I def recommend the Hudson Valley. I’m a big fan of Storm King on a nice day, but there are a lot of things to check out up there!

There’s a lot of money that he claimed to loan the campaign himself, that must have come from an outside source (since his high-paying jobs were BS). I think there’s a good chance he broke campaign financing laws there. I think a few members of the GOP know it and they’re trying to distance themselves from him.

Word, that makes sense. I still don’t understand why they’d kill this thread though

I'm new to this subreddit, but I kinda get the feeling that the mods are right-wingers, yeah?

I don't know if it's cleaner, they got fabric seats, god knows what's in there. Also, I'm here to say that real subways are 24hrs.

I'd love to see trolleys/trams make a comeback in some parts of this city. I know there have been a ton of plans floated, some make sense, some don't. Of course, there's the Interborough Express which might actually happen (and I'm really rooting for this, cause there would likely be a station about 2 blocks from my apartment).

I commute on the L every day and I always think about how many cars it would take to move that many people. 1,000 people per train, one train every 5 minutes… the bridges are already gridlocked. Yet, out where I live in Queens there are all these “car people” who believe we need to let the MTA wither and instead build more parking spaces. Man, I think they’re bonkers. This city became prosperous because we invested in the subway, and if we want it to stay prosperous, we’re going to have to continue that investment, year after year.

I don’t know what your skill set is, but my advice is go to Dallas, make the best of it, pad your resume for 6-8 months, and start looking for jobs in NYC again. When you get back here, you’ll feel like you didn’t miss a beat. The city is always changing, but it’s always the same.