Only in New York City would a story unfold this way...
A Buddhist taxi driver about to be deported tries to kill another Buddhist taxi driver who is in the process of being assimilated - the killer fails and falls to his death in the East river. The taxi driver who escapes with his life attends the killers wake - in true Buddhist style... All the person who lived had to say at the wake was “There was never any problem between us, we are both Nepali, but we never had much to say to each other — he kept to himself.” (via)
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