💯 + hot sauce

I think it's $7 for a standard, and $8 for the extra sauce/cheese/pepperoni

Currently yes, but what happens when everyone abandons personal cars and become dependent on public transportation, ride-shares and deliveries?

Because people will still need to do the things they did when owning a car.

What is really pathetic are those losers that showed up as the "proud boys". Bahhahhaaahaa

That too, but when you consider the utility and the fact that the footprint is being split between many users, they look much better than private cars.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jemimamcevoy/2020/06/08/14-days-of-protests-19-dead/?sh=4f0be9724de4

One of dozens.

He lied to everyone who voted for him but no one cars because “I need mah police and safety!”

I know that place quite well. It is right near my job. It is on the upper end of dollar slice places I have gone to.

Yeah 50 cents isn't a big deal if you like it over other dollar slice places. I used to go to a place near Baruch that had $1.50 slices that were decently better than normal dollar slice places.

"We" have been asking questions. The NYTimes alone wrote multiple articles about it, and about unanswered questions:

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/29/nyregion/city-nonprofit-that-thrived-after-9-11-lags-under-mayors-wife.html

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/22/nyregion/thrivenyc-mental-health-.html

It’s funny when you have students lamenting the $1.50 for a slice while their going to the New School and NYU. It’s so fun to pretend your not a trustafsrian

I couldn’t find any either. You don’t think he was making it up do you?

I can’t believe OP doesn’t get this. Talk about confirmation bias.

Yea you hate cops, stunning and brave take.

Thank you!

Big Bird is no longer mayor, yes, but his policies still are here to mess with us. There are people who need help that have mental health issues. It's 850 million. it's not a drop in the bucket. Why are we not asking the questions where did the money go? We all check our bank account and do the math when we something wrong on our statements, why don't we do the same when it comes to the city budget for any one that we as tax payers give money too?

I disagree, look at the good the BLM riots did. It cost billions in damage and dozens of lives were lost, but I think history will look on it positively.

Sometimes these things are called for (when our side does it anyway, heh😆😆).

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Even then 2 bros is still $1.50 does it really make that big of a difference? I'm a big fan of theirs and don't mind paying a whole 0.50 extra

NY is changing so much. We losing flavors

Thanks! I appreciate it.

You’re referring to the brake dust (metal and rubber) produced by buses and subway cars, correct?

Simple answer is - before any governmental action is taken (including the funding of an action) in NY, an environmental review must be carried out so that decision-makers know of the potential negative environmental impacts that might result from their action. If a negative impact is identified, they must propose measures to limit the negative impact. The same requirement applies to the federal government, who is involved here because they manage/regulate the interstate highway system.

So, in 2019, NYers voted to move forward with congestion pricing. The environmental review is ongoing and, once that is complete, decision-makers will provide the specific policy for implementation (based on the environmental review) and set a timeline for starting congestion pricing.

You sound pretty upset about Bill de Blasio. One day he will no longer be mayor, I assure you

Yeah because it makes so much sense about what you said. The largest police dept in the country in the biggest city in the US has the lowest number of police involved shootings compare to other departments. But wait, that’s none of your business, right?