@@EverythingHoops7705 15 were pushed in 2023, 22 were pushed in 2022. In 2022 there were 146 injuries and 88 deaths. Granted, most injuries are from people getting clipped by the train when standing close to the platform, but a good majority of deaths are from people passing out/tripping/etc onto tracks.
@@timetowakeup7394Yes I have a family member whose lungs were affected by 9-11 dust. She cannot be around a lot of fumes or irritants -due to asthma. If your lungs are irritated it is a sign.
nyc itself is a toxic cesspool to live in. we sacrifice our health to make good money that you cant make anywhere else, and hopefully survive until we retire at 50 somewhere nice.
@asunmusicc3331your so right. People will make a comment like that and havent been outside their city. 😂😂😂😂 like sit down. #johnnyx100 is the best and YOU haven't heard it so don't say it isn't 😂😂😂😂
No when you’re in a space closed off from the outside underground you’re definitely not breathing the same air as people outside on the street and those people on the street in the city aren’t breathing the same quality of air as people in smaller towns with more or areas with more trees
well now there is a reason-the virus is not stopped by a regular mask; the particles are too small. dust might be-(unless N-95) however if it is fumes a respirator is better. You can get them at hardware stores like Lowe's or home depot, We used them in art school to filter out solvents like spray glues or spray aerosol paint. (The regular masks and N-95 though have particles of their own-and also make you breathe less oxygen in general, causing you to breathe in the same air over and over-over time this can affect your health.)
@@elviraguadalupe6325 And just imagine what I saw recently in a local bank. Newly clothed women, no babies, REFILLING those NYCity credit cards meant for diapers, etc. Thank you Adams for being so generous with OUR MONEY!!!!
The people vaping in the station don’t help either. It’s literally so rude and inconsiderate whenever I see them puffing on their vape while waiting on the tracks or even sitting next to you. I literally either tell them to stop or go away from them. Something seriously needs to be done about that.
I 100% agree, last few years it's really gotten out of hand. I have a seething hatred for these vape companies for what they've done to kids and society at large. We as riders should not tolerate this, and have a responsibility to alienate and ostracize these serial vapers wayy more. No one wants to smell your nasty artificial cotton candy flavored cancer fumes.
I live over there it’s a shit hole bro if people think NYC is a third world country tell them go to astoria/elmhurst/flushing and see the congestion themselves
yes it is true. NYC is not a healthy city. You can also tell by how people age here. Despite all the world class medical care...Ive never seen so many people without teeth. I think also the water is polluted. Independent studies have found Hexavalent chromium (chromium(VI), Cr(VI), chromium 6) and many other contaminates
New Yorkers do care. I mean look at NYC in the past. If New Yorkers never cared then NYC would remain the same way it was in the past. People kind of just get used to it an accept it. But videos like this brings those issues back to the spotlight to make people fight for it. Everything we take for granted today has been fought for in the past.
No. Look at systems around the world like tokyo for a good example of a clean and safe subway system. My city's subway system is really like at the bottom of the barrel...
the numbers surrounding race are inflammatory and false, asian communities tend to live in areas with above ground transit such as the D line in brooklyn and the 7 line in queens. the rest of the areas are very diverse. As far as underground stations, higher income areas do have better air quality but it has nothing to do with different people being underserved for any reason other than money
i remember when lex 125th station looked so hazy that the other end of the platform was basically hidden in what looked like a brown dust storm. The far underground stations in the system could use some more air filtration.
They are actually right though. Asian communities live near subway platforms that are above ground. And naturally stations above ground have better ventilation. That said air quality is pretty shitty across the city, even in Asian/White neighborhoods. I mean it doesn't take a rocket scientist to tell the city smells and is dirty af.
DYSTOPIA is a term that refers to an imagined world or society in which people lead wretched, dehumanized, fearful lives. It is a speculated community or society that is undesirable or frightening. The term is derived from the Ancient Greek words δυσ (dus) meaning "bad" and τόπος (tópos) meaning "place".
You see the peeling paint in the subway? That’s lead paint from decades ago. MTA workers usually die not too long after retirement due to inhaling that toxic air and steel dust for years. MTA has gotta an excess of money from New Yorkers and their main focus each time is upgrading their methods of fare collection. Everything else if not a priority that’s why they have a domino effect of issues that have piled up to the point that it’s recognizable to riders. The bosses have been benefiting from the money for years and now they want to push for congestion pricing w/ claims it’s the only way to fix the issues. That’s a lie congestion prices is a new way for them to collect indefinite funds. If it’s ever passed it will bot be temporary. They will always give excuses on why it should be increased. It’s just a new way for those at the top to continue to collect. The old way isn’t working anymore b/c ppl realize they’ve been paying for increased fare and and there’s been no significant improvements. This is the domino effect of the wealth gap as well. Reason being is b/c ppl can’t afford the cost of living and NOW they refuse to pay for transportation after years on paying and seeing no significant change, yet there is always an increase. The people can no longer afford it and they still need to get to work to collect their below cost of living checks. This is how gluttony works they eat all of theirs then they eat yours and when everything is finished they are looking around at ppl as if they aren’t the issue and demand more from empty hands. Meanwhile ppl have been telling them their greed will be the downfall of everyone. New Yorkers are over taxed and exhausted. They are doing to drive ppl out of this city and there will be no one here to fund their greed. This city is going to collapse economically.
So true brother. NYC is filled with corruption and lobbyists. But to be honest the god damn lobbyists are in every city/state. We love Citizens United alloying billionaires/corporations to lobby openly.
As if Republicans are better. Texas power companies profit during power outages because Republican lawmakers created a system for them to. You could say the Texans are also "enjoying the environment they voted for; the Republican dream." Democratic states have less poverty than Republican States. Look at Alabama/Louisiana/Mississippi. Lobbying impacts Republicans states just as much as Democratic states if not more. And to think Republicans are magically so much better really just speaks more about you than anything else.
The study literally makes no sense. They say the brakes create particles. Therefore it doesn’t matter “how long” you ride the subway for because the exposure happens on the platform. Just more slanted reporting pandering to certain groups. No to mention I know many well off people who live outside manhattan in nice places like forest hill and parts of brooklyn and make transfers to get where they are going. This study is phooey.
The study they referenced literally makes no sense. They say the brakes create particles. Therefore it doesn’t matter “how long” you ride the subway for because the exposure happens on the platform. Just more slanted reporting pandering to certain groups. No to mention I know many well off people who live outside manhattan in nice places like forest hill and parts of brooklyn and make transfers to get where they are going. This study is phooey.
yes-a class action-probably pro bono or based on contingency if there are more than a handful of provable victims. I'm certain, in a city this big you could find at minimum 4-5 people for this.
The bigger suprise is they needed a study for this . When you go in the tunnel its black and it's not from paint . It's Dust , Dirt debis from decades 😅
I lived right near the BQE in Dowtown Bklyn for a few years in the late 1990s: I would get regular unexplained nosebleeds and weird sinus issues living there on a 2nd floor shared building apt. boarding house type place. (now a 10 million dollar building) Once I moved elsewhere, that never occurred again. Not even from the subway, although that could've contributed as well.
They are actually right though. Asian communities live near subway platforms that are above ground. And naturally stations above ground have better ventilation. That said air quality is pretty shitty across the city, even in Asian/White neighborhoods. I mean it doesn't take a rocket scientist to tell the city smells and is dirty af.
They make it about race because if they made it about class, people across different backgrounds would unite together and scare the politicians and corporate overlords
@@guillermoginorio4959 well Papi, outside of Chelsea guess who lives further away from Central Business District? Like Mayor Bloomberg said with London..the poorest live further out as reflected by the rents.
Asian communities live near subway platforms that are above ground. And naturally stations above ground have better ventilation. That said air quality is pretty shitty even in Asian neighborhoods. The dirt, debris, paint and all sorts of things are in the air. There isn't really a need for a study, New Yorkers always knew the air quality isn't that great. But the study at least makes it harder to deny it and brings the issue back to light.
the toronto subway system has air flowing in when its warm. it cools the pedestrians and the trains. i guess installing fans is not in the MTA budget, but half a million in overtime for a single worker is ok.
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What a spit in the face to riders. Newer trains with regenerative braking tech pollute far less and good ventilation systems are also critical in cases of fires underground. Rather than spitting in peoples faces the agency should use this as ammunition to advocate for more funding to improve ventilation and purchase new trains.
This exacerbates the corruption of the entities enthralled with managing MTA and its operations as they could be. They can make the transit more environmentally if cleanliness and safety, ventilation plants were maintained and replaced as they can and should be. It’s a corrupt management organization unaccountable to the riders.
When was most of this footage taken? These people are dressed for November temperatures, not for August. My first guess was because of the rain, but I didn’t see any umbrellas.
What about the workers , mainly the ones who work on the tracks deep in the tunnels . Breathing in all that steel Dusk, I hope they’re getting hazard pay
This is all assuming that you don’t die first from someone pushing you into the tracks.
Basicamente
That's why you don't stand on the edge of the platform
It’s a circus in Nyc these days
Always keep my head on a swivel and I ain’t playing with them ones playing crazy
you have a higher chance of passing out and falling onto the tracks than someone pushing you on
@@EverythingHoops7705 15 were pushed in 2023, 22 were pushed in 2022. In 2022 there were 146 injuries and 88 deaths. Granted, most injuries are from people getting clipped by the train when standing close to the platform, but a good majority of deaths are from people passing out/tripping/etc onto tracks.
We did not need a study for this
They have a truck that shoots out heat and a gas smell that rides thru time to time. Its horrible.
True we know its bs
I wonder how much they get paid for this *"Research"* ?
I inhaled a small piece of metal one day and my lungs weren't right for a long time. This report is right
Sério
I have had a couple of coughing attacks in the subway. So bad at times I had to go outside to get fresh air or buy something to drink.
From your vape probably
were you smoke crack by chance?
@@timetowakeup7394Yes I have a family member whose lungs were affected by 9-11 dust. She cannot be around a lot of fumes or irritants -due to asthma. If your lungs are irritated it is a sign.
The fact that yall just NOW finding this out about stations... 🤨
nyc itself is a toxic cesspool to live in. we sacrifice our health to make good money that you cant make anywhere else, and hopefully survive until we retire at 50 somewhere nice.
Mta is so corrupt
Been Corrupted 😂Since The Start
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The MTA spends more money than cities in Europe that have actual good transit.
It really makes you wonder where the money is actually going.
Air quality is a problem everywhere in New York City. We all breathe the same air.
Until you travel . Its not like this every place.
@asunmusicc3331your so right. People will make a comment like that and havent been outside their city. 😂😂😂😂 like sit down. #johnnyx100 is the best and YOU haven't heard it so don't say it isn't 😂😂😂😂
No when you’re in a space closed off from the outside underground you’re definitely not breathing the same air as people outside on the street and those people on the street in the city aren’t breathing the same quality of air as people in smaller towns with more or areas with more trees
I still wear masks
well now there is a reason-the virus is not stopped by a regular mask; the particles are too small. dust might be-(unless N-95) however if it is fumes a respirator is better. You can get them at hardware stores like Lowe's or home depot, We used them in art school to filter out solvents like spray glues or spray aerosol paint. (The regular masks and N-95 though have particles of their own-and also make you breathe less oxygen in general, causing you to breathe in the same air over and over-over time this can affect your health.)
Also you might look like an apocalyptic freak but it would save your lungs
Me too air is dusty
Why Asians live longer despite more densely populated
Same
I despise the MTA
Third world country problems in a 1st world country! What a joke!
Comments like this tell me you've never been to a third world country. You have no idea
Since when was America a 1st world country😭
and out of this world cost of living......
STOP 🛑 Voting for Democrats or this is what you get.
Doesn’t every 1st world country have homeless or a piece of shit run down neighborhood?
Its very toxic people that dont shower, no deodorant, homeless, smokers.
Those parts and the needles on the tracks of the one train
AND using the subways as a toilet.
Imagine them in the bus with no ventilation😅
@@elviraguadalupe6325 And just imagine what I saw recently in a local bank. Newly clothed women, no babies, REFILLING those NYCity credit cards meant for diapers, etc. Thank you Adams for being so generous with OUR MONEY!!!!
The people vaping in the station don’t help either. It’s literally so rude and inconsiderate whenever I see them puffing on their vape while waiting on the tracks or even sitting next to you. I literally either tell them to stop or go away from them. Something seriously needs to be done about that.
I 100% agree, last few years it's really gotten out of hand. I have a seething hatred for these vape companies for what they've done to kids and society at large. We as riders should not tolerate this, and have a responsibility to alienate and ostracize these serial vapers wayy more. No one wants to smell your nasty artificial cotton candy flavored cancer fumes.
But their making focus is “congestion price” mean while air quality in the tunnels are horrible
Reasons why I still wear a mask.
it explains why when i go down into the 74st roosevelt ave station i get really nauseous sometimes i have to go in between cars to throw up
That area smells bad 😂
I live over there it’s a shit hole bro if people think NYC is a third world country tell them go to astoria/elmhurst/flushing and see the congestion themselves
@@ya-ohsharalkidd I had to go near flushing once, never again. Genuinely looked like a 3rd world country
And i always enjoyed that gust of air on a hot summer day after waiting for the train😅
We live in NY. The entire city is toxic. I live near the airport. We eat toxic air for breakfast. Since when are New Yorkers afraid of pollution? 😂
yes it is true. NYC is not a healthy city. You can also tell by how people age here. Despite all the world class medical care...Ive never seen so many people without teeth. I think also the water is polluted. Independent studies have found Hexavalent chromium (chromium(VI), Cr(VI), chromium 6) and many other contaminates
Asthma and other lung diseases are nothing to scoff at.
New Yorkers do care. I mean look at NYC in the past. If New Yorkers never cared then NYC would remain the same way it was in the past.
People kind of just get used to it an accept it. But videos like this brings those issues back to the spotlight to make people fight for it.
Everything we take for granted today has been fought for in the past.
The fair evading is causing all if this pollution 😂😂😂😂😂
What a joke. We have bad air everywhere people.
Wouldn’t this be true of all subways?
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No. Look at systems around the world like tokyo for a good example of a clean and safe subway system.
My city's subway system is really like at the bottom of the barrel...
Of all old subways. Not newer ones.
Well duh what do you think is that brown dust on those trains that come into the station 😂
Basicamente
Omg that’s bum dookie powder 😮
Steel dust 😢
Exposed to toxic air and toxic people. Another reason never to go to the city.
You got a big point there very toxic😮
MTA just been scamming
the numbers surrounding race are inflammatory and false, asian communities tend to live in areas with above ground transit such as the D line in brooklyn and the 7 line in queens. the rest of the areas are very diverse.
As far as underground stations, higher income areas do have better air quality but it has nothing to do with different people being underserved for any reason other than money
i remember when lex 125th station looked so hazy that the other end of the platform was basically hidden in what looked like a brown dust storm. The far underground stations in the system could use some more air filtration.
One of the many reasons I attempt driving to work now. The subway system is ridiculous.
Sooooooooo the air is racist 😂😂😂
No, this is a casualty of racism
How can they prove this. Where is the medical data?
They are actually right though. Asian communities live near subway platforms that are above ground.
And naturally stations above ground have better ventilation.
That said air quality is pretty shitty across the city, even in Asian/White neighborhoods.
I mean it doesn't take a rocket scientist to tell the city smells and is dirty af.
DYSTOPIA is a term that refers to an imagined world or society in which people lead wretched, dehumanized, fearful lives. It is a speculated community or society that is undesirable or frightening. The term is derived from the Ancient Greek words δυσ (dus) meaning "bad" and τόπος (tópos) meaning "place".
The SMUGNESS of the MTAs statement tells us EVERYTHING we need to know
Just go in the subway system and you will know
Tell that to the big president MTA ☕
You see the peeling paint in the subway? That’s lead paint from decades ago.
MTA workers usually die not too long after retirement due to inhaling that toxic air and steel dust for years.
MTA has gotta an excess of money from New Yorkers and their main focus each time is upgrading their methods of fare collection. Everything else if not a priority that’s why they have a domino effect of issues that have piled up to the point that it’s recognizable to riders. The bosses have been benefiting from the money for years and now they want to push for congestion pricing w/ claims it’s the only way to fix the issues.
That’s a lie congestion prices is a new way for them to collect indefinite funds. If it’s ever passed it will bot be temporary. They will always give excuses on why it should be increased.
It’s just a new way for those at the top to continue to collect.
The old way isn’t working anymore b/c ppl realize they’ve been paying for increased fare and and there’s been no significant improvements.
This is the domino effect of the wealth gap as well. Reason being is b/c ppl can’t afford the cost of living and NOW they refuse to pay for transportation after years on paying and seeing no significant change, yet there is always an increase. The people can no longer afford it and they still need to get to work to collect their below cost of living checks.
This is how gluttony works they eat all of theirs then they eat yours and when everything is finished they are looking around at ppl as if they aren’t the issue and demand more from empty hands. Meanwhile ppl have been telling them their greed will be the downfall of everyone.
New Yorkers are over taxed and exhausted. They are doing to drive ppl out of this city and there will be no one here to fund their greed. This city is going to collapse economically.
So true brother. NYC is filled with corruption and lobbyists.
But to be honest the god damn lobbyists are in every city/state.
We love Citizens United alloying billionaires/corporations to lobby openly.
Leave it to the MTA to respond to a serious pollution study with half ass climate change talking points. Bozos.
They responded to that like Karmela Harris (with a Cringe Giggle)
Do noise pollution next!
“Greenest city” with air full of all types of bad tihS.
MTA makes and plays by their own rules, pay attention.
They want more money with congestion price but not taking care of air pollution...
why dont they put a/c in the platforms
The MTA should pay every New York resident $25,000 at least. Dirty fucking place
Hahaha! They needed a "study"
This is my train station. No surprise here about the air issues
So do we keep paying our fare ?
Funny, our transit system said the same thing pre covid. The trains and stations look as dirty as ever. 😂
Thanks for figuring this one out Sherlock
I have very bad allergies🤧 that I don't wish anyone at all and I never stop wearing my mask😷 especially underground
New York stop complaining about your third world living conditions and enjoy the environment you voted for….the Democratic Dream 😂
New York grow up and stop being bad and racist this conservative comment is gonna to be reported. 😒
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As if Republicans are better.
Texas power companies profit during power outages because Republican lawmakers created a system for them to.
You could say the Texans are also "enjoying the environment they voted for; the Republican dream."
Democratic states have less poverty than Republican States. Look at Alabama/Louisiana/Mississippi.
Lobbying impacts Republicans states just as much as Democratic states if not more.
And to think Republicans are magically so much better really just speaks more about you than anything else.
Stop making this about race
Nao
The study literally makes no sense. They say the brakes create particles. Therefore it doesn’t matter “how long” you ride the subway for because the exposure happens on the platform. Just more slanted reporting pandering to certain groups. No to mention I know many well off people who live outside manhattan in nice places like forest hill and parts of brooklyn and make transfers to get where they are going. This study is phooey.
@@Waitfornithing Gerald? Is that you?
Fox censored my comment and put it in the “newest” tab 😂 just cause i called out this flawed study. Ima try again tho
The study they referenced literally makes no sense. They say the brakes create particles. Therefore it doesn’t matter “how long” you ride the subway for because the exposure happens on the platform. Just more slanted reporting pandering to certain groups. No to mention I know many well off people who live outside manhattan in nice places like forest hill and parts of brooklyn and make transfers to get where they are going. This study is phooey.
Can I sue? Is the question
yes-a class action-probably pro bono or based on contingency if there are more than a handful of provable victims. I'm certain, in a city this big you could find at minimum 4-5 people for this.
This is the MTA mayor Adams wants you to ride
I think NYers have known this for a long time but glad studies are coming to light
Is his name really Robert Moses?
Lmao it gets me every time
how TF is subway air somehow racist? you're all breathing in the same crap down there
The danger is everywhere.... But itz concentrated in them asbestos infested tunnels...
subway metal dust is health for you,it makes up the irons you need every day.
😂 yo that's funny
Yeah I was gonna say that we have to travel much further then other people who just live right 3 stops from thier location.
It's just been noticed now?
The bigger suprise is they needed a study for this .
When you go in the tunnel its black and it's not from paint .
It's Dust , Dirt debis from decades 😅
Does this mean that the air is racist?
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yes, the corners are also racist
168th Station is so bad, too hot in Summer. Cannot stand
so brake dust is the primary pollutant? whats the alternative more brake dusts from vehicles above ground?
I lived right near the BQE in Dowtown Bklyn for a few years in the late 1990s: I would get regular unexplained nosebleeds and weird sinus issues living there on a 2nd floor shared building
apt. boarding house type place. (now a 10 million dollar building) Once I moved elsewhere, that never occurred again. Not even from the subway, although that could've contributed
as well.
Governor Hochul needs to see this since she wants to ban wearing masks in subways and in public.
If you ever been to the restricted parts of a subway system, those nasty black dust are everywhere.
My lungs have been troubling me. Should i file my lawsuit for $200 million now? Or later? #johnnyx100
I like how mta says dust doesnt kick up.
racist air, now. running out of things to point the finger at.
Smoking me a racism cigarette 🚬😊
I feel better in housing remix voucher😮
They are actually right though. Asian communities live near subway platforms that are above ground.
And naturally stations above ground have better ventilation.
That said air quality is pretty shitty across the city, even in Asian/White neighborhoods.
I mean it doesn't take a rocket scientist to tell the city smells and is dirty af.
Every train does this, it’s not just the subway, you can’t escape it
They're bad and just toxic. 😒
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what happened to the trains that wash the subways
I am hispanic and i am tired of the news and politicians making everything about race. Enough with this crap already!!!
They make it about race because if they made it about class, people across different backgrounds would unite together and scare the politicians and corporate overlords
@@guillermoginorio4959 well
Papi, outside of Chelsea guess who lives further away from Central Business District? Like Mayor Bloomberg said with London..the poorest live further out as reflected by the rents.
Ironically Hispanics aren’t a race 😂 that’s a Latin word from Hispanía the Romans used to call the Iberian peninsula
These ancient rail lines are toxic?? Really? Never would’ve guessed.
The fact that the subway does this is just bonkers
So now Air is also racist?! Figures this is coming from nyu 😮😂
Asian communities live near subway platforms that are above ground.
And naturally stations above ground have better ventilation.
That said air quality is pretty shitty even in Asian neighborhoods.
The dirt, debris, paint and all sorts of things are in the air.
There isn't really a need for a study, New Yorkers always knew the air quality isn't that great.
But the study at least makes it harder to deny it and brings the issue back to light.
Bad air from not bathing, wearing the same clothes for days, etc.
Ol' Tim Mitton using every buzzword in his response to the study. Make it a climate/equity issue. Well done, Timmy.
the toronto subway system has air flowing in when its warm. it cools the pedestrians and the trains. i guess installing fans is not in the MTA budget, but half a million in overtime for a single worker is ok.
Why does race have to be put into everything
Because facts support it.
@@rawestinrino-liverawstreet5333 nope. One study done by an ultra liberal, CRT pushing university said so. Nothing is proven.
I know someone who got one of those metal particulates in her eye, and needed it surgically removed.
Sério ?
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@@Waitfornithing for real. It was more than ten years ago so it’s been a problem for a while.
@@Hunterbidenscrackrock 🤷♂️
Great now charge the riders more money to fix it 🙂
How in the world does this disproportionately affect low income riders wtf? This DEI stuff is getting out of hand
is this shocking to anybody... really? have u been down there lol?
“Does far more good than harm,” sounds like deflection
Just wait for fungus to grow down there 😂
MTA’s publicist debunked that complaint so verywell. 😅
More reasons to have barriers
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What a spit in the face to riders. Newer trains with regenerative braking tech pollute far less and good ventilation systems are also critical in cases of fires underground. Rather than spitting in peoples faces the agency should use this as ammunition to advocate for more funding to improve ventilation and purchase new trains.
Robert Moses? Lol
This exacerbates the corruption of the entities enthralled with managing MTA and its operations as they could be.
They can make the transit more environmentally if cleanliness and safety, ventilation plants were maintained and replaced as they can and should be. It’s a corrupt management organization unaccountable to the riders.
The fact they divided it up by race heuristics is insane.
😅
When was most of this footage taken? These people are dressed for November temperatures, not for August. My first guess was because of the rain, but I didn’t see any umbrellas.
So, should the city slickers stop taking the train?
The safest city in the world
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Not shocked at all I said that years ago what u think happens when those diesel engine work trains comes threw
I’ve been saying this for years
Im ashamed of going to nyu. If anything those areas the trains are above ground
Safe !?
Nao
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im sorry so ironic that the reporter's name is robert Moses
It’s really not
Why? Cause you hate whites and by extension jews because you see them as white? 🤔
He has his own state park. That's great!
Doesn’t everything affect low income people? Can we stop waiting for the news to tell us things we already know?
I wear my mask!
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What about the workers , mainly the ones who work on the tracks deep in the tunnels . Breathing in all that steel
Dusk, I hope they’re getting hazard pay