FGS

By the way, New York is always and everywhere under construction - underground, above ground, inside of buildings, outside; the streets are torn up, there is scaffolding everywhere, the subway is being rerouted, jackhammers are sounding off, there is heavy machinery parked on the corner, etc etc etc. This makes sense - it's a big city, it was built 5000 years ago, and it has 10 million people in it, flushing the toilet and such.

But for god's sake, let's make our priority closing up the ceiling in Fulton station so that I don't have to get those fat drops of foetid condensation in my hair anymore while waiting for the 4/5.