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DECEMBER 2018: LIFT FILMING PLANS

In December 2018, I do not have much of any plans to film lifts outside of Clinton/Bridgewater Townships. However, because December 26 will be my 3 year anniversary since I started filming lifts, I will choose to film a lift locally in Clinton Township. 

As for December 15, I was originally supposed to go to Secaucus AND Elizabeth. I am still fishy on going to these two cities/towns after what went down in Atlantic City this past August, but I will be more motivated to go to Secaucus & / or Elizabeth specifically for my 3-year anniversary. I will go only to film a COUPLE LIFTS to premiere on December 26. Plus, I have my driving permit, so I will more than likely be driving. If I go to Secaucus, I definitely want to film the Embassy Suites lifts & the Residence Inn which has OTIS Gen2 lifts at least. As for Elizabeth, I hope to film the 7 story Impulse hydro & / or the 8-story KONE HORNRTDISC lifts.

As for Christmas break, I highly doubt we’re going to Hartford (at this point, I could care much less about going anyway). However, if I do go to Hartford, I want to film at least TWO LIFTS to premiere for 12.26.2018 at 11:00 AM & 11:00 PM. 

I am signing off & will be back on NEXT Friday at 5:15 PM to discuss my lift filming plans for February 2019.



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