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

If you dont have checked bags: Blade. It takes 8 minutes. Saved everyone a watch lol

I only trust Bustelo

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I’ve lately become bothered by what I’m paying for coffee to grind at home. I think it’s around $20 for the small bag of coffee, and that size was recently reduced. I may have to spend time looking for cheaper good coffee.

This is correct - the two entrances will be at 181st and 184th and Fort Washington

https://youtu.be/u0bgtSpeq_Q

This is going to make childcare completely unaffordable to any middle class family.

Strange. They've been laying people off.

So people should make $0 instead of $15? Which is what happens when their job goes away in your scenario.

Not luxury living.

And why exactly is someone with zero marketable skills entitled to their own apartment in the most expensive borough of the most expensive city in the world?

It’s appalling that both sides of the aisle in the legislature are opposing that plan which doesn’t even go far enough as it is. It’s shameful that we don’t build more. I’ll hold on to my sort of run down yet rent stabilized apartment as long as possible because lol not like in middle age w a good job I can afford a house without an inheritance at this point.

On the 181st side there are stairs and this escalator. On the 184th side, elevators.

Definitely get vertigo if it’s long enough.

No one who takes the post seriously is also serious about actual solutions to any of this.

I think we should allow it to be developed like that if that’s where the demand is

If you can't afford to pay someone a livable wage, you shouldn't be allowed to own a business.

That's really not an extreme statement.

Edit: To the repliers.

>Basic argument:
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>"It's better to make a wage that can't support living as an independent adult than no wage at all."
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>It's better for society that you don't own a business if you can't manage it in a way which ensures everyone who works for you is in solid standing.
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>Abuse is abuse. Get fucked and I hope you go out of business.

My brother lived on Cape Cod years ago when they were debating bringing rail service from Boston to the Cape.

The locals opposed it, even though traffic on the Cape is absolutely brutal in summer, because “we don’t want the trash from Boston getting out here” aka keep the poor people out.

The MTA would have to build a new entrance for the station and the NIMBYs basically say that it would bring too much foot traffic and noise to this one street or something. Plus construction noise and the usual NIMBY spin-the-wheel of bullshit.

Everything just gonna have to be homebrewed

2real

Correct me if I’m wrong but couldn’t they save a fuck ton of money using one of the many empty buildings in Manhattan? Not a bad idea but i wonder if money and time could’ve been saved

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Even funnier bc this isn’t even the “rich” part of the UES. Most of the buildings around this are either other hospital/research buildings + some student/postdoc housing