Meanwhile, Carlos is determined to find out what/who these objects are in wanting to destroy what made him look like a fool, and Lacey goes to even more extreme measures to reach his end goal. While the tenants differ on whether they should figure out who/what these objects are and why the objects are there or whether they should not look this proverbial gift horse in the mouth, one question in the realm of "why" is if there is a limited time frame that these objects will be around to help in the battle against Lacey and Carlos. These objects literally and figuratively are fed and thus able to assist in recreating destroyed objects and to procreate by nuts and bolts and a constant supply of electricity, they who have made a home in the shed on the building's roof. After Carlos delivers what he considers the final blow in handing over the buyout money and then destroying most of the tenants' personal possessions still remaining in the building, the tenants find that they have a group of new, inexplicable allies: two animated, flying electronic objects seemingly created by their destroyed metal possessions. Each within the misfit group of tenants has one issue or another in his or her life, some of these issues which make staying in the building and neighborhood all the more important. Lacey's right hand man, Kovacs, has hired Carlos and some other men as muscle, they attempting to force the remaining tenants out in any way they can, including the use of violence if need be. Until then, authorities advise everyone to continue to observe social distancing.Lacey Incorporated, a development company, has demolished an entire block on New York City's Lower East Side, the one old building remaining because a handful of its tenants refuse to be bought or forced out. Probably still maintain some distance and wear our masks for safety, where we need to," said Neal. We're not gonna go out there and just give everyone big slaps on the backs and hugs. "I think most folks are a little stir crazy right now, so I think we're gonna do it differently. Like most of us, he looks forward to a return of normal routines once the danger of possible exposure to COVID-19 is over. And because of our fantastic internet connection, we shoot to shore and I can do my remote work, 9 to 5 out here, just the same as if I'm sitting in my apartment" back home in Charlotte, he said. "Just because the company that I work for sent all of their workers home.
He retrieves those flags when the winds die down, he says, "Some of which you'll probably see hanging on the walls around here that have flown on the tower." That's the decommissioned lighthouse where media show live pictures of a storm-battered American flag during severe weather. That's the situation facing Richard Neal as he works about 30 miles off the North Carolina coast, inside the Frying Pan Tower. But it's even tougher when you're under quarantine.
(WTVD) - It's hard enough these days when authorities urge everyone to spend most days and nights at home. The Frying Pan Tower is one of North Carolina's most iconic landmarks during severe weather at the coast, but now it is serving as a refuge for a man in isolation.įRYING PAN TOWER, N.C.
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