Talk:Oyster Bay (town), New York

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      Removed trivia section

      Trivia sections are discouraged - and these are more about the hamlet & ZIP code than the TOB

      Speaking of trivia, the economy of Oyster Bay presumably isn't based on Air Lingus' U.S. office being located there. Perhaps, the economy section should either be expanded to be less humorous or just eliminated. Jmdeur (talk) 03:21, 26 July 2009 (UTC)

      Trivia

      In the following trivia, usages of Oyster Bay refer to the hamlet and places within the Oyster Bay ZIP code:

      • Oyster Bay was the setting for the 2000 comedy Meet The Parents.
      • Oyster Bay is mentioned prominently in the song "Billy the Kid" by Billy Joel.
      • Oyster Bay is the setting for the song "Captain Jack by Billy Joel.
      • Oyster Bay is the location of Phil Leotardo's assassination in the final episode of The Sopranos.
      • Oyster Bay is mentioned in the movie "Wall Street"
      • Kal Penn's character, Gogol, goes on vacation with his girlfriend to her parents home in Oyster Bay in The Namesake (film).
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