TGIF isn't thanking God for anything right about now

T.G.I. FRIED DAYS
By REBECCA ROSENBERG, JOSHUA SAUL
and LARRY CELONA

Give me a cheeseburger, some jalapeno poppers and a bag of cocaine, please.
Police padlocked a T.G.I. Friday's in the Financial District after the eatery's workers allegedly turned a blind eye to drug dealing at their bar for at least seven years.
Many of the drug buyers were Wall Street traders, brokers and bankers who liked to spend their nights getting high after the market spent the day going low.
"It was common knowledge that after work, if you needed martinis, mozzarella sticks or marijuana, this was the place to go," a source told The Post. "It's the place with the three M's."
A team of cops raided the Trinity Place joint on - you guessed it - Friday night, right before the 9 p.m. closing time.
The main target of the raid was alleged dealer Tony Younge, 50, of The Bronx.
He allegedly sold cocaine for seven years from his barstool, sources said. He would dress up in a natty business suit as if he were a finance man himself - and even took a black, executive-style livery cab home each night.

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