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The amount of lines ive stood in to then look at my friend, shrug, and go “meh” is plentiful. I also only recently understood that so many viral videos are influencers being paid to say something is good. Hit me with the good stuff! submitted by /u/Longlostjellydonut [link] [comments]

Before all the “THEY’RE PAYING CUSTOMERS TOO” people downvote me, let’s be real. The new norm is that people treat small cafes like their personal WeWork. They buy one $4 coffee and occupy a 4-person table for an entire business day. Next I know people will shout: “BUT WHAT IF THEY’RE WORKING ON IMPORTANT STUFF?”

There is a young homeless man or woman (hard to see) near my subway stop who smells strongly of urine and has been wearing the same clothes since last summer. I am about to donate a bunch of clothes and feel like I want to put aside the sweats to give to them, but idk

Anyone else ever notice that every time you walk by a cop, they are ALWAYS on their phones playing games, watch YouTube or texting? Does a core part of their job require them to text? I don’t want to assume they are not allowed to do this on the job but if they are not,

The weather is supposed to be beautiful this weekend so my friend and I are seeking some place fun, with a large and hopefully “older” crowd. Gone are the days of running around the Village surrounded by NYU students. Suggestions in Manhatten or Brooklyn will work. Thanks! submitted by /u/Girl_with_the_Curl [link] [comments]

Go assist them on r/visitingnyc Missing answering how do I move to nyc questions? Go assist them on r/movingtonyc and r/nycapartments. You want to discuss the sub and the new rules? Check out the other highlight/sticker post. Most quality of life auto mods and resources to come soon. Work has just picked up again and

just saw a tiktok that said “no matter the weather, nyc is iced only” and the person proceeded to record a bunch of people, with their face in the frame, holding an iced drink. some of these ppl were texting on the phone, sitting in a train car, walking, waiting for the train. what piqued

Before all the “I LOVE DOGS HOW COULD YOU TRY TO STOP THEM” people downvote me, let’s be real. The new norm is that people bring their dogs to places where they are not allowed. Next I know people will shout: “BUT WHAT IF IT’S A SERVICE DOG!?” Guys, most of these dogs aren’t service

Hi everyone. I hope it’s ok to post this here. I have a lot of good friends with a lot of lived experiences but I’m not sure if they fully understand what my partner and I saw on Monday. I’m wondering if I can talk one on one with someone who has witnessed something like

I’m trying to get back to eating salads, so I went to Sweet Green today on Wall Street. A robot made my salad, and it did a bad job. So I’m wondering if people have suggestions for some good alternatives? I know there is a Just Salad nearby, but I’ve never been a big fan

I’m getting kicked out of my apartment this weekend without any where to stay for the foreseeable future. I have a job but I only make about $1000 a month I’m putting my belongings in a self storage facility nearby and planning to get a gym membership to be able to shower. What are the

Is this a weird question? Yes. Has it plagued me for a really long time? Also yes. Check it out, if you swam towards Manhattan the coastline would probably be easier to find a spot to get out of the water, I think. But it ends sooner. You could go towards Brooklyn which is longer,

Just moved back to NYC after living here a few years ago. I am in a much better place in my life/career/finances than last time and want to make sure I can have a more successful/sustainable dating life this time around. Trying to figure out how you guys are managing to not overspend on dates.

My answer is : not realizing the importance of a quiet bedroom / apartment (or not realizing how an apartment facing a noisy street can ruin your life) edit for those asking: I once lived on 6th Ave in the 20s for a few months and the frequent fire trucks and ambulances running up the

Sup y’all. We’ve got some news. I think most of us will be relieved. Over the past couple of years, all of the NYC subreddits have tripled in size. Those of us that have been here for years have noticed the influx of shitter questions, clueless posters, and literally just dumb posts. The team have

Bonus points if you’re still with the person. submitted by /u/NYC_Noguestlist [link] [comments]

I’m curious and it’s for a political science project. submitted by /u/United_Perception299 [link] [comments]

I’m nearing 50 years old. I left my job of 20 years, 3 years ago, and started working remote for a co in Flatiron. Visited 10 times in last 3 years and fell in love with the energy, the opportunities, the people (yes the locals) – even the grime. Am I pipe dreaming of moving

As the title says, what parts of NYC give you a sense of awe, like how you feel when you see a beautiful waterfalls or something like that? submitted by /u/Environmental-Bag-27 [link] [comments]

I used to love applying to housing lotteries in college- hoping for a miracle. Fast forward about 3 years… I now have a big girl job, so I decided to start applying again! At first I thought it was just bad timing, but It officially dawned on me that almost every single building was either

30 M, born and raised here. I had my AirPod max’s after leaving the office and before I entered the 6 train on Spring Street @ 5pm a guy was running by snatched my headphones and kept going. Tbh, he got me good 😭. And I know I shouldn’t have been wearing them out on