Recent comments in /f/nyc
tinoynk t1_jd3zngp wrote
thepobv OP t1_jd3zl6r wrote
> So many reporters here I just saw a reporter start interviewing someone but they turned out to be a reporter too
I thought this was a bit humorous lol
OhGoodOhMan t1_jd3z2q4 wrote
Reply to comment by HEIMDVLLR in In 2019 nyc voted to use congestion pricing to reduce carbon emissions. Three years it’s not implemented but at least the case study required by the National Environmental Protection Act is done…. 4007 pages. by tickleMyBigPoop
As the article nicely spells out in the headline, it's tire particles, which EVs create more of due to their better acceleration and higher weight.
bobby_risigliano t1_jd3z2kk wrote
Reply to NYPD Blows Overtime Budget by Nearly $100 Million, On Pace for Record | The New York City Police Department’s budget overage defies a pledge by Mayor Eric Adams to cut overtime spending by half in his first year in office. by bloomberg
Hard to cut ot when staffing goes down every year…
[deleted] t1_jd3x6dq wrote
codernyc t1_jd3v45s wrote
Bragg is a lifetime fuck up. He’ll mess this shit up too. But if by some miracle he makes it stick then great.
Either Trump loses or Bragg loses. It’s a win-win for me.
retiredfromfire t1_jd3ugo6 wrote
Reply to "Significant increase" in threats online ahead of possible Trump indictment by BigAssQuanta
All bullies are cowards. They'll mostly remain in moms basement with only the stupidest willing to join the many who are serving decades behind bars for their lawlessness on Jan6. You cant fix stupid, but I bet it will be mostly a nothing-burger of big mouths
meteoraln t1_jd3tx8t wrote
pensezbien t1_jd3tsv8 wrote
Reply to comment by DeathPercept10n in End of an era: $1 pizza slices at NYC’s 2 Bros. Pizza are toast by NYY657545
They’re still made and still legal, though because the demand isn’t that high they don’t make a huge quantity. You can get some from your bank upon request, though if they don’t have any on hand you may need to wait for them to get some on your behalf. The main thing needed for $2 bills is popularizing them.
$1 and $2 coins would also be a good idea, honestly, entirely replacing the corresponding bills, like Canada and the eurozone have done, and also eliminating physical pennies like Canada and certain euro countries. But those are harder fights. ($1 coins do already exist, in small quantities, alongside the $1 bill.)
marishtar t1_jd3t05v wrote
Reply to comment by 4BDN in End of an era: $1 pizza slices at NYC’s 2 Bros. Pizza are toast by NYY657545
And we're going to see the same headline about those, too. Again, and again, and again...
Going off of headlines, I would've thought the $1 was done years ago.
testcyp76 t1_jd3rdzx wrote
Reply to comment by Buddynorris in NYPD Blows Overtime Budget by Nearly $100 Million, On Pace for Record | The New York City Police Department’s budget overage defies a pledge by Mayor Eric Adams to cut overtime spending by half in his first year in office. by bloomberg
Stop yelling at me Buddy Norris. Use your indoor voice.
Edwunclerthe3rd t1_jd3qo2h wrote
Reply to comment by HEIMDVLLR in In 2019 nyc voted to use congestion pricing to reduce carbon emissions. Three years it’s not implemented but at least the case study required by the National Environmental Protection Act is done…. 4007 pages. by tickleMyBigPoop
Right. The benefits we gain from switching to public transportation scale as the adoption rate increases.
jordanmcarson t1_jd3q9oo wrote
Still a relatively cheap pizza. And it’s still good quality. The best cheap pizza in town. The other places in Manhattan are tourist traps.
knockatize t1_jd3os6s wrote
Reply to comment by D14DFF0B in In 2019 nyc voted to use congestion pricing to reduce carbon emissions. Three years it’s not implemented but at least the case study required by the National Environmental Protection Act is done…. 4007 pages. by tickleMyBigPoop
My “nobody” encompasses anybody with the authority to make changes - federal, state and local.
Instead, they still print everything - including the bills that they don’t get the chance to read before the vote.
Buddynorris t1_jd3oqs7 wrote
Reply to comment by testcyp76 in NYPD Blows Overtime Budget by Nearly $100 Million, On Pace for Record | The New York City Police Department’s budget overage defies a pledge by Mayor Eric Adams to cut overtime spending by half in his first year in office. by bloomberg
You still don't get it. OUT OF ALL JOBS, IT RANKS 22 ON THE TOP 25 MOST DANGEROUS, just because a logger is more dangerous doesn't make policing not dangerous. Very easy to understand.
Teeesting t1_jd3o71l wrote
Reply to comment by DahhhBills in End of an era: $1 pizza slices at NYC’s 2 Bros. Pizza are toast by NYY657545
I try to exclusively pay in cash and a few places I regularly go to only take cash. It's cheaper that way
collegedropoutclub t1_jd3ngva wrote
Reply to comment by Insomniac_80 in End of an era: $1 pizza slices at NYC’s 2 Bros. Pizza are toast by NYY657545
It's the premade one in the refrigerated area.
Cachesystem t1_jd3nc5g wrote
Reply to comment by Objective_Guard_4357 in NYPD Blows Overtime Budget by Nearly $100 Million, On Pace for Record | The New York City Police Department’s budget overage defies a pledge by Mayor Eric Adams to cut overtime spending by half in his first year in office. by bloomberg
Yeah and DeBlasio and this guy both suck the same pole.
HEIMDVLLR t1_jd3mvr4 wrote
Reply to comment by Edwunclerthe3rd in In 2019 nyc voted to use congestion pricing to reduce carbon emissions. Three years it’s not implemented but at least the case study required by the National Environmental Protection Act is done…. 4007 pages. by tickleMyBigPoop
You’re basing this off of the current situation.
I’m talking about when everyone stops driving and begins relying on mass transportation, deliveries and ride-shares to get things done.
Edwunclerthe3rd t1_jd3mvlc wrote
I remember when there was a hole in the wall $1 place a block up from Jamaica avenue like 10 years ago. The place was like a stand, you walk up to the window and order, the store itself was like the size of a large bedroom
Edwunclerthe3rd t1_jd3maai wrote
Reply to comment by HEIMDVLLR in In 2019 nyc voted to use congestion pricing to reduce carbon emissions. Three years it’s not implemented but at least the case study required by the National Environmental Protection Act is done…. 4007 pages. by tickleMyBigPoop
Deliveries group multiple orders which makes them more efficient than 1 person in a car going to pick up their order * how ever many people get deliveries. Public transportation is also more efficient, so less pollution. Ride shares are trickier, but a fleet of Ubers could theoretically be optimized to deliver a more efficient trip than personal car rides
aceshighsays t1_jd3lu7u wrote
Reply to comment by epicxownage in Nearly 1,500 buildings ban Airbnb and other short-term rentals by fluffykintail
this is though, a result of hustle culture. hustle everyone. integrity isn't part of your business plan.
Edwunclerthe3rd t1_jd3lnp0 wrote
Reply to comment by LittleWind_ in In 2019 nyc voted to use congestion pricing to reduce carbon emissions. Three years it’s not implemented but at least the case study required by the National Environmental Protection Act is done…. 4007 pages. by tickleMyBigPoop
To add on, 4 years isnt really a long period of time for something that they have to modify infrastructure around. Traffic patterns, public transit load, and general behavior could change dramatically, and the city has to be able to anticipate that Edit: This usually culminates in a report such as a feasibility study or environmental impact statement
TarumK t1_jd3lgfw wrote
Reply to comment by BronxEE2000 in In 2019 nyc voted to use congestion pricing to reduce carbon emissions. Three years it’s not implemented but at least the case study required by the National Environmental Protection Act is done…. 4007 pages. by tickleMyBigPoop
Why do you think NYC would vote against this? Most people in NYC don't drive. Most commuters to Manhattan don't go by car.
Upleftright_syndrome t1_jd3zyy0 wrote
Reply to comment by k1lk1 in NYC Subway Fare over last 120 years adjusted for inflation by dust1990
It can't ever fund the system, though. We'd have to completely change the system to a new system. It'd be a completely different system.