Jim Windolf:: The New Yorker There once was a mouse who, because of the progress New York City has made in reducing street waste during my three terms as mayor, could not find a morsel to eat. Late one night, near a bodega on Amsterdam Avenue, he came upon a sixty-eight-ounce plastic bottle filled with sugary soda pop. We cannot blame the mouse for wanting to drink a huge quantity of an unhealthful beverage . . .