For one they were in the street with a (hateful) banner. Whenever left-wing protesters do their thing the first way the cops fuck with them is to tell them to get off the street.

It also wasn't 12 people in the street. It was a total of around 3 or 4.

Basically, due to the layout, the only way they could have so offensively displayed the banner to the crowd waiting in line is if they were allowed to be on the street. There was no room on the sidewalk for them. Ergo, NYPD -- through inaction -- enabled them to do this aspect of it.

(Handing out flyers peacefully was of course protected speech.)

1 million for the toilets, 4 million to install (red tape, unions etc per the article )

Queens center mall food court

Nothing wrong riding a bicycle as means of transportation.

>No staten island please.

That is generally implied.

Cook her something at home.

No staten island? You don't know what love is, my friend.

Two months ago I would have been surprised it was that low. However, as I have been applying for jobs in NYC, I see more and more jobs requiring you to be in the office at least 3 days a week. I just told a recruiter "No" to a job that requires 5 days a week in the office. I told him "Do they know it's 2023? Who is asking for 5 days a week in the office for a tech job?"

What do you mean its hard to find? Are major companies turning you down? And if so for what reason?

311 , NYPD and fill a report or something idk

animal abuse is kinda a serious thing especially if it kids doing it

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Far better to complain on reddit

Use broker to save money. But it will be very very expensive. Also save yourself from ez pass and don’t cross and tolls. Get rid of the car while your ahead…

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That link is staying blue. Ugh my heart :(

To the police that’s already solved

Usually the torturing of animals is how serial killers begin

They could have gotten a lot more inspected if they had told the FDNY that there were donuts in any of them.

We could be a utopia if we cut the grift and waste.

It's funny because the "solution" companies have come up with is to have "hotel" desks where you not only still work in a cubicle farm, but you share an empty desk with other staffers on your off days.

Lucky for them, the city is cutting corners in enforcement left and right thanks to Eric Adams. They'd be fine trying out whatever they want and crossing their fingers.

Landlords will never do a single thing without also acting like they're Jesus on the cross.

Gonna guess this post will be in the 20-30s within half an hour.

Us: Maybe you could lure back some tenants by reducing the rents and cutting the offices into smaller sections to attract small businesses!

Them: NO. ERIC ADAMS, GO INSULT REMOTE AND HYBRID WORKERS UNTIL THEY COME BACK AND EVERYTHING IS THE SAME AS IT WAS IN 2019!!