Bum Stabs Breakdancer on L Train (Westfield, Mexico: 2013, leases, income)

[Tiredofnyclife]

Showtime is not for everyone.

https://pix11.com/news/crime/homeles...olice-sources/

WILLIAMSBURG, Brooklyn (PIX11) — A homeless man stabbed a breakdancer three times on a Manhattan-bound L train on Thursday, police sources said.

The 22-year-old victim was on a train around 2:30 p.m. when he was attacked.

It’s not clear where exactly the train was when the man was stabbed twice in the right leg and once in the left arm, officials said.

The suspect fled the train at the First Avenue and 14th Street subway station. Police have not yet released a description of the attacker.

Officials said the attack was unprovoked.

[90sSitcom]

I was on the train yesterday when showtime showed up. A homeless men kept telling the guys not to dance but they did anyway. Once they started the guy got angry but left. Can't help to wonder what the person who stabbed the guy looks like.

[Tencent]

But Eric Adams wants Wall Street to get workers back on the train

[under a mountain]

Just keeping it real

[deeken]

LoL. I don't feel bad for the BreakDancer. I can't stand those mf'ers. Hopefully this discourages those clowns.

[Dehumidifier]

Originally Posted by deeken

LoL. I don't feel bad for the BreakDancer. I can't stand those mf'ers. Hopefully this discourages those clowns.

My first thought! The gymnasts who force you to move lest you get kicked in the face are the worst. The Mexican guys playing the guitar are the only enjoyable traveling entertainers.

[dfc99]

At least the skells are assaulting each other now.

[Kefir King]

I'll bet some of the forced audience on the train CHEERED.

One of the Flying Wallenda wanna-be's foot once missed my face by an inch.

Maybe this will put an end to SHOWTIME.

[LES-Adrian]

Yeah the Mexican mariachi bands are my favorite. Those old standard Western songs from Mexico are really excellent.

[dfc99]

Originally Posted by Tencent

But Eric Adams wants Wall Street to get workers back on the train

Wall Street employers are stuck with huge office leases so of course they want employees back at their desks. Once those leases run out - goodbye! WFH beats riding the subway/LIRR/MNRR/NJT/buses into and out of NYC every damn day. The real issue is that the city & state needs the higher income suburban workers back in the city so they can be taxed. Many WFH workers were 'reporting' to local offices of their companies located outside of NYC or NYS and were not subject to local income taxes.


A relative lives in Westfield, NJ. He was working for a large company in midtown. His firm has an office in Princeton, NJ. He happily does WFH and since he's in the same state as the Princeton office he's done with paying a penny to NYS/NYC.