The pity isn’t the end of No Pants Subway Ride, it’s the demise of all the other funny stuff Improve Anywhere used to do.

It seems like it slowed to a trickle by the end of the 2010s. This is just the tap totally being shut.

Curious if anyone here works at CityMD and if they’re seeing an increased volume and wait time as a result of people not going to ERs.

(Yes, I know the two shouldn’t be interchangeable, but some folks treat them that way)

At that valuation OpenAI is a steal!

Not a sure thing, but a good bet.

How does one get there?

>The MTA has said that the public would get at least three weeks' notice before the full-scale launch of Grand Central Madison, whose debut will mean a major overhaul of the train schedules for all passengers.

So wasn't this a given already?

That place closed! I keep meaning to go back to it.

This one confuses me.

At a big bank there are thousands of people working there, so it’s pretty easy for everyone to say they just never crossed paths with him. Contrast that with HM, which has about 150 kids in each grade.

I went to a religious school with grades that small and I’m pretty sure I know the name and face of every kid in my grade (and if I’m unsure, 15 years later I still have a yearbook to look at!)

Maybe he figured nobody who actually went to HM would be caught dead living in a district like his?

I always assumed those would be mobbed, because it’s part of Whole Foods. Are they not?

Ok, now I’m no longer the one to ruin the last unknown bathroom in CC.

^^^ Everyone hate on this guy instead ^^^

/s

I know, I'm one of them :-)

The only reasons to stay in the greater NYC/JC area if you work from home are family or because you enjoy the community, culture, etc. So, unless your family is there, what would be the point in living somewhere like that which is relatively expensive and inconvenient?

If you are going to move over there and work from home, you might as well move to suburbia, if not even further away from this metropolis with its very high cost of living.

TL;DR the area might be a worthwhile investment because it has future potential, but living there at the moment has very little going for it.

I almost moved over there last year thinking it was a neighborhood ripe for redevelopment. The problem is for my wife at least the commute time was twice as long as it would be in central queens (she worked in the east village at the time) and comparable to Journal Square, but with an extra transfer.

The only way the area makes sense is if you work in Lower Manhattan or downtown JC. Or if the area becomes a destination of its own, which I know there were/are efforts to make it into.

(Then there is the issue of the JC public school system vs the NYC one. But thats a whole other can of worms)

And this is why it was great to rent in downtown JC, but I would never in a million years have bought there...

Heard CNN band liquor, but nothing about weed

I’m still confused why Housing Works and the Doe Fund are selling weed

Aren’t we all sort of his ex?

Why is this a valid argument in NY state, but not one that's come up in any other state that prioritized certain people who lived in the state over others when it came to the first licenses?

According to a quick search of my email, about 40 times between now and one year ago today.

The “millennial subsidy” is starting to disappear.

Meanwhile, this whole idea of “build a following by being real cheap and operating in the red and they’ll stick with us when we raise prices” is proving to be very false (or maybe its a "play long game, bet it all" strategy that is very high risk/high reward)

When Amazon stops refunding me for everything and offering free return shipping my whole life will change. I know the day is coming though.

Because hotel rooms don’t get robbed?

Do these rules apply to any platform that you can share your apt on or just AirBNB?

They said it was because it was a question.

Whatever the reason is, valid or not, just an observation I found funny.

This post just got removed from r/nyc, but is one of the more popular ones right now on r/newyorkcity

I guess that says it all about which is more heavily censored…

Anonymity has its pluses and minuses.