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manormortal t1_jalpaj9 wrote

Dead ass cant believe American Auto called us out about dead ass b.

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eekamuse t1_jamn6xv wrote

Speaking of crime posts, this sub has been a whole lot better without them. Thanks everyone.

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demogorgon_main t1_janfsfr wrote

Going to NYC as a Dutch tourist tomorrow. Since it’s not the usual tourist time I was wondering if there’s anything special I should be aware of? I’ve been there before in 2017 but that was in the summer. Im wondering if the city feels any different now since I’m assuming there aren’t many tourists to visit gift shops and hotdog stands.

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ThreeLittlePuigs t1_japohjm wrote

Replying to Darth_Monkey (#2,149,235)

No comment lest someone accuse me of “harassment” for shedding light on the situation. But pretty much everything that’s been said about the polling ended up either not being true or not happening sooooo pretty sure there will never be resolution here.

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fleeingflying t1_jarwdj9 wrote

If you've registered for Brooklyn Museum's free "First Saturdays" event tomorrow, but can't go anymore, I'd love to take the QR code entry ticket off of you!

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PatronPM t1_jas5ytg wrote

Does anyone know of a game development class in NYC?

Ideally it would be introductory or intermediate with the goal of having you build a proof of concept or simple game by the end of the class.

I've tried online tutorials and videos and they just don't get my brain to latch on, I'd love a class with a tangible goal and an instructor.

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BalanceRich5067 t1_jaskw2c wrote

I don’t know if it was just me for some reason but are the security guards at 590 Madison on some rent-a-cop power trip???

Was told that I “wasn’t allowed” to put my feet on a chair while I was sitting at a table minding my own. Asked the guard why to which he responded “I work here” as if that was justification.

Obviously with Privately Owned Public Spaces the owners are allowed to set some rules but that seemed excessive even to me. I asked where that rule was posted and the security guard pointed to a sign on the wall. The closest rule that seemed relevant said that you couldn’t place personal belongings on chairs or benches, but that’s a stretch.

I’m not gonna waste time on it and the folks across the street at 550 Madison in the other POPS literally next door were much nicer anyways. Just wondering if anyone else has had any weird experiences

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NetQuarterLatte t1_jaugwrw wrote

Replying to BalanceRich5067 (#2,153,667)

At least in spirit, the NYC laws require the private business to establish rules for the privately owned public spaces that ensures the space can be equally enjoyed by everyone.

If occupying one chair with your feet meant it was one less chair for someone else to use it, or one soiled chair or something, the enforcement/rules appears to be aligned with the spirit.

That being said, none of it excuses a security guard going on an ego power trip.

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manormortal t1_jauq15d wrote

This kind of wind should be illegal with this much rain coming down. What has happened to my umbrella is a crime and I am seeking justice and retributions.

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EdgarSpayce t1_jauxif3 wrote

Hi, I just watched the movie Sharper, where during a scene (where oddly a Disasterpeace song from It Follows plays), they go into this building. Any idea which building it is? blob:https://imgur.com/7015921b-461d-4299-af6e-35bf96b7c2d4

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Geeekus t1_jb06o36 wrote

This Thursday I’m planning on taking my girlfriend down to NYC and going to the top of the One World Trade Center. It’s about a 4 hour drive for us.

For anyone that’s done this before, do I need to buy tickets in advanced, and what will the parking situation look like?

Also do you guys think the Trade Center is the right building to do this? I know NYC has lots of rooftop views and idk which is the best, but I feel being that the Trade Center is the tallest building it would be the best. Although what’s concerning me and maybe I’m crazy is that there doesn’t seem to be any open like deck, it seems you can only look through windows?

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ThreeLittlePuigs t1_jb0pbm4 wrote

I was muted just for asking a question in modmail. Is it the new policy that mods don’t have to be tolerant of others opinions that they don’t like? Should you update the seeking mods post to say “just don’t question leadership and you can be a mod / allowed to post here”?

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iv2892 t1_jb13d1b wrote

Is crazy , but March so far has been colder than January.

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iv2892 t1_jb13kot wrote

Replying to Geeekus (#2,164,693)

The parking situation is tough in downtown , you can go to a garage but is expensive. Sometimes what most people do is park in a certain area where is easier to find parking and then just move using the subway

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Bangkok_Dangeresque t1_jb1frrh wrote

Replying to Geeekus (#2,164,693)

>Also do you guys think the Trade Center is the right building to do this? I know NYC has lots of rooftop views and idk which is the best, but I feel being that the Trade Center is the tallest building it would be the best

The Edge at 30 Hudson Yards, and Top of the Rock, are the usual recommended observatories. Mostly because you can't see One WTC when you're inside it (same for Empire State Building).

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>For anyone that’s done this before, do I need to buy tickets in advanced, and what will the parking situation look like?

Early March isn't exactly tourist high season, but you never know. No reason to leave it to chance.

As for parking, the situation will be bad. Don't count on nearby street parking. Garages will be expensive, but are likely your only option. The better plan is to park wherever, and then use transit the rest of the way. Depending on the direction you're driving in from, parking near a Metronorth or NJ Transit station, or other park and ride, could be less of a hassle.

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Geeekus t1_jb2sjei wrote

Replying to Bangkok_Dangeresque (#2,166,610)

Just looked up the Edge, definitely will be going there instead, thank you so much for the tip! As far as parking I’m coming from New England, I’ll look up some spots and see what I can figure out. If you have any good out of the city parking spots that are connected to the subway you could recommend I’d be so grateful. Thanks!

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Bangkok_Dangeresque t1_jb67b8w wrote

Replying to Geeekus (#2,168,707)

There's loads of spots depending on how much time you want to spend on transit. You could park as far out as New Haven CT or Brewster NY and take the regional rail (MTA) in to Grand Central. Though that's a 2 hour trip.

I guess it depends on what tradeoffs you'd prefer to make.

  • You can drive all the way, pay the tolls, and put your car in a garage all day for $60-80 (or more).
  • Chance it with street parking and figuring out when/which meters you have to feed, and whether you have to move your car every two hours or whatever
  • Pick your favorite station that looks like it has parking nearby on google maps, and decide how much time on the train is too much that you'd have preferred to just pay for the garage anyway
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nybx4life t1_jb6x1kq wrote

Replying to PatronPM (#2,153,002)

I saw Pace University had a game development class when I looked for such things in the past. There was also game jams as well.

Dunno if there's an independent organization running anything.

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nybx4life t1_jb6xrnz wrote

For all the criticism about the Post, I don't ever really see balance when it comes to the Times or even the Daily News.

Do you guys check out those papers?

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I_AM_TARA t1_jb7222j wrote

Replying to ThreeLittlePuigs (#2,158,229)

Yup, I got banned from the discord for I guess bullying? Idk I was never told why.

And then I was muted in modmail for pointing out that all the weird claims being made were straight up false or unverifiable by anyone else.

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twopoint71eight t1_jb74clm wrote

Best place to see a rabbit/bunny in a non-sad environment? Some of the organizations around the city have opportunities to foster, but tbh I just want to pet/hang out with some for a bit.

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witheredartery t1_jb84ajk wrote

My friend (21 F, consultant) is looking to make more friends in the city, can you all suggest some ways?

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dq689 t1_jb9mu2n wrote

Is New York City Subway more crowded in weekends or weekdays?

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ThreeLittlePuigs t1_jb9xuyi wrote

Replying to funforyourlife (#2,178,451)

Yeah appreciate that, I'm definitely vocal of opinions, but tried to never let that effect my decisions and appreciated the folks of the sub, like yourself, for giving me grace to do that.

Couple mods (u/paratactical and u/majorfogtime, sorry for pinging you guys but I am talking about ya so felt the thing to do) were demodded, I thought they were good mods and asked the team to vote if we could bring them back, everyone who weighed in voted that they should be mods again(this represented the overwhelming majority of the mod team), within a few hours of bringing the old folks back I was demodded. To be fair I'd been relatively active in questioning some decisions in modmail recently without getting any response, so likely someone became tired of me being a thorn in their side as well.

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doodle77 t1_jba67l3 wrote

Replying to dq689 (#2,178,069)

During the mid-day and late evening, it is more crowded on weekends than on weekdays. During rush hour it is more crowded than on weekends.

Overall ridership is higher on weekend days than on weekdays, but much more spread out throughout the day rather than just rush hour. This has been the case since COVID and also from ~2000 to 2015, but not from 2015-2019.

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ThreeLittlePuigs t1_jbconw4 wrote

Replying to Darth_Monkey (#2,182,042)

I mean at some point if things don’t get fixed I’d be surprised if the top mod could find anyone. They got rid of some of the most active mods because they didn’t want to share power and they want to treat folks like employees. It’s an incredibly untenable position and one that I doubt anyone would want to be involved in for too long.

But yeah you missed all the fun!!!

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iv2892 t1_jbepwna wrote

Do you guys remember when the Post was trying to scare monger people saying that the reason that the new scream movie was filmed in NYC is because of the supposed “scary lawlessness and crime in the city” 🤣😂😂😂😂. Yeah , like there are not enough horror or disaster movies set in nyc

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iv2892 t1_jbeq9g4 wrote

Replying to doodle77 (#2,178,943)

Yeah, I mostly go to the city on the weekends and I’ve noticed there are a lot more people on the subways . Particularly the ACE and 123 lines . Oh and the 7 train as well

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iv2892 t1_jbeqk2t wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#2,175,099)

It depends on the neighborhood, I’m in nyc often and I feel safe most of the time. The worst I usually see is maybe some homeless mumbling to himself or New Yorkers being New Yorkers. No big deal. The drivers , specially cab and Uber drivers are dangerous though , they have no regard for people crossing the streets . You’re not exaggerating on that part , is almost the same in Jersey, but since there are not that many pedestrians it doesn’t seem as bad . But we have bad drivers all over the tri state area and other cities in the US as well

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nybx4life t1_jboh1oy wrote

Replying to iv2892 (#2,185,772)

Disaster movies in NYC I can recall (Cloverfield and The Day After Tomorrow), but I can't think of too many horror films.

Scream is the latest, and I can think of one Friday the 13th.

I don't think Candyman or Tales from the Hood were in NYC.

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KingCheerio t1_jbslzo2 wrote

Hey guys! Could someone help me idenitfy what the street in this photo is? Something i'm trying to find out for a uni project- https://ibb.co/mqKNmKd Photo credit goes to alen Palender, Thanks!

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janxher t1_jbte2pg wrote

Are those small gates around trees in sidewalks legal? Ones that seem setup by homeowners

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boopthesn0op t1_jbv2w0x wrote

My sister has a housing court case and it’s under the “Intake” part. Anyone know what that entails or how is it different from a normal part? Haven’t been there since 2014 so idk what’s changed since

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manormortal t1_jbwjvny wrote

I'm the only dumbass that completely forgot about daylight savings time?

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marlowe_rl t1_jc2rzci wrote

Quite a broad one here

I’m visiting NYC in October for the third time and want some good stuff to do. Obviously food is a priority so give me the local gems for tacos, fried chicken etc. (flavourful food). I love vintage clothing stores and also good museums like the Natural History. Finally and gems for music lovers. I’m a sucker for the NYC 70s Punk Scene so if anyone’s got any locations for that it’s be great xx

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EagleFly_5 t1_jc32zfz wrote

Glad the subreddit finally has 700K subscribers as of today (13 March 2023)! 🎉

Onto 750000 subscribers, which shouldn’t be too far off.

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akibaranger t1_jc4e85s wrote

the brown rubbery edge of some sidewalks is so slippery. I’ve slipped and fell twice this year. be careful out there.

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Whatsername868 t1_jcb2xu2 wrote

Am I good to board a flight from NYC -> FL with a glass pipe?

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I_AM_TARA t1_jcc35i8 wrote

Replying to akibaranger (#2,223,794)

Do you mean those bumpy panels at the sidewalk crossings? If it’s what I’m thinking you”re talking about- those aren’t actually anti-slip surfaces but rather texture signals for blind people to ID sidewalk crossings.

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7x7fog t1_jcfvw5z wrote

I have a question about renewing the lease at my apt. Any suggestions on where to ask?

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EagleFly_5 t1_jcfwg0r wrote

Replying to 7x7fog (#2,244,896)

Consider asking on r/NYCApartments, flair/start your post with something like [advice] so it wouldn’t be automatically removed by their AutoMod. Good luck!

Also consider asking on r/AskNYC

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HugoNext t1_jcgb578 wrote

Where can I buy glass in Manhattan? Cannot find anything online or google maps. I dropped a small frame and need a rectangular sheet of glass to replace the broken one.

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marmeeweasley t1_jcgmdc6 wrote

Best place to watch NCAAM basketball games tonight???

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abuudabuu t1_jckieht wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#2,250,918)

Try working with your grandpa's insurer or the original doctor's office to get recommendations on providers that should be accepting new patients? Member services should be a pretty good place to start.

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MollyInanna t1_jcminru wrote

Hi. This woman obviously has a New York accent, but it seems to be ... different in some way. Does anyone recognize if it is a variation of the New York accent, specific to some borough or specific area of NYC? Thanks in advance.

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Petielo t1_jcmni56 wrote

Recommend Me a Good Brick Contractor Please

I need a brick contractor that will work in Queens. Things I need are brick pointing, lentil replacement, porch remodel, exterior waterproofing, etc. If there’s a better sub to post this in please let me know. Thanks.

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childishgames t1_jcscyi4 wrote

I'm living in Bushwick in a 2k/month studio and just got a new job that will pay me double my current salary. I'm 31 and I like a lot about the neighborhood but wouldn't mind moving up to a slightly nicer area when my lease expires in the fall.

Any suggestions for where I could find a 2.5k/month studio/1BR (something along those lines) that isn't a shit-hole and is in a fun area with cool people, parks, etc. ? It feels like every other neighborhood I check there aren't many options below 3.5k/month, and I don't want to spend all the extra money i'm making on rent.

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kolt54321 t1_jcsgint wrote

Someone threatened our lives today on the UWS (again).

Man, I thought the neighborhood was safe. But apparently if you look like a specific religion you'll get people yell slurs at you and threaten to hurt you.

It just sucks. Why does this happen in 2023... question - any good places to buy legal mace in case one of these guys actually get physical? I understand it's legal to carry but not to order.

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infectedbrowser2020 t1_jctzli5 wrote

Can anyone recommend some volunteer work I can participate in? I am in the Williamsburg area, looking for something nearby that I can commit to regularly. I love animals, science/nature, also wouldn't mind a soup kitchen or homeless outreach. Thank you !

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ezyfocus t1_jcvtec9 wrote

Has rent been going down due to the recent bank crises? Anyone have any luck negotiating their lease renewals? Mine is coming up and they were trying to raise it another 10%..

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ThreeLittlePuigs t1_jcyajmf wrote

So why are y’all still burying the crime thread results? Is it because the top mod doesn’t personally like the results of the vote, or want to admit they messed up running the vote? We were told 3+ months ago results would be released and acted on and you’re yet to publicly even admit (oh right you responded to one comment and got chewed out for misrepresenting the truth in it) that you need to redo the vote….. who cares about the actual thread at this point but leaderships inability to actually follow up with anything they claim they’ll do is embarrassing. That and the utter lack of accountability.

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ThreeLittlePuigs t1_jd0a84l wrote

Replying to deansprings (#2,284,399)

The results were that the survey was done wrong and capped answers after a day and not 7. And that the vote was relatively inconclusive with the majority of folks voting for some sort of crime thread. I’m just not sure why they can’t admit this happened and move on like they said they would.

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problemheresir6 t1_jd0icdq wrote

Are there bagel shops out there that don’t actually bake their own bagels, but they buy them from the store/elsewhere? I’m pretty sure my local bagel place doesn’t bake theirs.

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washlaundrynow t1_jd130jc wrote

For the longest I have heard music (think it’s jazz of sorts?) playing in the Nolita area during midday. I don’t know which building it’s coming from, but I hope this reaches the right person/people because you are brilliant, makes my day every time!!! If you’re ever looking for audience, would love the opportunity

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illusoryphoenix t1_jd1bwc0 wrote

How has the pandemic affected NYC's night life the past few years? And What's the best neighborhood/borough for night owls such as myself?

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writeacomment t1_jd2v3ye wrote

Replying to illusoryphoenix (#2,287,075)

Depends on what you are into, Manhattan still has most of the larger clubs but Brooklyn has spots that are more fun and up and coming. The nightlife scene is alive and well, but everything is a bit less safe after around 10 or 11PM, from the subway to the streets.

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guccigenshin t1_jd2vu1g wrote

all of my favorite dim sum places in flushing and chinatown stopped pushing carts ever since COVID. i have family who are asking for the "traditional cart experience in flushing" but everywhere I know doesn't do it. any help is appreciated

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drecklia t1_jd67lla wrote

Gas has been crazy expensive the past couple of months. I've compared it to my bills from last year and this year I'm actually using less yet costing me more.

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Outrageous-Door8924 t1_jd9wlfz wrote

Was there ever a whole wall of stone on Wall Street?

I'm obviously daft, because I just finished reading the final part of this 5-part article on the history of the wall on Wall Street, and I'm still not sure. The author makes it clear that the final wall had bastions of stone, but what about the rest of the wall? (Originally, the wall was wooden, but it underwent many changes, as mentioned in earlier parts of the article.)

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Lace-and-Limbs t1_jde9yzh wrote

Hello! I am curious if anyone trans/gender non conforming/non binary can personally recommend a spa they have attended and felt safe at? This would be within a 2 hour drive, ideally, and a Korean style spa.

I have heard positive things about Island Spa in Edison, but have trouble finding personal testimonials.

Thank you!

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elizabeth-cooper t1_jdi1oay wrote

The guy who caused that horrible crash in Bensonhurst was given Bond $1,000,000 Cash $250,000, so far not paid.

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manormortal t1_jdibbwo wrote

Cash app MTA boost locked in for 10 weeks?

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manormortal t1_je1v45i wrote

This 70 degree on Saturday is just some April fool's nonsense right?

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johng_g t1_je2nh7b wrote

Hi! I'm driving to NYC in early May (arriving on Saturday). Staying in Manhattan near Times Square. Can anyone recommend a parking garage near by? I know its expensive, and accepted that; just looking for the best possible parking situation. I'd rather park in Manhattan then outside NYC. Thanks :)

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prettyflyforawifie t1_je2pyts wrote

Anyone know what’s going on in LIC near Vernon Blvd? Lot of ambulances, cops, and people.

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Im-From-Canada t1_je60rj6 wrote

Are there any rules/regulations/violations against using resin in commercial spaces? Our neighbors have been using a lot of resin over the past few months and it's gotten really noxious in our art studio. We've contacted the landlords and they're waiting to see if the new fan these guys installed will help... but it's pretty terrible and I'm wonder what the other options are.

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snowdrone t1_je72vua wrote

I'm in Union Square to meet a friend for lunch. I arrive to find that the restaurant has been shut down by the DOH: https://i.imgur.com/qJtWcMK.jpeg A few weeks ago I just received a food handler's license, and along with that respect for the DOH inspectors and the science behind the rules. Anyway, outside the restaurant there is guy complaining that he can't eat at this restaurant today, that if he were in another country he could be having lunch right now.. I just couldn't believe it. So a shoutout to the DOH for protecting fools like this from Ciguatera, Scombroid, Anisakiasis and other fun diseases!

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ncljdm t1_jeam74f wrote

Anyone know where is a good place to view the NYC firework show?

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EagleFly_5 t1_jeec86e wrote

Replying to ncljdm (#2,491,453)

You mean the one Macy’s hosts in the Fourth of July? Usually you line up along the East River in Manhattan, Brooklyn, or Queens, but that’s ~3 months away & the actual spots, talent, and other things haven’t been formally announced yet.

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elizabeth-cooper t1_jefbo7h wrote

Yo, Webcrims updater, where's Vitaliy Konoplyov's case? Stop deleting things, it's very uncool. I'm surprised nobody's sued yet.

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I-Sleep-At-Work t1_jeh5fek wrote

anyone know of good galbitang(beef short rib soup) near wtc?

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