
They say there is no place like New York and that’s not what I’m here to argue. I’ve lived in the Big Apple aka The City That Never Sleeps aka The City Where Its Totally Normal For A Homeless Person To Shit In A Subway Cart for almost 3.5 years now and the experience has been well worth going bankrupt to pay rent here.
With that said, there are many times during my weeks here where I fantasize about moving to the woods of Montana, living off the land, and tending to some sheep. Those fantasies materialized primarily when I get a particularly repulsive whiff of diarrhea from the heaps of trash thrown on the sidewalks every six feet. Or when I start to forget what a tree looks like.
Yesterday was one of those times. Weather-induced transit-service cancellations out of Grand Central Terminal caused several hundred people to stuff themselves into the terminal and figuratively hold their dicks in their hands waiting to go home. I need my inhaler just looking at these photos.
Passengers are stranded as a rush-hour storm has forced the suspension of commuter train service in and out of Grand Central Terminal in New York pic.twitter.com/oPqNdlWFR4
— The Situation Room (@CNNSitRoom) May 15, 2018
My favorite part about being stuck in Grand Central is the announcement every two minutes reminding us not to sit on the floor or stairs for our own safety 🙂 pic.twitter.com/fM40ndIV9g
— Nicole Gallucci (@nicolemichele5) May 15, 2018
@NYCTSubway Hey this is the situation under ground at Times Square. Please respond. What is up? @ny1 @WNBC @WCBSTV pic.twitter.com/xYbrhqciSW
— Wendy Rich Stetson (@WendyStetson) May 15, 2018
Now if this was a community like Fargo, South Dakota, this situation would be more civilized. But this is in New York. There is zero sense of community. Everyone hates each other. This is not hyperbole speak. If you don’t believe me, go to New York, and smile and wave at a stranger walking down the street. More often than not, they will pepper spray you or write in their blog how they felt personally violated.
God. Montana sounds nice right about now. Are there jobs there?