Oh no, do you find what these people are saying offensive? Better get a lawyer and drag them through the quartz.

Yeah, all those hideous glass buildings that come up are really providing a lot of supply for people who used to sleep on the street. Lol. If you "upzone" this developers will build something that they can charge the maximum money for. If you try to require them to build "affordable" housing, well, check out how that worked at Barclay's.

Do you see a fare evader every 90 seconds on average, 24 hours a day, at every single station? No. If you still can't understand the math, go stand on the Central Ave M platform tonight from 12am to 6am and do a count for me.

Even if half of that claimed stat was from buses, that would still be an average of 1 person every 3 minutes at every single subway station, 24 hours a day.

Even if half of that claimed stat was from buses, that would still be an average of 1 person every 3 minutes at every single subway station, 24 hours a day.

The statistic "$500 million lost to fare evasion" is an obvious lie. Go ahead and do the math if you like. $500 million divided by $2.75 divided by 472 stops divided by 365 days a year divided by 24 hours a day equals 44 people every single hour at every single stop in the entire system, on average. And by the way, if your "$500 million" figure was correct, that would prove that the NYPD are utterly useless at stopping fare evasion anywhere in the system. Hack.

Read the article. It's got a cleaning crew. They just can't get it clean because it's not made as well as the one in Chicago.

Have you never read criticism of bad art before? The guy makes valid points. This one is built like shit, it's covered in dirt, and it's not really accessible for viewing except from an awkward angle where you are below most of the sculpture.

Meanwhile hospitals are literally shuffling sick babies around to try and outlast the nurses: https://subscriber.politicopro.com/article/2023/01/mount-sinai-starts-transferring-babies-out-of-its-intensive-care-units-ahead-of-a-looming-nurses-strike-00076808?source=email edit:

Silly question because it didn't and it wouldn't.

Even if they get the plates, find the car, and confront the owner, the owner can just say that they weren't the person driving at the time. And there's the end of the investigation.

What? You got scared by a "citizen alert," and then when the alert turned out to a lie, it still opened your eyes to the "fact" that you aren't safe from the home invaders who don't exist? And this is what "opened your eyes" to that "fact", meaning if I look at your post history, your previous posts will have been written with the belief that you were safe, back then?

I could understand if this opened your eyes to the fact that nobody in the Secondino family is safe, but I presume you don't even know them? So no risk to you.

Then they should have done more homework before investing.

LOL. There must be a landlord association that calls in and dictates these articles. "SQUATTERS" "SEX ABUSERS" none of these things have anything to do with the landlord maintaining their property. They're all excuses. The NY post doesn't accept excuses for stealing a travel stick of deodorant from a Walgreen's, why should they accept these people's excuses for getting in over their head with a property they can't attend to?

No, I don't know a pharmacist who was willing to commit fraud for a small fee. Perhaps you should reconsider the company you keep.

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