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If it's staged, that's some brilliant acting. Those guys deserve an award.
Subway station gets flooded in NYC
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If it's staged, that's some brilliant acting. Those guys deserve an award.
Hulk_Smash
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Hashtag taxtherich. Almost certainly a socialist. That's the end result of a socialist system, honey.
Revolutionary
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I mean, there's a camera conveniently recording the entire scene...
Also, I immediately recognized that something was off with his uniform (real MTA vests have more orange on them - I see MTA workers every day lol), as well as the fact that he's mopping a busy walkway with zero "wet floor" signs.
As for the 'homeless' dude, yeah I'm not sure. He had to sit on that dirty subway floor and get his soles that filthy..... :\
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Deleted member 17706
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Oh, you're just speculating? OK. Yeah, I don't know.
It's not out the ordinary for people to be recording all kinds of shit, though, and the homeless guy was likely up to something before the person started recording.
I can understand the skepticism. But it's obvious you don't live in New York.
Revolutionary
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I've lived in NYC for 33 years, so it's obvious you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
Also:
Did a Man Poop In a Mop Bucket in NYC's Subway?
We can't speak for all NYC mop buckets, but this video ...?
www.snopes.com
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I've lived in NYC for 33 years, so it's obvious you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
Also:
Did a Man Poop In a Mop Bucket in NYC's Subway?
We can't speak for all NYC mop buckets, but this video ...?
Your response more than solidifies your Noo Yawk card
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ArtemisClydeFrog
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Did a Man Poop In a Mop Bucket in NYC's Subway?
We can't speak for all NYC mop buckets, but this video ...?
Fake news should be a bannable offense
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Deleted member 17706
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Fake news should be a bannable offense
Not this one. It was hilarious either way.
kittoo
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The book 'The world without us' has a whole chapter dedicated to NY and how the city being built changed the landscape (it traces the changes right from 1700s till now), and especially discusses in detail how much effort it takes for the subway to not be flooded even on normal days and the impact of the city on drainage etc.
Then it focuses on what will happen if humans suddenly disappeared. Very fascinating stuff.
Bitmap Frogs
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I does sound very fascinating indeed!
MastaKiiLA
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If it's just that staircase, then why wouldn't she go to another entrance? There are at least 2 for every station.
Also, where the fuck is that water pooling if the trains are still running through the station properly? I assume there's a ramp leading upwards from the turnstile.
Never saw anything like that in my 2 years in Brooklyn, but I also stayed in Flatbush, and hardly ever went into Manhattan. By far, my biggest gripe with the NYC subway was the weekend schedule. They cut the frequency of the lines drastically, under the guise of "maintenance". Bullshit, you're just cutting costs. My travel time would almost double on weekends, mostly due to waiting longer for trains to arrive. Fucking horrible. Almost defeats the purpose of a mass transit system if it's only an efficient form of travel 5 days of the week.