So maybe the best scenario is that a liquor store or restaurant is going out of business, and maybe there was a pipe leak in the basement where they store their alcohol and cigarettes.
Second Fu would never be caught surfing shitty old liquor stores on the south side for oxidized bubbles. He’d be at the opening of the latest underground restaurant eating frog brains en croute from a 23 year old star chef. Washing it down with magnums of 85 Dujac of course.
I agree; underwater and the cardboard boxes would have pretty much disintegrated, but those boxes look more like they’d been exposed to humidity for a long time.
Wow Mark - you need to do another post, alerting new members who the snarky people are on this board. Just tell them to look at any of your posts and take names.
+2, thought the same thing. If there was flooding that got that high it would take awhile to drain out and those bottles would be disintegrated. Anyways, cool photo. You don’t see these things in LA anymore (basements that is )
I assumed that if there had been a flood at some point, i.e. water backing into a basement, that those had been on the ground at the time, not stacked, and that it had been, as most basement floods are where I come from, temporary and storm related. I also considered humidity, though those look pretty rough.