traggedy_ann

traggedy_ann t1_j6085cm wrote

Yeah, it sucks. Frankly, I'd be more than happy for some of my income tax to pay for UNLIMITED MTA usage. All of New York, fuck it. You live here, you pay taxes, you get to reap the benefits of public transit.

Fleece the tourists, make a single ride $4. Put my state/city taxes towards a thing I actually use instead of giving cops more remote controlled cars or lazer binoculars or some other bullshit.

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traggedy_ann t1_j5tqfwr wrote

My girl used to live right by the Newkirk station. It's a real bummer over there. A lot of good food and the people I interacted with were always suuuuuuper kind. I just don't understand the habit of dropping trash wherever you stand and walking away.

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traggedy_ann t1_iv2e6jb wrote

Friend I don't know where you call home but most major metropolitan areas are filled with non-stop ads and minimalist architecture. Minimalism is the cheapest/quickest way to build upwards, and the non-stop ads in your face are intended to wear you down into buying shit you don't need or even necessarily want.

Also there's more to NYC than just Manhattan. I'd urge you to check out any part of the other boroughs and you'll probably be pleasantly surprised by how "human" everything can be (unless you're in like, Downtown Brooklyn or another shopping/government building district).

Buck up, the world ain't over yet. If you wanna feel better, buy less shit and go for a walk through the park. Forest Park is dope, even little Highland Park is cute as two boots.

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