Lickety Split

A corner ice cream parlour named on a white board over its door, LICKETY SPLIT in red, above a green awning whose ICE CREAM PARLOR is partly hidden behind a no-parking sign, at 15:25 of the Extended Look.

At 15:25 of the Extended Look the camera is behind a black saloon at a junction, tyre smoke at its rear wheels, under four lit wanted stars, and the corner building on the left is the parlour. Its name is on a white board with a red border on the beige upper floor, LICKETY SPLIT in two lines of red capitals; beneath the board runs a pink band with a knot pattern, and under that a green awning with ICE CREAM PARLOR in white. The no-parking sign in front of the shop covers the lower part of the C, the R and the E; until 26 September 2026 this page gave the awning as read in full.

The ground floor is a wooden shopfront, a pair of glazed doors between two wide windows, with strands of small lights hanging down from under the awning. The no-parking sign stands on a post on the pavement in front of the right-hand door. A man in sunglasses, a black T-shirt and red track trousers with a white stripe sits at a table to the left of the doors, with a second, blurred figure beside him at the edge of the frame, and two more chairs and a small table stand to the right of the doors.

The white building next along the street carries LUNA in gold over its doorway and VOID in dark grey over its glass front, both names read on the building itself, and has a page of its own.

Vice City had an ice cream business you could own and a van that sold it; a parlour with tables on the pavement is a different kind of place, one you walk into. One frame shows what it looks like from the road. It does not say whether the door opens.

How to recognise it

• LICKETY SPLIT in red capitals on a white board with a red border, on the upper floor
• ICE CREAM PARLOR in white on a green awning, the middle word partly behind a no-parking sign
• A pink band with a knot pattern between the board and the awning
• A corner building with a wooden shopfront, glazed double doors and tables on the pavement

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at 15:25.03. It is 3840 by 2160, and the subject occupies 1075 by 1339 of it. Also in it: Luna Void and Benefactor Schafter.

How this was measured

These figures come from the dataset, not from the prose above. We measure everything and claim what counts. How we work

What we still do not know

• Whether the parlour can be entered, and whether ice cream is bought here
• Which part of the map this street is in; no street name shows on the building
• Who sits at the tables outside