Cape May? Your traditions. Mow the lawn — we don’t have one of those back in Brooklyn and I always loved that as a kid growing up in Britain. Personally, I love Kohr Bros frozen custard, though I can’t really explain why. We always like to flip the horseshoe crabs over on Higbee Beach so they can get back to the water. It’s going to be an intense summer for you. What are you most looking forward to doing this fall? Sleeping! Secure in t he knowledge that we were able to make our guests’ vacation experience a wonderful one and a safe respite from the craziness of the world right now. exit zero 14 july
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