Or off any building, really.

LOL. If you still don’t get I’m not going to continue wasting my time, but here’s one last shot.

Not saying that the people don’t ever do work. Not saying they need to look busy 24/7. The point is, if you want to try and paint a picture of “hard work” showing a picture of a bunch of people standing around aint the way. The OP coulda selected a better image for that. Imma just sit over here with my feelings while you play on your train tracks.

Oh, sure. It’s where perception matters more than the reality of whatever a business or government publishes. So, this image and the discussion that has followed is a prime example. The perception from those not “in the know” makes it look like they are just standing around, even though the reality, as you’ve pointed out is completely opposite. Unfortunately despite you being 100% correct, it truly doesn’t matter. You see this in politics all the time as well.

🤏🏼so close.

I’m not sure you understand what the word ‘optics’ means.

If you can’t tell that that large line of workers is just standing there…

I’ve got this ice cube that lasts forever. Wanna buy it?

Yah. All the I’m sure they have a specific task quotes still doesn’t help convey the image of “hard work” when they can’t do anything on time or on budget. How does it go… If you want it cheap and fast it won’t be good. If you want it cheap and good it won’t be fast. If you want it fast and good it wont be cheap.

But like, do u evn Byke bruh?

👀

I feel like you’re giving these people and their desires too much credit for actually being aware of what’s going on around them.

You must have one them fancy office jobs they keep talking about. You done stated the problems you are witnessing AND you provided solutions to your complaints. 🤯 /s (kinda)

At least you got a crosstown train in midtown. That should be enough.

Clearly throwing money at the MTA doesn’t make them get service to an acceptable level so might as well make cosmetic changes and upgrades to distract from the shit service.

At least the new ones will catch her killing you on camera.

Because….

Everyone is going to be in for a real shock when a shit ton of people lose their Medicaid coverage come March and that office gets SLAMMED.

I’m trying to figure out what you’re bitter about. Making a decent wage? Union workers not making enough money? Elaborate…

But did it get fixed is the ultimate issue with 311. There’s definitely times I know for sure things are marked case closed saying work is done or the complaint has been remedied like the time I did a noise complaint on my own roommate, but that’s a story for another time.

Private insurance plans and payments are the driving force behind everything. Who sets prices of the services you receive or supplies you use during your hospital visit? The hospital administration, right? Wrong. Insurance companies set the prices. And they set the prices so high because every 1 single private insurance patient that comes through the hospital pays for 3-4 Medicaid or Medicare patients that receive the same services. So, in essence, not only are you paying into a plan that’s used only when needed, but when you do need it you are ending up paying not only for your treatment, but also footing the bill for others. Don’t believe me? Look it up.

If you have universal healthcare there will be no insurance policy limits to worry about. So…