Wishing everyone happy and prosperous New Year 2020! I would like to thank all the folks who subscribed to our YouTube channel. I received many inquiries about continuation of seminars (and their publications) on topic of U.S. Customs law and preparation for the U.S. Licensed Customs Broker examination. Because our office assumed substantial litigation responsibilities, we had to take a pause on the seminars. The pause, although substantial, is a temporary phenomenon, and we hope to jump back into the customs seminar business soon. In the meantime, sharing of perspectives for dealing with neighbors is a topic of today. New York City is a crowded place, and living here requires one to deal with all types of individuals who may not necessarily agree with your philosophy. Sometimes such disagreements result in exchange of unpleasantries and discomfort. However, disagreements can also result in opportunities. One such opportunity was presented to me this Monday, January 6, 2020 on the Eve of Russian-Orthodox Christmas. Upon returning home, I discovered that the Christmas decorations above my apartment building entrance were not working. Closer examination revealed that the Christmas projector was gone, Christmas garland not lit, wires were cut. Examination of camera footage revealed that…
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