i'm here for old haitian tunes that are infused with guaguancó (maybe) <3

you can fix it by not applying, unless they really do offer your absolute dream job.

so much nicer than what was done on 31st Avenue in Astoria.

2 things: 1; what is old europe and why was it simple according NYT Cooking? 2; where can one get poppyseed babka in NYC?

(2) As well as that, for the first time since 1990, the maps were redrawn and the number of parliamentary seats reduced. it's not inertia, it's that the elections are not fair and haven't been so ever since 2011, or rather 2014, the first election after the changes went into effect

the fidesz majority parliament revised hungary's election system in 2011 ensuring that the highest performing party's wins get rewarded with even more mandates than the proportion of actual votes (actual seats in Parliament).

would look way better with more. sidewalks. more green. Flowerbeds, bushes. mini playground. a statue or two. benches to sit on

so taking care of one's own trash can become a form of resistance.

car culture?

it'll be on WNYC tomorrow at 7am and Sunday at 10am. i already have it in my podcast feed. The show's name is On The Media

African Americans did not immigrate to the US either

Oh, got it. Aubin and Wills used to have womenswear but they stopped at some point which is such a shame because their garments were an absolute delight. I still don't know what would be a good substitute brand for women.

I'm just glad I see you listed The Lives of Others. It's great cinema on so many levels and not least because it's about the truth of living in a dictatorship: it corrupts us all.

rugby shirts are unisex, i think.

it was great to hear Harry Siegel on the podcast! It felt like a mashup episode between the Focus Group and FAQ NYC. thank you

i'd stick with british couture. less loud logos. aubinandwills.com/en-us/collec...

hell yeah!