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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

where are you guys? i really wana make new friends but i wana meet people that DONT drink as i have no interest in hanging out in bars and stuff. I have no interest in doing X activity and then getting drinks after either. so with summer coming up, where are all the cool people

Absolutely disgusted by what happened at the White House today. It is sickening to see the way that Trump and Vance treated Zelenskyy. Will there be any rallies this weekend to express support and solidarity with Ukraine? submitted by /u/W00Bear [link] [comments]

Yesterday I was out at the park with my dog and I got a notification from a camera in my living room that movement was detected. I knew nobody was home and it wasn’t my dog as he was with me. I go and check the camera and it was my landlord entering my apartment.

All all NYC cops this absurdly bad? Watched a cast of characters smoking crack and actively taunting riders waiting for the 1 at Christopher street – they then looked at us, then the individuals in question and then WALKED OUT OF THE STATION. Literally looked at the dead in the eye and they basically said

I’ve been looking for my brother who often hangs out on Roosevelt Ave in the red light district in queens. He’s on fentanyl living on the streets and often times my family and I will go looking for him and drive around all day. If anyone on here knows anything about that type of scene

I’m sick of all of the doom and gloom. I’ll start. My favorite is when I see two old people sharing the carrying duty of a single reusable grocery bag full of food while walking home. submitted by /u/mrturdferguson [link] [comments]

I witnessed one today on 34th Street, between 7th and 8th avenue. I was walking to Capital One bank and I suddenly had a very weird feeling, heard the weirdest sound that I will never forget, and a body laying on the ground. Someone jumped directly across the street from where I was standing, off

UPDATE: Went back today to try and smooth things over. I waited outside until he had a break, then went in, said hello, and apologized if I’d offended him in any way—told him I respected his decision, just wanted to understand. He sighed and said, “Listen, man, your last name… it’s not like I don’t

I have been going to the same barber in the East Village for over a decade. It’s a small, no-nonsense spot—just a chair, a mirror, and the guy who cuts my hair. I started going when I moved to the city, and I’ve stuck with him ever since because he’s consistent and does a solid

I visited NYC recently and something I noticed is that everything is closing extremely early. Stores are literally closing at 7pm when in other cities things closes at least at 9pm and restaurants at 11pm. Is there a particular reason? Is it because it’s winter? I dont get it. NYC is the city that never

I’m a 26M living in NYC (North Brooklyn) and have been here for about 1.5 years now. I really enjoy living in the city, but dating has been an interesting experience. I primarily use Hinge to meet people, and since moving here, my matches have skyrocketed. On average, I go on about two dates a