Sioux Falls City Councilor Neitzert’s desk disappears at Carnegie

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A Carnegie Hall mole sent me this photo a while back. It was Neitzert’s desk in the basement of Carnegie Hall. After I brought it up and the rumor going around he may be applying to be Innovation Manager for the city the desk has now disappeared. It will also be difficult for Neitzert to take the job (if he wants it) because city ordinance would have to change. A city councilor cannot work for the city for a full year after their term is up on the council.

Antacids, breath mints, gum, aspirin, hand lotion, and sticky notes, the desk of a true leader.
Posted in: Greg Neitzert, SF City Council

2 Thoughts on “Sioux Falls City Councilor Neitzert’s desk disappears at Carnegie”

  1. Now living happily in the Deep South on January 29, 2020 at 6:18 pm said:

    Must have taken his hand sanitizer supply with him.

  2. Fear & Loathing in Sioux Falls on January 29, 2020 at 8:44 pm said:

    Presidents have the Situation Room beneath the West Wing. All Senators have an additional office in the basement of the Senate Russell Building. And I guess council members have a bunker office beneath Carnegie Hall.

    The Situation Room is for emergencies. The basement office in the Senate is to catch a breather. While the Carnegie Hall Bunker, however, is apparently for grabbing some mints, getting some hand lotion, and then grabbing some notes that are sticky.

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