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dele7ed OP t1_jcqj03j wrote
Reply to comment by crackhead1 in Metropolitan Opera Ordered to Pay Anna Netrebko $200,000 for Canceled Performances by dele7ed
Your counter argument is good, the trend is a shitty one though. Canceling people’s contracts based on their views and not professional performance is a straight way to… becoming Putin’s Russia in no time.
EndCalm914 t1_jcqilqq wrote
The government has unlimited money and will never cut costs. Insane. How is this type of government different then a corrupt monopolistic business?
ElCalvo069 t1_jcqhk1p wrote
Reply to comment by Postalsock in NYC Subway Fare over last 120 years adjusted for inflation by dust1990
There's free transfers between bus and subway.
DameThistle t1_jcqhhx5 wrote
Reply to Things to Do in NYC: April 2023 Edition by richarizard
Another great list, thank you so much!
[deleted] t1_jcqf7k5 wrote
Reply to comment by GlitteringHighway in NYC Koreatown restaurant shut down after couple reports they found dead rat in soup by bachstop
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[deleted] t1_jcqe11l wrote
Reply to NYC Koreatown restaurant shut down after couple reports they found dead rat in soup by bachstop
NYC is so infested with roaches and rats i’m surprised this doesn’t happen more often
crackhead1 t1_jcqdoyz wrote
Reply to comment by dele7ed in Metropolitan Opera Ordered to Pay Anna Netrebko $200,000 for Canceled Performances by dele7ed
Freedom of speech doesn’t guarantee employment at a private institution if they don’t like what you have to say, and what you represent. No one is arresting her for expressing her views.
GustavoTC t1_jcqayt1 wrote
Reply to Things to Do in NYC: April 2023 Edition by richarizard
Hey, does anyone else want to go to the sunrise in april 15?
D14DFF0B t1_jcqatp2 wrote
Reply to comment by someliskguy in NYC has thousands of 3-K vacancies. City Council says that’s an outreach problem by Ok-Training-7587
Really? Everyone that was in your kid's class is now out of the system? Doubt.
octoreadit t1_jcqaf9k wrote
Reply to comment by dust1990 in NYC Subway Fare over last 120 years adjusted for inflation by dust1990
See it now, yes, sorry for spamming then 😉 Don't know if you can get historical unlimited monthly plan pricing (no idea when it started), but if you do, could be interesting too.
dust1990 OP t1_jcqa0yw wrote
Reply to comment by octoreadit in NYC Subway Fare over last 120 years adjusted for inflation by dust1990
Thanks. Yes, others pointed out this leaves out the bonus from the metrocard years. Will update when I have time.
otdr11211 t1_jcq9q6u wrote
Reply to NYC Koreatown restaurant shut down after couple reports they found dead rat in soup by bachstop
This restaurant has an "R" rating.
dele7ed OP t1_jcq9jgh wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Metropolitan Opera Ordered to Pay Anna Netrebko $200,000 for Canceled Performances by dele7ed
So much for “freedom of speech”… Shall we also put her in jail?
octoreadit t1_jcq9bev wrote
Cool stats, to nitpick a bit: I remember some time ago there was a 5% "bonus" when you recharged your metrocard, but then it got eliminated, so there was a somewhat of a price hike it was just obfuscated by how it was done.
dust1990 OP t1_jcq80r4 wrote
Reply to comment by demonoid_admin in NYC Subway Fare over last 120 years adjusted for inflation by dust1990
Well, never raising the nickel fare did bankrupt the system and cause a governmental takeover.
[deleted] t1_jcq301q wrote
Reply to comment by Shortthelongs in Metropolitan Opera Ordered to Pay Anna Netrebko $200,000 for Canceled Performances by dele7ed
There's a lot more to it than these two sentences. She has close ties to Vladimir Putin and her denouncement of the war was a single statement amid a sea of others that were pro-Putin on her social media. Even her denouncement last February was halfhearted and with plenty of "buts".
From the NYT: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/22/arts/music/anna-netrebko-opera-putin-russia.html
The Met has been trying to deal with her for a while. Since the annexation of Crimea and when the war was limited to Russian-backed separatists in Donetsk and Luhansk, she has been very vocal on her social media in support of the separatists and Vladimir Putin.
The Met made the decision not to engage her during the war because she continues to wholeheartedly support Putin, her Feb. 26 "denouncement" notwithstanding.
It was the right move, albeit expensive. The Met Opera has a bigger budget than any other American nonprofit performing arts organization, and they can't employ outspoken Putin supporters. There are other sopranos.
AnotherUselessPoster t1_jcq0mcf wrote
Reply to Staten Island (or Richmond County) is the most sleep-deprived place in New York State, with 44% of adults reporting inadequate sleep. It also ranks 15th out the most sleep-deprived counties in the U.S. by AngelaLambert
Connecting the SIRT to the rest of the system would do wonders for traffic/commute issues. But, of course, the bridge would lose money and we can't have that.
Sams_Butter_Sock t1_jcpzgdz wrote
Reply to comment by Mariowario64 in Staten Island (or Richmond County) is the most sleep-deprived place in New York State, with 44% of adults reporting inadequate sleep. It also ranks 15th out the most sleep-deprived counties in the U.S. by AngelaLambert
Where else in the city is the commute up to a hour and a half on a good day. Like it’s better to just move to PA at that pount
Sams_Butter_Sock t1_jcpz90p wrote
Reply to Staten Island (or Richmond County) is the most sleep-deprived place in New York State, with 44% of adults reporting inadequate sleep. It also ranks 15th out the most sleep-deprived counties in the U.S. by AngelaLambert
Doesn’t help that their commute is longer than people coming from PA
RyzinEnagy t1_jcpxznk wrote
Reply to comment by Die-Nacht in NYC Subway Fare over last 120 years adjusted for inflation by dust1990
True on a macro level.
NYC had a specific set of circumstances. The nickel fare was kept way too long, and the city's money went to Moses' highways instead of system maintenance. The city went broke in the 70s and was forced to cede control of the subways to the state. Today we're playing catch-up for maintenance that should have been done 50-100 years ago, and the subway is still under state control.
Shortthelongs t1_jcpwii6 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Metropolitan Opera Ordered to Pay Anna Netrebko $200,000 for Canceled Performances by dele7ed
Why, because she's Russian?
"Netrebko had endorsed Putin for president in 2012, but denounced the war in February and later distanced herself from Putin. Her statements led her to be ousted from her Russian contracts and called a traitor."
thegameksk t1_jcpw66v wrote
Reply to comment by OGPants in NYC Koreatown restaurant shut down after couple reports they found dead rat in soup by bachstop
The exterminator at my old job used to tell me horror stores about all of these big restaurants with A ratings. He said he would only eat at small mom and pop shops.
dboggny t1_jcqj36y wrote
Reply to Metropolitan Opera Ordered to Pay Anna Netrebko $200,000 for Canceled Performances by dele7ed
I used to support the Met but haven’t in a long time for a few reasons. In this instance they cut ties with her, Gergiev and and finally Levine. Yet, they can’t afford to do it completely. They still play their music on SeriusXM all the time, especially Levine. Ditto on their own streaming platform. So they will banish you for your beliefs but still make money off of you while we can. IMO what Levine did was much worse and it was the worst kept secret in NYC since the 70s.