Didn't want to get up from my bunk. Did have to put shoes back on, though. I have on one white sock and one black sock.




Edited in spoiler due to large pic, pic large because I didn't realize imgur doesn't autoresize

Hope spoilers help, just realized I don't even know

Ah, but that's the beauty part--MSG is natural!

if i plan on living in new york someday, should i put aside 2k a year for tickets? police seem really aggressive (and the tickets seem more expensive) or dnh is pretty unlucky.

Don't drive anywhere ldo

If you plan on living in NYC, do not drive a car. At most just leave one in a garage or something and drive it only for leaving town.

true wrt driving, but dnh also got ticketed on the train as well, and i imagine there are plenty other ways to get ticketed. Police just seem like they may have a stick up their ass in new york. The things i got away with in california growing up... Id have probably got into trouble a bit, if i grew up in NYC instead.

well then you'll have to put aside like 4k a year for the garage.

do you realize how insanely expensive that is?

Just thinking about driving in New York is giving me ulcers.

Pâté can be quite megaelite

Yes. That's why is said at most. I guess I should have better worded the all or nothing way to have a car in NYC. So I didn't mean, the most you should spend is a garage. I meant, at most, your NYC car experience should be an escape car, not a city car. "most" is referring to time and effort spent with car, not money.

meh, I'm kinda running bad atm, although I guess people have their stories (friend of mine got ticketed for running down an up escalator at Penn Station when he was 18, facebook friend/enemy recently complained about getting a ticket on train at 3am for going in between cars). Those T intersections are kinda rare as most of the intersections are 4 ways, so parking in front of curb cut is usually an auto ticket. Obviously the people should know the rules if it's their job though.

As far as having a car, it depends on where you live but there's a good chance you won't need one. Basically if you're in Manhattan A) you can get anywhere on the subway quickly and B) it's a huge pain in the ass to park on the street so if you have a car you'd probably need to park in a garage which is obviously expensive. I live in Brooklyn though and in my neighborhood it happens to be very easy in general to park on the street, so I have a car for now

loool ticket for going between cars

would be hilarious if they ticketed those people selling fruit snacks

I love those guys

"I am selling candy not drugs to help put some money in my pocket. I got Welch's fruit snacks, 2 for 1 dollar, Nature Valley bars, Famous Amos cookies and peanut M & M's, anyone care to buy"

damn that guy pulls in 55k per year, lol

http://jobs.aol.com/articles/2011/12...on-the-subway/

The most creative homeless guy I saw had a playlist of songs that he could sing, asked these 2 women to pick the song, they chose My Girl. He had a good voice too.

Lol at the candy guy buying $300 shoes.

/dkgo

i was in nyc last weekend and on the subway some kid started playing a harmonica and some crates+parts of the subway as drums. it was pretty entertaining and afterwards he collected money. he probably got $15 playing for like two minutes.

haha

In the suburbs, saw a homeless person that looked 23/24 with a Golden Retriever. Like, wtf?

Like, it really confused and depressed me at the same time.

Even more elite with the fancy lettering!

like 45 min away from there

BLOOMBERGGGGGGGGGAHHHH