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"The opportunities which every day affords of relieving the most wretched of human beings are overlooked and neglected with equal disregard of policy and goodness." - Samuel Johnson: The Rambler No. 107. The streets of New York are littered with losing lottery tickets, in the form of human beings. It's a constant, confronting situation for the better heeled, and one that contains all the necessary nutrients for a variety of approaches and attitudes to flourish companionably. As I was preparing this week's issue, I was inspired by a coincident that I witnessed on a downtown train. It has taken the shape of a short film script, and acts as a precursor for next Tuesday's issue. To read it, just click on the link below. 
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