Guys use pulley system to peddle steaks out NYC apartment window — until beef with neighbor
They were shut down over some beef. A group of foodie friends went viral for using a pulley system out their second-floor window to deliver home-cooked steaks to customers on the street — but a mystery rat soon spoiled their quirky culinary escapade. The buzzy makeshift biz, dubbed Some Guy’s House, was forced to shut down after just four days of slinging steaks. Chianli Hang started Some Guy’s House as “a fun bit with our friends.” Robert Mecea for NY Post “I guess we have like at least one, like, mega-hater out there,” said Chianli Hang, a chef and tenant of the McKibben Street unit, to The Post. Hang, 24, and five of his friends started Some Guy’s House in late October as an offbeat way to make good food and fun social-media content. Subway surfing NYC teen in critical condition after falling onto train tracks: cops Several members of the crew had kitchen experience and wanted to experiment with recipe testing, he explained. “We were just doing this as like a fun bit with our friends. We would sit on the couch like, ‘Man, will anyone actually watch a video and physically go here and then give us money
