Rell Lauren
Banned
Kids gon be out here wylin.
Oh, you already know it. It's going to be a scene out here with these kids not having anything to do or a way to make money.
777 died in nyc today....while California is at ZERO
- Thread starter Malcolmxxx_23
- Start date
Oh, you already know it. It's going to be a scene out here with these kids not having anything to do or a way to make money.
NYC has dirty subway's and buses that aren't cleaned on a regular basis. A few weeks ago before it got terribad, MTA was bragging that they clean the subways once every 2-days. Most of these subway trains are jam packed full of people. NYC residents are probably the highest per capita residents who rely on public transportation compared to other American cities. That's probably why NYC got hit harder than places like LA.
New York's subway is way, way dirtier than you think
EDIT:
yup
not surprising london is getting hit as well, both london and nyc rely on transit than most cities
Kyle Barker
Superstar
NYC has dirty subway's and buses that aren't cleaned on a regular basis. A few weeks ago before it got terribad, MTA was bragging that they clean the subways once every 2-days. Most of these subway trains are jam packed full of people. NYC residents are probably the highest per capita residents who rely on public transportation compared to other American cities. That's probably why NYC got hit harder than places like LA.
New York's subway is way, way dirtier than you think
EDIT:
I was riding the subway in NY a few years back, and I was appalled at the amount of people eating food with their bare hands.
Not saying people in other cities don't do this, but it seemed to be a lot more routine there. Spanish lady eating pieces of fruit, Black girl eating chips, White dude grabbing Cheerios out a sandwich bag and feeding it to his toddler.
They rolled back service because they don't have the personal to run daily service
Californians may have developed some herd immunity to coronavirus last year, Stanford team theorizesabc7news.com
California might have Herd Immunity according to Standford Researchers
California might have Herd Immunity according to Standford Researchers
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
If it wasn't for the Jews in New Rochelle catching it by the dozens, it wouldn't have ravaged that area so crazy, and New Rochelle is only a couple of miles from the Bronx.
DrBanneker
Space is the Place
Strange. The person from Stanford they quote is from the Hoover Institute which is a conservative political and social policy think tank, not a team of epidemologists or virologists. If they get something published in a peer reviewed journal it should be interesting but think tanks usually don't do that; they publish their own reports with PR fanfare. I side eye this study a bit since "herd immunity" is a big call in some conservative circles as a better way to deal with COVID without shutting things down.
Also, partial herd immunity is an oxymoron. The population has herd immunity or it doesn't. If it doesn't the transmission can still blow up into an epidemic and will likely do so, just slower and with a lower peak, so Cali would hit NY numbers later. Finally, they have a lot of viruses genomes sequenced from all over. If Cali had a transmission from last year, the isolates from California patients should be a dead giveaway.
Bboystyle
FIRE MATT LAFLEUR
Me and my co-worker were talking about this. There was a nasty bug going on last year that was kicking everybodys ass. I was sick for 2 weeks.
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
the only difference in terms of NYC is that the boroughs are their own county if that matters.the 5 boroughs are 1 city just like oakland and vallejo are apart of the bay
you live in new york or you live in the bay, imaginary city lines dont mean shyt when talking about real shyt here.. you can drive from Oakland to San Francisco in 10 minutes, imaginary lines and specific wording doesnt protect someone against COVID19, population density is population density rather someone wants to argue semantics over what counts or not, end of day bay area and LA are more densely populated, and thats that
its just worded different but end of day it means nothing because people family might live in queens while you live in the bronx no different then someone might live in san francisco and their family lives in richmond, wording and imaginary city limit lines on a map designed long before either of us were born doesnt matter in real life
its all the same
STALL’EEM OUT!!Even in a pandemic NYC takes Ls??
@Nicole0416 you our designated NYC representative and you should've been POTY I'm just saying, EVERYBODY waits with anticipation when someone calls you out and the insults are
So no disrespect. I love NY as much as the next fukking person (fukk the Knicks tho, Dolan is a clown).
WTF is going on out there!?
During what month?
Me and my co-worker were talking about this. There was a nasty bug going on last year that was kicking everybodys ass. I was sick for 2 weeks.
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
NYC is a city. If you want you can compare the Bay to the NYC Metro which means we adding cities like Newark, Jersey City, New Haven, Yonkers to the mix...
JerseyBoy23
Veteran
Manhattan alone pre-virus would have over 4 million people during the daytime while the population is only 1.5 million at night. So that's 2.5 million people going back to other boroughs, Jersey, Connecticut, Upstate New York and the Poconos.
All you needed was one person who had it coming into work for it to spread over the whole metro area.
All you needed was one person who had it coming into work for it to spread over the whole metro area.
Doctor Wily
CapcomSwag
I always wondered if there would ever be a time this city would return to the non stop police and ambulance noises up and down the avenues like it was back in the late 80s /Early 90s of my childhood.
I ain't ever think it would've been this way though
I ain't ever think it would've been this way though
R.E.N. Spells Ren
Veteran
Fam, what are you talking about? A borough is literally just a region of a city.
nikkas were talking LA and San Fran versus New York City. But even if you expand past that, the state of California isn't even a top 10 most densely populated state. New Jersey is the most densely populated state in the US, followed by a bunch of east coast states.
Your articles are literally considering the entire area within the New York City metropolitan area which includes New Jersey and Connecticut commuters. You are literally adding whole states
Los Angeles isn't even top 10.
- New York, N.Y.: 27,012.4
- San Francisco, Calif.: 17,179.2
- Jersey City, N.J.: 16,736.6
- Boston, Mass.: 12,792.7
- Santa Ana, Calif.: 11,900.8
- Chicago, Ill.: 11,841.8
- Newark, N.J.: 11,458.3
- Philadelphia, Pa.: 11,379.5
- Miami, Fla.: 11,135.9
- Hialeah, Fla.: 10,474.2
Los Angeles isn't even in the top 20 most densely populated places in California letting alone compared to fukking East Coast cities
I swear internet nikkas will argue about ANYTHING.
NYC been the most densely populated city in the US my whole life. LA been known for its sprawl and corresponding traffic. And breh is in here really tryna argue that it’s more densely populated than NYC.
