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d4ng3rz0n3 t1_jcay1vb wrote
Reply to Study shows those released under NY's bail reform laws are less likely to get rearrested by mowotlarx
Very anecdotally, I saw a man stab his wife in the street in broad daylight in Midtown East. I and others chased him until the police arrived and arrested him. He was released the same day and arrested for petty theft the day afterwards. Unsure if he was released again at that point, but his trial was like 2.5 years later. He was on his 3rd strike (shocker) so ended up pleaing to about 4-5 years.
d4ng3rz0n3 t1_ja8bnux wrote
Reply to comment by GVas22 in Midtown Owners Hedge on Costly Office-to-Home Conversions by psychothumbs
I liked living in Midtown near Grand Central, because I could walk to my office in under 10 minutes, and get to anywhere else in the city very quickly via Grand Central, or even by walking. My part of Midtown East/Murray Hill (Park Ave in the 30s) was very residential too.
End of the day, having more units online is better for everyone.
d4ng3rz0n3 t1_j7o6n8d wrote
Reply to comment by Adventurous_Fly_6314 in 'Surprise' in Canada as NYC buses migrants to border by esporx
Then Russia would send them to the frontline to Ukraine
d4ng3rz0n3 t1_j6jgbs5 wrote
Reply to comment by Proprietor in Empire State Building roasted for lighting up in Philadelphia Eagles' colors by CBSnews
They cracked down on resellers a few years ago. Thats where I got mine and thats how much I paid for it around 2016/17
d4ng3rz0n3 t1_j6j9j1q wrote
Reply to comment by seafoodgodddd in Empire State Building roasted for lighting up in Philadelphia Eagles' colors by CBSnews
The app is called Spireworks. Someone with the app has to invite you with a link. This used to be easier to find/buy because the app used to have 5 invites per user. Now its only 1.
I used to occasionally sell these to people in person for about $100 and then on the 5th one I would send the invite to myself and get 5 more and repeat the process.
There are probably people out there still selling invites for between $30-$100 though.
Once you are on the app, you have the choice of at least 2 buildings. The BOA tower on 42nd and 6th and the H&M tower in times square. You can only access them from sundown to midnight.
You can do a variety of things with the lights on the spires like change colors, directions, pulsate etc. You only get 2 minutes at a time and there can be 1 or 2 other people on it too. Thats why they can go a bit crazy sometimes. If there's more than 2 people then there is a queue formed. You can do this unlimited times in the evening. It does get boring after a while but can be a cool party trick or to impress a date (what's your favorite color? then change it to that immediately).
In recent years, some nights are blocked off to raise money for charity, so you have to pay like $10 or $20 to be able to use it that evening.
I haven't used it in years but pretty sure I still have access to it. I believe they had plans to add 1 WTC and the ESB at some point but not sure.
Edit: I don't have any spireworks invitations to give out or sell. You guys are on your own so good luck
d4ng3rz0n3 t1_j6j5eeg wrote
Reply to comment by shant_jan in Empire State Building roasted for lighting up in Philadelphia Eagles' colors by CBSnews
You can pay $30 on ebay for the invite link. I did that like 7 years ago its great.
d4ng3rz0n3 t1_j4lvdj1 wrote
Reply to comment by earlymountainrain in McSorley’s Old Ale House. East 7th St. 1942 by KamikazeChief
The Ace Hotel in Midtown has a flag with like 30-40ish stars on it. Super interesting !
Edit: just checked. It has 43 Stars
d4ng3rz0n3 t1_iybgrsj wrote
Reply to comment by MaracujaBarracuda in A Brief Guide to Encountering a Weeping Person in Public in NYC by bikeskata
I lived in NYC for 6 years including during Trumps election and presidency. I was on the subway day he was elected.
Its an exaggeration. Shame on you and anyone who compares Trumps election to 9/11. Which you just did.
d4ng3rz0n3 t1_iy9cy7d wrote
Reply to comment by ciaogo in A Brief Guide to Encountering a Weeping Person in Public in NYC by bikeskata
LOL comparing 9/11 to Donald Trump winning the Presidency. Very nice
d4ng3rz0n3 t1_iuwe1og wrote
Reply to comment by bsilva48 in NYC to buy 51 electric school buses for $18.5 million by alexd231232
Corruption
d4ng3rz0n3 t1_iqsbe9y wrote
Reply to Basement apartment under the sewer? by yoohoooos
It could be a community laundry room, a below grade level of a duplex, etc.
d4ng3rz0n3 t1_jddhe14 wrote
Reply to comment by msa1124 in Historic Flatiron Building sells for $190 million at auction by Orener
Condos in flatiron would sell for a huge premium. I cant imagine a bigger flex for NYC than saying “I live in the Flatiron”