Always on point super awesome guy and friend. I miss his smile and first bump when I used come either in the morning or working the closing shift. Kudos Harrison — Reina on Valentine No. 53

Harrison has been a staple at Whole Foods for years. Every time I visit, I look for him subconsciously. I hope he continues to brighten up the lives of all who enter the doors, if only for a moment. — Keith on Valentine No. 53

Sounds promising. Will there be fresh produce sold inside also, or is it just the kind of specialty food stalls? — Marcus on In the News: More on the Canal Street Market

Have to second numero 28! Their Pizza is the best thin crust around. I love their Diavolo! — Rohin on The Seaport Is Getting a Big, Serious Pizzeria

Bravo Eric for singling out Harrison In a world of the grumpiest shoppers ever he is a joy to be greeted by everyday Thanks !!!! — Deborah on Valentine No. 53

That is a real concern. I would not want the legit businesses of Chinatown to disappear. Hopefully some core of it will be able to survive. — Marcus on A Food Hall Is Opening on Canal Street

Such a great guy! He is always happy and greeting guests with a welcoming smile. It is great to see this article. — Jason on Valentine No. 53

They are still open 7 days a week. Seems pretty convenient to me. — Brett on Seen & Heard: The Beekman’s Opening Date

Adore Harrison! Grateful for his presence and wonderful smile. — Shoeluva on Valentine No. 53

Lighten up. — Erik Torkells on A Food Hall Is Opening on Canal Street

Hey Ben if you're gonna call someone a racist at least read their name. It's Larry Fink, not "david fink". Dumbass. How is it "racist" that Larry not david Fink has an unpleasant feeling when being approached by hawkers? That's how he feels, deal with it. You have no clue what's in the guy's heart as well as his name. He didn't post anything "racist". 'Sounds to me like YOU are the one making it a racial issue and why? So what if the people who approach him and others are black, Asian, or whatever? What's your deal? I don't like being approached by them either, and I could give a fuck what race they are. I don't like them there because there is always the possibility for violence among them to competition, imagined/real turf encroachment, etc. Besides that IT'S ILLEGAL TO SELL COUNTERFEIT GOODS. So I would not care one bit if these people were shut down for good - good riddance. Everyone else sells legit goods, pays sales tax etc. Why should these people who by and large pay zero income taxes thus are tax cheats, too, be allowed to break the rules? Spare me the guy who sells counterfeit Gucci bags files a 1040. — A on A Food Hall Is Opening on Canal Street

I noted it but he still posted "Too bad it's not American-themed" when EVERYTHING that opens in America is ultimately American, ok? Define "American." Food that is deemed that? How? Why? Based on what? It's not made by Americans? That's what it came off like to me and maybe someone else. Besides that, it's opening in Chinatown, so I'd expect non-Eataly food and food like what's in/around Chinatown. Wishing it was "American-themed" thus an American Eataly as per the link Erik posted is basically wishing there was another (place like) Eataly when there is one down here already, and that's silly and xenophobic. No, what's sold at Eataly will not be sold at this place. When in Rome... — A on A Food Hall Is Opening on Canal Street

It's always a pleasure to see Harrison at the door. I had made a point of telling the store manager how wonderful he is and was told that he is not a WF employee but that they would definitely pass on the praise to his company if I put it in writing. — Goldie on Valentine No. 53

It is so great to see Harrison applauded here. I'm always happy when I see him. I hope he gets to see this page ASAP. — Vicki on Valentine No. 53

Harrison definitely deserves a raise regardless of what he is earning now. I love his smile and friendly hello every time I enter the store. — Janet on Valentine No. 53

Harrison's a great guy! Very friendly to everyone. He is super nice! Whenever there's a shortage of baskets/carts, he tries to locate one for shoppers. :) He totally deserves an increase/promotion! — TribecaMom on Valentine No. 53

I just hope this isn't the death knell of Chinatown...pushed out by rising rents. — Will on A Food Hall Is Opening on Canal Street

One more service that TD no longer offers. The (in)convenient bank could (if they wanted) find another more dependable vendor for the coin machines. Clearly they don't care. — Elle on Seen & Heard: The Beekman’s Opening Date

Agreed - He's pleasant and harmless and a long time resident of Tribeca. Maybe take the time to say hi instead of yelling at him like you own the neighborhood. Apologies if he doesn't fit in with the sanitized suburban version of Ohio that you assumed Tribeca would be when you moved here Jane (hint - it's not). — Waylon Smithers on Seen & Heard: Nobu Is Said to Have Postponed Its Move

Harrison does a great job with a genuine smile. What a pleasure to see this post Eric. Nicely done. — Concerned on Valentine No. 53

Yes! I love him:) — Lianna on Valentine No. 53

I hope the management note Harrison's professional demeanour and learn a little. Ever the gentleman — Victor kennedy on Valentine No. 53

OK so she has not left the area...only relocated to the corner of Greenwich and Murray (the corner that the new Target is opening on). Still the same...although this time when i was walking home from Equinox she flashed her titties...yup I'm scared for life... — ashtralia on Seen & Heard: Nobu Is Said to Have Postponed Its Move

He's terrific and v. professional. I saw him in action once (cought 2 teenage shoplifters) and he handled the situation like the pro that he is. — MME on Valentine No. 53

Note the day of the comment (April 1, 2015) not to mention the content... — Adam on A Food Hall Is Opening on Canal Street