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At the skyscrapers lining 5th avenue and beyond? The fact we have the only 24/7 public transit in the country We get to live on the coast man -idgaf NYC is THE ultimate coastal city And the Csntral Park Zoo(and also Brooklyn Bronx Queens…) So many amazing neighborhoods that get so much attention here But

Visited NYC for the weekend for some broadway shows. My friend and I were exploring in between and I said let’s check out Tiffany’s! It’s a classic, I’d love to just poke around and look at sparkly things. I’m not rich so I can’t really afford any of it lol. We went in a a

I would love to support local businesses for all the obvious reasons, and I understand they cannot have the supply chain margins of Target or Whole Foods. Would be happy to pay the extra dollar or 50 cents (if that was the case). But I actually hit my wall today when I went to buy

I spent some time pricing out the same staples across stores in different neighborhoods. The gaps are genuinely wild, but not in the way you’d expect. Here’s what a dozen eggs costs right now: – H-Mart (Amsterdam Ave): $9.99 – Pioneer Supermarket (Columbus Ave): $9.99 – Whole Foods (UWS): $7.99 – Key Food (Amsterdam): $6.79

I don’t look disabled. I look like I’m in my early 20s, I don’t use mobility aids, there’s nothing obvious about me that would make someone give up their seat. The thing is, I’m afraid to ask. Part of me worries I’m not disabled enough to ask. Some days I start off feeling fine, but

NYC is so expensive. sometimes i don’t leave the house becuase when I do i always end up spending more than I wanted to. some days I stay in literally never leaving. any one else? submitted by /u/Extension_Money_3374 [link] [comments]

My fiance and I are in a heated debate about whether or not those that have balconies, use said balconies. We do not have a balcony and I would love to have one for: Having coffee on Having literally any other beverage on Reading a book Scrolling Reddit Literally anything else because the idea of

Basically the title, im here for the weekend and if anyone has it, it would be NYC submitted by /u/QuirkyCut7722 [link] [comments]

I live in Queens. We’ve been dealing with a bed bug infestation since mid-February. Tried to get rid of it on our own and we’re failing. I’m looking for exterminator recommendations if anyone here happens to have a personal experience with using one. This is my first time ever needing the services of an exterminator

The title basically says it all but I always enjoy exploring new parts of NYC and the surrounding areas and I was really curious if anyone had some excellent stores that sell used (but still working) electronics. If you happen to know of a store that is outside of NYC but you think its worth

WE LIVE IN NYC. This is NOT a tourism question, but it won’t let me post. We have lived in NYC for 10+ years, but have never seen a Broadway show. My husband is nearly 7′ tall, so we rarely go to concerts etc. because he hates getting stares and dirty looks. He’s very conscious

How do I get people to call an outreach team on me or get to a psych ward without insurance ? I am new to this and it’s been a month and can’t take it. I need case manager and tried so hard to get it and everyone treats me like subhuman scum. I had

I’ve never been to a traditional big city before, I live in Texas and all of ours are glorified suburbs lmao. Because of that I just drive where I need because there’s nothing interesting but I feel like NYC would be different but maybe I’m wrong. If I were to ever live there I’m sure

I’m pregnant and got a craving from YEARS AGO and it was specifically the honey mustard that they used at mars 2112. I remember it being BRIGHT yellow and it is most definitely not Ken’s. I remember it being on the sweeter side. I know this is so random but I’m hoping that someone here

Had a gift card that had $100 on it, I’ve had it sitting around for a long while but didn’t use it for the first time until the other day. The card had no chip and could only be swiped, and I spent $17 at a pizzeria in West Village. Went straight back home and

I know people across the country have been reporting this, but does anyone find that it truly is the worst in NYC? I know it’s variable based on field. For reference, I work in commercial real estate, and have never worked close to the crazy IB/PE/Hedge Fund hours. But I do find that boundaries are

I’d like to start a thread on things you should do along with getting unemployment benefits that can assist in day to day living. I have an original post in r/UnemploymentNY as well. Health Insurance – This is markedly easier than it was ever before, If you’re unemployed with no health benefits you can get

I make decent bank but looking at restaurant prices these days (I should say the last couple of years) has really given me pause. I guess I really haven’t made the mental inflationary adjustment and the thought of spending $100+ for two on a typical dinner or even lunch has me usually noping out and

Hi badass NYC redditors. I need some help. I, a style-less nerd, have somehow produced a daughter who is very into fashion. She understands trends, she draws, she sews (learned how to use a sewing machine via a free class at our local library). We are going to be in the city in late May,

I lived here all my life and if I’m exiting a subway station I’ve never been at, I’m looking at signs to see what way is north. My sense of direction is hilariously bad. I know some stations have signs about nw, sw entrance but in lieu of that how do you get your bearings

Noticing this a lot and curious what the reasoning is. For example: • People almost always say Ridgewood, Queens • But just say Bushwick or Harlem without the borough submitted by /u/sundrenchedwindow [link] [comments]