Dewey Cheetham & Howe

This was probably the number one «must see» on our tour of New England, and it surpassed all expectations!
(Note: If you have never heard of Dewey Cheetham & Howe, please stop reading now. This review will not enlighten you).
We did not know what to expect at Car Talk Plaza since Tom & Ray’s retirement. We found the odd shaped building (thanks Unilocal!), with the odd shaped elevator, and took it to the third floor expecting at best to find a locked door. However, after tapping on the door, we tried it and it miraculously opened!
There was absolutely nobody in the office! Evidently Doug «the subway fugitive, not a slave to fashion, bongo boy frogman» Berman and «John ‘Bugsy’ Lawlor were not yet back from the Sliced Ham, Razor Clam, Cherry Jam, Rack of Lamb, Grand Slam.
We thought for a moment about having a romantic interlude to the sounds of «Are We There Yet Mama?» by Kelly Clark and the Wild River Band (show number 200 102). However, we became consumed inspecting all the interesting gifts and memorabilia throughout the office.
Once we were sated, we signed the guest book, put a pin in the Visitor’s Map, grabbed an autographed postcard (or two), and proceeded back to the odd shaped elevator and back to Harvard Square.
A good time was had by all.

Ahahahahaha.
Car Talk in on NPR Saturday mornings 10am eastern time.
Do We Cheat Them And How.

Right. Because fake entries on Unilocal give the site so much credibility. Hello found entry — you’ve made: THE LIST.

I’d let these guys work on my automobile any day.

Yikes! what kind of lawfirm is this? They have dog biscuits in a container outside their door to feed the guard dog.
If you aren’t familiar with «Car Talk» on NPR then you won’t get the joke.
If you do listen to the show, then stop by next time you’re in Harvard Square and look for the office on the 3^rd floor.
You can see the window from the Out of Town Newspaper stand.

I wouldn’t of reviewed this place except it was already listed in Unilocal…
Boy, these guys are the worst lawyers I have ever met, and I got 2 in my family already! After an exhaustive search for entertainment lawyers, this was the only place I could digg up in Boston. Sheesh!
So, I walk in the office right in the middle of prime Harvard Square real estate, whoa, I’m ready for some serious business. Peek in the door – no bloody receptionist. «Helloooo!!!» I’m greeted by two rather shady looking guys by the names of Tom and Ray. One them slaps me on the back and says, «Welcome to Dewey, Cheetham & Howe, Shameless Commerce Division, how can we help?»
«Um, Yes, I have these contracts I need to review for a talent shoot tomorrow and this clause, uh, right here…»
«HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA!» They could not stop laughing until they exhausted all the oxygen in the room! I got serious problems with my studio contracts! How unprofessional! So then Tom, pointing at his brother, Ray says, «Well, whatever it is, HE’LL take care of it, but don’t drive like my brother!» «HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA!» Ray is like, «And don’t drive like my brother!» «HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA!» I was ready for the ether, you know?
I’m so offended! I will never take contracts there again!