I used this a few times when I was in college. I used it again the other day because I had forgotten it was still on my phone. Not very impressed anymore. A lot of places were sold out and the place I got food from went from 5 slices of pizza when I used to use it to 3 now. Maybe I'm just being overly picky but I probably won't use it again.

It's the Post. They use sensational language like that all the time. Not sure why but it sure makes for an entertaining style of writing.

Flipping the bird and presumably posting it to your social media profile isn't inappropriate behavior for an on-duty NYPD officer? The picture was featured in the article with no caption, so one can only assume how they found it of her...

Classy woman. Imagine if anyone other than a NYC union member took a picture like this at work.

Joe's is like $4.50 now? I remember when I moved here in 2018 it was $2.75...

Streetsblog isn't exactly doing the street safety movement any favors by constantly having typos. It looks ridiculous when they make mistakes your average high school newspaper wouldn't make. Affect vs effect... seriously?

Seriously. I'm so sick of these and mopeds. These are the two groups of people that make cyclists look like assholes. A device that allows you to go 30 MPH with no effort is not a bicycle. It's a motor vehicle and ought to be treated as such. Most people can't even sustain 20 MPH for an extended period on a bike, yet e-bikes bring the bar for idiots down significantly.

It's not victim blaming to use common sense. Apparently the expectation to have a bit of common sense has disappeared though. How extreme does something need to be before it isn't "victim blaming" on your arbitrary scale? Is telling someone to not leave valuables in the back of their car in Downtown SF victim blaming too when their car inevitably gets broken into? What about being white and walking through Mogadishu unaccompanied? Is that extreme enough for your scale? At what point does common sense take precedence over "victim blaming?"

What a dumb and extreme example. Rape is apparently the same thing as a robbery on the street?

Wow, what a great neighborhood! Target AND Trader Joe's! The two most important things I look for in a neighborhood, obviously!

Until we live in fairy land where all is perfect, yes, you do need to exercise a certain amount of caution. What's wrong with people using some common sense?

Highest taxes in the nation aren't already enough? How about cutting some bloat in government for once and giving the EMTs a raise from literal poverty wages?

Is that only paid pax or everyone? Because that could make for a 50% increase by my estimate.

So in other words, you're saying that her security detail did nothing?

Because the average person is not going to take 30 minutes out of their day to recycle batteries. If you're willing to do that, then great, but most people are simply not going to do that. How hard is that for you to understand?

Yeah, unlike her, I've been the victim of physical crime. Yet I still can't get a firearm in NYC. Ridiculous double standard.

California sucks for a lot of reasons but public parks aren't one of them. Cities or statewide.

Sorry, but given that I witnessed two separate people too lazy to hold onto their trash until they got off of the subway today, I don't have any faith in NY's ability to do that. If they want to promote battery recycling, it needs to be far more convenient than a 30 minute minimum roundtrip.

I'd love to know why she needs a team of 40 people protecting her. She's the governor, not a president...

Probably recovery. Easier for them to fly again when stuff is available then managing being down with crew in the wrong location for that long. Crew can't work again for 48 hours I believe on TPAC/TATL flights. For a small airline like ANZ that could be devastating as I doubt they have many reserve crews especially crews certed to fly a 787...

Yeah, tbh, this actually makes me slightly hopeful for NYC. Perhaps the corruption isn't as bad as I thought. Then again, I know a guy from Howard Beach that claims he has a buddy from HS in the "city ticketing office" that can get him out of whatever traffic tickets he gets.

Yes, technically it is, but I'm not going to try to explain what an Excelsior Pass is to a border guard whose grasp of English is likely poor.

Most definitely not irrelevant for anyone that travels. I lost mine that had my booster on it and need to figure out how to get a new one for entry requirements for a trip I'm going on.

I wonder why the state might possibly provide more resources to NYC than other areas. It couldn't possibly have to do with it shouldering a huge majority of the state's tax burden and being the home of the bulk of its population? Shockingly, it turns out it's not particularly cost efficient to live in suburbs or rural areas...

Why should fares even cover operating costs? Do tolls even come close for all road maintenance and new projects? I doubt it but happy to be shown different...