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I partially mean the biggest, but I also mean the most-organized, highest quality, safest, and most up-to-date.

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Im at a trade show on the west coast and every time people ask me where I’m from and I say “Manhattan” they just immediately shit on New York to my face. Like I get you don’t like it. I’m not here to argue one thing over another. But it’s so weird to meet a stranger and just flatly tell them “you live in a hell hole”. I’m starting to get testy with people but I can’t get too mean cause of my job

I got asked a weird question today. “What do people in NYC need right now: physically, politically, ideologically etc?”

Public bathrooms? I said I’d get back to them with a better answer. What do you think?

New Yorkers, we need to talk about the state of our streets. Everywhere you look, there’s trash—overflowing garbage cans, litter scattered on sidewalks, people dumping things wherever they feel like it. It’s like we’ve forgotten that this is our home.

We all claim to love New York, but love isn’t just words—it’s action. If we want to be proud of this city, we need to start treating it with the respect it deserves. Every time you toss something on the ground or leave garbage where it doesn’t belong, you’re contributing to a problem that makes our neighborhoods less livable for all of us.

Let’s stop acting like New York is a landfill. Pick up after yourself, put trash where it belongs, and encourage others to do the same. Small acts of care add up, and we can make this city as beautiful as it deserves to be.

New York is worth it. Let’s show it the love we say we have.

To the family ( Dad, and 3 daughters) on E train subway to WTC. I don't t remember exactly which stop they got off. They had a lot luggage with them, with the 'Transfer' tag on them ( LGA ATL).

They looked exhausted, and were scrambling to exit the train at their stop.

After few minutes, I realized they left behind a backpack. I let the train operator know about it when the train arrived at WTC. He collected the backpack (possibly to deposit it into lost and found)

Hope you see this, and get back you bag.

Please upvote to increase visibility.

Anyone ever sit in section 309? Is it high top seating?

I ate at this diner while visiting New York (Manhattan) from the UK circa 2005/6.

Can anyone tell me where it is? Help greatly appreciated.

Honestly, NYC is a fast-paced city and we all get it, but can we PLEASE get some basic subway etiquette down? The worst is when people stop in the middle of the stairs or right by an entrance like they’re sightseeing. People are trying to move!

And for the love of all things, walk on the right side—especially up the stairs. It’s not that hard, but somehow every day it’s like navigating an obstacle course.

What’s your biggest subway pet peeve? I know we all have at least one…

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I do not know if this is allowed on this subreddit but please help save this kittys life! Even if you are not looking for a cat or don't want her permanently please look into adopting or fostering her. There is a $250 stipend for anyone that adopts her. If anyone you know is looking for a friendly cat please please share this with them. Info will be in comments

Im a Brit leaving my ship in the Caribbean and potentially my only opportunity to visit the states.

Im planning a 48 lay over from the 11th-13th Oct, whats the stuff thats a “ must do” before I fly back to the homeland?

Current thinking is:

Empire state building Twin tower memorial Pizza somewhere Central park

Any ideas and pointers would be very much appreciated.

in the comic I read there is a mention of a lake that used to exist in New York City which is concreted is this true and where would the lake be now

Im bored so all I have to say is that the A Train is delayed and im going back home.