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  1. I was playing pool yesterday and this song came on the radio. It's been so long since I last heard it...
  2. thanks a lot! i know i'm kinda late getting back at you w/ this lol but w/e

  3. I would have train stops at 2nd Ave. and Avenue B instead of at 1st and 3rd Aves. 3rd Avenue is a given as it's only a block away from Union Sq., and walking to Alphabet City is a bitch depending on how far in you have to go (good luck if you're going to Ave. D...). Also, when (if) the SAS reaches down there in Phase 3 anyway it would make the 14th St. transfer to the that much easier. Similarly, I would add 2nd Ave. stations to the , , and lines. No one's going to want to walk 2 avenues down to the Lexington Ave. stations when the SAS opens, and 2nd Ave. is populated enough to warrant stations too. I doubt those are possible under existing conditions though. As has been mentioned earlier in this thread I would have stations at 5th Ave. - 63rd St. , Union Ave. (closing Hewes and Lorimer) and 103rd St. . Is a station at Allerton Ave. necessary? It's really close to Gun Hill Rd. as it is. I also don't think it's necessary to add any more 28th St. stations since you're never more than 5 blocks away from a station between 23rd and 34th streets. You don't want too many stops as that just makes commuting slower.
  4. This is very true. Whenever my friends and I go to White Castle we get so hyped up for it (and getting the itis afterward). You can only eat White Castle if you go all the way and pig out. There's one at Rego Center and another in Bay Terrace shopping center. IDK about any others. That Blimpie's is gone, unfortunately. I wanted to eat there a few months ago but it's replaced by some panini place IINM... I'm surprised it took this long for Chipotle to pop up in this thread. I've only been there once but my friends go there all the time and it's great. I love their burritos. Also the fact that they factor in tax when you pay is a plus too. Prices are kinda high but still reasonable. I like McDonalds for the convenience (there's almost always one around) but I usually only order a bunch of dollar menu burgers (McDouble/McChicken) for lunch instead of getting the bigger stuff. I also like their shakes and McFrappes. Burger King tastes better IMO because they flame broil their burgers. They also have great chicken fries. Let's not get started on those Hershey pies! I'd say Wendy's is the best out of the 3 because of their burgers and the variety they have. Aside from Manhattan Wendys' restaurants, the ones in outer boroughs are pretty cheap. I love Popeyes as well. I've only ever gotten a popcorn chicken from KFC but I want to try their Double Down. Taco Bell is another place where you get great value - the $5 buck box can't be beat.
  5. OK so I've been looking for a job this summer since my original summer job at SYEP fell through. So I've been applying for cashier/sales jobs to every store imaginable, and on the online application to one store they gave me this question: 28. You receive a phone call from a frequent customer who wants to purchase a specific item as a holiday present for her daughter. You learn her daughter is in the hospital and the mother cannot pick up the item from your store. The daughter has been wanting this item for months. It is the evening before the holiday, what will you do? WTF?!? Why is this a question?? When the hell does this ever happen? Are you kidding me?!
  6. Haven't posted in a while... (Joe Testagrose photos)
  7. The lower level probably did. IDK if the 53rd St. stations were renovated in the 80s or the 90s so I can't answer that question.
  8. Some 1980s nostalgia (wow, I didn't think this thread would get so popular...):
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