Grab & Go not quite what they are saying....
We also read here that 3 days prior he was in Atlanta and was found in New York - - - connection here - - - Janet said she was in Atlanta and then other times said she was in New York when she heard about her brother Michael "passing".
ENLARGED PROSTATE COMMON WITH OLDER GENTLEMEN CAUSES ONE TO HAVE TO MAKE MORE FREQUENT TRIPS TO THE BATHROOM AND SHOULDN'T BE SEEN AS SKETCHY... ALSO - - - IF PSH IS DRINKING ICED TEA THAT WOULDN'T SLOW DOWN THE FLOW OF TRAFFIC TO THE MEN'S ROOM FOR HIM~ JUST SAYING.....
FIRST... LET US TAKE A LOOK AT THIS "BAR" CALLED THE GRAB AND GO.... NOT MUCH OF A PLACE SO I DON'T THINK IT'S A PLACE THAT SERVES BOOZE SO I CALLED THERE AND I HAVE CONFIRMED THE GRAB AND GO DOES NOT SERVE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES OF ANY KIND.
According to the google map below - the Grad & Go is NOT next door to the Hyatt so the article is not correct in saying that the picture was taken at the restaurant next door to the Hyatt.
Here is google maps directions from Hyatt to the Grab & Go (not next door)
http://www.weather.com/news/commuter-conditions/winter-storm-leon-causes-major-traffic-jam-20140130
Winter Storm Leon Brings Atlanta to a Standstill (PHOTOS)
By Nicole Bonaccorso and Edecio Martinez Published: Jan 30, 2014, 1:41 PM EST weather.com
This aerial photo, traffic is snarled along the I-285 perimeter north of the metro area after a winter snow storm Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2014, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/David Tulis)
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Winter Storm Leon turned Atlanta on its head on Tuesday. The 2.3 inches of snow caused hours of traffic, forcing many commuters to abandon their cars on highways for shelter.
Given that average lows in Atlanta in January hover in the 30s, it’s safe to say the city is not used to snow storms. Inexperience with driving in snowy conditions, as well as a lack of necessary equipment such as snow plows and salt trucks and a shortage of crews to drive them all added to the chaos. According to CNN, Atlanta only has about 30 salt trucks and 40 plows.
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed blamed local businesses for contributing in part to the problem by letting workers leave at the same time rather than staggering departures. Schools and businesses released people simultaneously when the snow started, causing a traffic jam of more than a million cars as the roads became increasingly icy, CNN reported.
The gridlock made it impossible for salt trucks to pass through, and when they ran out of salt, they were unable to navigate back to the storage areas.
Many stranded drivers left their cars and made their way to local Home Depots, supermarkets and drug stores that opened their doors to allow the commuters a floor to sleep on. More than 50 shelters opened across Georgia. Mayor Reed said that more than 3,000 schoolchildren were stranded at area schools overnight.
Matthew Holcomb, a vice president of engineering at CNN, was stuck in traffic for more 16 hours. “I have seen literally hundreds of cars parked on the side of the road,” he told CNN. “I saw a lady carrying her kid in a blanket down the side of the road. I mean, people going the wrong way on major, major interstates. It’s scary stuff.”
There have been more than 1,400 accidents, 175 injuries and at least one related fatality on the roads, the Georgia State Patrol said in a press release yesterday. One baby was born in a car during the traffic jam, delivered by the baby’s father and a police officer.
A civil emergency message still advised drivers to stay off the roads this morning due to abandoned vehicles and slippery conditions. Later today, officials said they hope to begin to allow drivers to move their abandoned vehicles. The Georgia Department of Transportation says that Highway Emergency Response Operators units will be provided to transport people to their cars, jump dead batteries and provide gas to anyone who ran out of fuel during the delay
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Off The Wagon & Drinking Before OD
2/3/2014 8:26 AM PST BY TMZ STAFF
EXCLUSIVE
Philip Seymour Hoffman was in an Atlanta bar 3 days before he died ... drinking and smoking ... and running in and out of the restroom.
The photo was taken around dinner time at a restaurant next door to the Hyatt in downtown Atlanta on January 30th.
A witness tells us ... Hoffman was with a woman at the bar ... and made "multiple trips" to the bathroom and the witness says it looked "sketchy." The witness says it registered with him at the time ... that the trips to the restroom were curious.
Another witness says Hoffman appeared "drunk."
And, yet another witness saw him at the airport later and he appeared "drunk and disheveled."
The drinking itself is important ... because Hoffman was in rehab in May.
Read more: http://www.tmz.com#ixzz2sHXpvwXh
ANOTHER UPDATE 2/3/2014:
Now they are up to 50 bags from 10.... sounds like the number of propofol that keeps on growing.Philip Seymour Hoffman
Planning for Long Heroin Binge
44 minutes ago BY TMZ STAFF
Exclusive Details
Philip Seymour Hoffman was clearly prepping to use heroin for the long haul before he died, because we now know ... cops found approximately 50 heroin bags in the NYC apartment.
Law enforcement sources initially put the number of bags at 10 ... but now we know the number is 5 times that. Our sources say a number of the bags were full ... along with a number of unused needles. The upshot ... Hoffman was ready for a heroin binge.
This makes the story about a possible drug deal at an ATM Saturday night even more interesting ... if Hoffman purchased a large quantity of heroin.
Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2014/02/03/philip-seymour-hoffman-heroin-dead-dies/#ixzz2sHmdi1Jy
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