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Another reason why i don't like taking the NYC subway. Let's be honest that trains and busses are a mess, and a lot of us would rather drive. We shouldn't have to pay for congestion pricing. Fyi, I'm trying to research how many people converted from driving to taking...

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Regina Georgevor 1 Jahr

This is Adam’s NYC! And NY can’t find another candidate and it won’t get behind Curtis Sliwa @CurtisSliwa NYC get your shit together!!! Go Republican or go HOME.

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Cessna2409vor 1 Jahr

Vote against the Dem in the 27 NYC Council races this November. We need to take control of the NYC Council (and then NY Legislature) from progressive Dems. Also vote Maud Maron for Manhattan DA to get rid of pro criminal Alvin Bragg

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Robificationvor 1 Jahr

i haven't been on the subway for decades... maybe 25-30 years? this stuff isn't new. it's why i stopped taking the train anywhere. i woulda thunk that the subway cars woulda been updated at this point

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Frightvor 1 Jahr

Halloween Kills poster out of the subway, can't be 2025

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Brookvor 1 Jahr

Haven’t taken a train since covid… the subways has become increasingly unsafe and unbearable since around that time….

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Rob Nicholsvor 1 Jahr

NYs deserve everything they voted for

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supremeMilovor 1 Jahr

Mental health hospital just got postponed in NYC due to Trumps big dumb bill, thanks.

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The Stupid Shall Be Punishedvor 1 Jahr

When I travel into NYC, I drive my car, and sometimes get nailed for $75-90 in parking (around Grand Central, or park Ave north of 50th) for as little as 2-3 hours. ITS WORTH IT.

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Matias_Vvor 1 Jahr

Fun trivia: this is the F train @ 23rd Street. Guess which train Daniel Penny subdued Jordan Neely on? YEP, the F train! Just a couple stops (northbound) before this one.

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