What I'd say here is, ask yourself if you think anyone bidding on a project that Donald Trump has the final say on is going to go for something understated, cost-controlled and humble nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/11/07/t...

And if that's how Penn Station gets financed, then look out. Because any developer out there knows it won't matter how much the project costs or how much the costs explode, because at the end of the day we pay for it nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/11/07/t...

Once a developer borrows billions, it has to make its money and turn a profit, somehow. And in the case of a place like Penn Station, the easiest way to do that is either charge transit agencies huge fees or put a surcharge on every train ticket nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/11/07/t...

The reason for this is because Amtrak has said that whatever developer wins the contract to build the station is also responsible for finding the financing for it, which would mean billions of dollars of borrowing on the private market nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/11/07/t...

I'm an important piece of the lofts: I still have a claim on the first page of Google results for them

Nope you can just show up

Here is the only known photo of me from when I worked at Roberta's, in which I was taking the garbage out during Tiki Disco and crossed paths with a girl who was also wearing a Larry Johnson Hornets jersey

It's an interesting question, do you inherently move up the ranks once you're done being mayor. I think it depends on how good of a job you do

It's as close as we're gonna get to that until someone fully loses their mind and finally greenlights the real thing

Andy Byford you have sold us out