"Ugh, if we don’t get there soon, I’m gonna die." Judging by the number of times you hear this on the street, you'd think many people feel that New York is not a "walking city." However, Sarah Enelow explains how New York's very unruly nature is what lends itself to walking, wandering, and discovering your role in this monolith.
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Sarah Enelow
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When it comes to hot dogs in New York, it's easy to fall into
a Gray's Papaya-dirty water dog routine. Still, that doesn't mean noshers want
for frank options. For anyone who can, ahem, mustard up the
energy, Molly Fergus hunts down five hot dogs in five boroughs.
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Molly Fergus
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Ok, so as New Yorkers, we're all broke now. But look on the bright side--that restaurant that used to turn you away because you didn't have the right "attitude" (i.e. you weren't going to buy a $700 bottle of wine), now welcomes you with open arms. And your landlord actually returns your calls once in awhile. Harris Solomon fleshes out the ups and downs of this new reality of living in NYC.
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Harris Solomon
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