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I'll bring the mimosas!

You mean the one Macy’s hosts in the Fourth of July? Usually you line up along the East River in Manhattan, Brooklyn, or Queens, but that’s ~3 months away & the actual spots, talent, and other things haven’t been formally announced yet.

people been sellin weed out of bodegas since way before weed was legalized. its not gonna stop now, itll just go back to the down low

Are you sure he wasnt indicated?

this is a good thing, the products at these places are straight trash - ESPECIALLY any kind of oil pens or cartridges. the smoke shops that are on nearly every block in manhattan all sell the same fake products with fake CA packaging. the fact that you can buy it with a credit card is also just insane, i’ve bought bud in several legal states and could never pay with a credit card until coming to NY, where shop owners simply ignored every law, regulation, and risk possible:

The rules obviously stopped them once.

The result of all these people leaving NYC? Housing crisis!

It’s hilarious that people now say that as a complaint about legal pot, when the tax revenue was part of the selling point for legalization in the first place.

If the census numbers are accurate, how is this "hateful"? Should we just shrug? Should we not care? Or should we ask ourselves why people are leaving and try to come up with ways to ensure that it doesn't happen?

Do you think it won't? Come on! Enjoy it while it lasts (if it even makes it through the summer) .

Be 5 ft 2. It’s significantly harder.

Going to be the same as the illegal lotteries And ppl selling on the street

I hope they don't poop as much as chickens, because man, do chickens ever poop a lot.

>Garlick is a mystery even to the most hardcore New York real estate insiders. Attempts to reach him since last week have been unsuccessful. Developers, attorneys and brokers say they’d never heard of him before the auction. His company’s website is vague. His Twitter account is suspended. A good chunk of his LinkedIn activity consists of engagement with videos of Gary Vaynerchuk.

>Nonetheless, he showed up on the steps of the New York County Courthouse in Lower Manhattan on a mild March day and won an auction for a Big Apple landmark, claiming it had been his dream to own the building since he was 14 years old.

>But Garlick’s coup and the fracas that ensued may never have been possible without a key lapse in the proceeding: Bidders were not required to put down any deposit before participating in the auction, according to court filings.

>“It’s highly unorthodox to do an auction without requiring a deposit”, said Greg Corbin, a bankruptcy specialist at brokerage Rosewood Realty Group. “Over the past 15 years of conducting distressed asset auctions, only once have we allowed people to bid without providing funds up front.” ...

>Only after the auction would a winning bidder need to show proof of their finances to the referee and put down a 10 percent deposit within two days, according to a notice of sale filed as part of the interlocutory judgment. The winner would then need to post the remaining balance within either 10 days after the court confirmed the sale or 90 days after the auction date, whichever came later.

>But because there was no deposit required before the auction, anyone who happened to be in Lower Manhattan that afternoon might have placed a bid – whether or not they had the ability and desire to actually follow through.

https://therealdeal.com/new-york/2023/03/30/the-flatiron-fiasco-how-a-key-blunder-left-a-new-york-icon-in-limbo/

😂😂

Reminds me of the parachuters that jumped off the new world trade center as it was being built

🤣

I think it's all about the tax revenue.

Only the "best people", folks! Please, buy a MAGA hat!

Is there another paper in the world that hates its namesake city as much as the Post?

Kids like these need medical ID bracelets, hope he had one

True.

thats...not a good thing.

theyre there to collect a check not earn one