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03-07-2011, 01:44 PM
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Location: CAPITAL CENTRE
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Some people get really uncomfortable when you ask them where they are from.
They are ashamed to admit they are not originally from New York City.
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03-07-2011, 02:11 PM
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Once you are familiar with the subway you can position yourself so that when you reach your stop you are near the exit stairs; now you can get up & out fast and not get stuck behind a moseying herd.
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03-07-2011, 05:58 PM
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Location: Upper East Side, NYC
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tpk-nyc
The doors open automatically and stay open if you touch the yellow strip. They are very heavy and difficult to open if you don’t touch the strip. Most people struggle with the doors unnecessarily.
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I'll press the strip harder next time I take a bus (once every couple of months).
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03-08-2011, 07:40 AM
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I was born and raised in NYC and have never lived outside the boroughs ever. All of the above are good points. I will add some:
1. Don't leave valuables in your car where others can see them. Don't go to a parking lot and put a bag in your truck and go into the store. Common sense but I see this all the time.
2. When in Dunkin Donuts or whatever, have your money ready, order and take your change and move out of the way. If not, you'll get tripped over (at least the one near where I work this is true!!!)
3. Don't stare into a persons eyes. If they stare at you, look away. Otherwise it can be preceived as aggressive.
4. Don't feel bad if a door isn't held for you, most times people just are not paying attention.
5. You can order take out any time of night, but the later it is, the longer that chicken has sat (common sense again!)
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03-25-2011, 08:54 AM
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bump
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03-25-2011, 04:18 PM
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4,502 posts, read 5,771,172 times
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Doobage
Those doors are too heavy for me, sometimes it takes a few pushes. That's what I get for being 100lb. 
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You don't have to push the door. You simply TOUCH the yellow strip and the doors automatically opens. My daughter is 5'6" and all of 90 lbs (if that) and she has no problem with it.
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03-28-2011, 02:10 AM
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Location: NOLA
38 posts, read 27,886 times
Reputation: 36
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How about don't wander around Crown Heights with your ipod plugged in at 5am damn hipsters dont know ****.
Dont get in my way when Im trying to get to work blabbing on about the thai noodle place you just went to in the east village...****ing tools
Do enjoy the old relics of NY such as Mars Bar instead of calling it a dump and being snob realize maybe before its too late to enjoy that **** before another boring bland Murray hill style bar comes below 14th st and brings with it dull bridge and tunnel types who get drunk and sing vitimin c songs all night....
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