EDISON HATES NEW YORK

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Mar 14, 1906

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 32, No. 11.

EDISON HATES NEW YORK.

Edison despises New York City. "I loathe its artificial way of living," he says, "its mannerisms, its ways of thought. It has but the one redeeming feature, that it is getting so impossible that people must leave it or become crazy. A man in New York gets down to his office at nine, works until twelve or one, goes out, takes a couple of cocktails, eats a hearty luncheon, hurriedly goes back to his desk and works until five or six, hurries uptown, stopping off for one or two more drinks, goes out somewhere, eats an enormous dinner, goes to the theater, and then supper afterward, and finally tumbles into bed. It is that type of man who often says to me, 'I don't see how you stand the strain of working the way you do, day after day and night after night in the laboratory.' Work? Why, my work is play compared with his."

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