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No, increasing the density of suburbs will spur local developments. Those suburbs will become self-sufficient, and will become cities. That will remove, for example, stress for transportation to the metropolis due to available local job market, improved local public transit, etc. The land use will be the same, since we are talking about increasing density, and not sprawl.

This is nonsense:

> “The woman yelled, ‘Knife, knife’ and the court officers were on the Trump-supporter like Voltron,” the bystander said.

I simply refuse to believe that 5 court officers merged together to form a larger court officer

desert training center?

yankees to the cactus league next year!

you forgot your /s and are now condemned to downvote oblivion lol anyway i thought it was funny

I had to force my bike up and over a turnstile because the booth guy completely ignored me a couple years back, I'm sure I'm not the only one

yeah my social anxiety is so bad i don't even bother trying to talk to them after a couple terrible interactions

Where's the comments??

That’s more like Digimon.

Gotta catch ‘em all! Booth Clerk-mon

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Lol how is a smart thermostat is going to help a landlord with 4 units on steam heating?

Just let the government regulate them into doing it. Simple.

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Or when you approach they give you a 10 second stare, then slowly respond as if you were disturbing them on their vacation to ask them about MTA stuff, and they're holding back their wrath to be courteous and respond. Some of them.

I've had waay more interactions with nice booth agents than bad ones, but the bad ones unfortunately leaving a lasting memory.

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Nice, now they can not help me in other parts of the station!

They should change them to a greeter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIFCWpn4qQ4

And we’ll never see them again…

and we shall never see them again... unless we air tag them?

So instead of asking for help at the token booth and getting told to go to a machine or mail my metrocard to the MTA I’ll be standing 50 ft away and ask for help and get told to go to a machine or mail my metrocard to the MTA. Nice

It's about as creative as any slogan about making something great again...

Huh. Gonna be hard to stay on their phones all day while walking the platform. How long till we read about an agent falling on the tracks?

I read the headline and knew this shit either came from the Post or Gothamist

Honestly didn't know there was different variants of polio.

But CDC site linked by 2gat says that it's only one case of it in Rockland county:

> UPDATE: In July 2022, CDC was notified of a case of polio caused by vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2 (VDPV2) in an unvaccinated individual from Rockland County, New York, and is consulting with the New York State Department of Health on their investigation.

"...but workers can return there during breaks or whenever they see fit." Something tells me that the workers will want to be in that booth all the time