Because he's a New Yorker and it's both their birthright and a compulsion to interject how cool NY is into every conversation without noticing how little people care or want to hear it. Bonus points if they manage to ruin their own night by complaining so often it takes them out of whatever experience they're currently having.

It's not workers' jobs to prop up failed real estate.

I propose a new WaPo editorial: Commercial real estate conglomerates are parasites and can go get fucked.

It's irrelevant, regardless. Showing that a freak accident happened once, somewhere, does not make it a mundane accident, which pedestrian deaths are (unfortunately). It's just a dumb way for the poster to give a pedantic self-high five.

 >“We’re a pretty woke, cool music company and that is part of why I wanted to be in Ivy City. "

Groan.

I don't have to imagine it. Dipshit cops who are bad at their jobs say it every day; good cops don't.

> Do you really expect Uber eats drivers to try to find parking?

Yes, I expect people to follow laws of general applicability. "I don't want to follow the law because it's more profitable if I don't" is some libertarian hellscape shit.

"Don't let pedestrians ever cross streets -- do you know how many DUIs must run into these things?"

"Don't have stoplights or stop signs -- do you know how many DUIs must run through these things?"

"Don't have lanes on roads -- do you know how many DUIs must weave between these?"