There’s a great feature in the Wall Street Journal called Power Tables, which takes a look at the spots where movers and shakers makes deals, woo each other, and generally rig the system to their end in the hyper-paranoid way you always suspected they did. (Sorry, but the rain is really bringing out my inner Unabomber today.) Anyhoo, this week, they took a gander at Lacroix in Rittenhouse and while those seated unquestionably have power, you have to wonder: For how much longer? You know, geologically speaking. (We’re looking at you, Ralph Roberts.) The piece is a great look, however, at how each city has a few spots where there richest of rich congregate. But I’ll be damned if that Joan Rivers over at table 8 isn’t trying to cougar me with her eyes!
WSJ: I’ll Have What She’s Having; After All, She IS 138 Years Old
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