of kilter or whack "upstreet" versus "downstreet"—until the late-20th century, this was a common geographic locator in the town of East Hampton, as well as an implied class distinction. Traditionally, to go "Upstreet" meant south along Main Street, in the direction of the business district; To go "Downstreet" meant to travel North along Main Street, to the "other side of the tracks," so to speak. Yes yes bub - A saying used to agree with another. A couple two tree - Used to explain an amount of anything. Finest Kind - The best of the best! also a Commercial Fishing boat located at Commercial Dock 'Em Guys in Green - NYS DEC Dodge City - Sag Harbor Sharpie - Home made wooden boat, flat bottom anywhere from 14 to 20 ft give or take. See also List of regional nicknames References Men's Lives (play) by Joe Pintauro (based on the Matthiessen book) American regional nicknames East Hampton (town), New York English-American culture in New York (state) Ethnic and religious slurs Working-class culture in New York (state)