Andrei Berman
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It used to be the Mets were dismissed as the schlubbly, uncouth, outer borough white-ethnic team, but Yankees fans, ever unsatisfied, bc of their own insecurities, had to figure out some new way to insist on their superiority, so they all started repeating this lazy bs

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You are not "realistic" you are just Small. Doomers, take no risk because no one disprove Fear... Stop waiting for clarity, create it.

I don't think rich kids get their aura from great genes or from access to anything in particular, it's the self assuredness and risk appetite that comes from knowing that none of your fuckups will permanently ruin your life

Fair and accurate to say that Israel has exploited the situation in Washington with a head of state who is in cognitive decline and a sadist, with a cabinet of toadies. But how did Washington get this way, so biddable towards a war of aggression? All that is entirely on America

Parents have complained for decades that getting into an elite independent school in Manhattan is harder than getting into Harvard; for the wealthy parents who are competing to spend about $70,000 a year, it’s an infamously complicated and time-intensive game of tutoring and networking that involves preschoolers sitting for assessments and “interviews” just before nap time. But the February 2026 notification week for children who applied to kindergartens in the city was more brutal than expected. All month long, in Facebook groups like “Moms of the Upper East Side” and “UES Mommas,” parents of 4- and 5-year-olds had been venting about misguided expectations as they came to terms with getting wait-listed and rejected at the schools where they genuinely believed their children would soon enroll. “Any other moms feeling disappointed in the private school results today?” asked one mother who struck out in the process. A steady stream of commiseration filled the comments section. “So much hard work and time put in for a disappointing outcome.” “Many tears have been shed,” wrote another. “Not sure how to proceed.” “Confused as to who got in,” added one well-connected observer. Another parent wrote, “It’s a bloodbath this year.” Matt Stieb reports on why admissions to New York’s private kindergartens was unusually competitive this cycle: nymag.visitlink.me/WqTLzK


>be me >went to get dinner >perusing streets of Jerusalem >deadass hear someone listening to Nick Fuentes >mfw Jewish groypers







.@NYCMayor hugging all his former colleagues — even the republicans, former Assembly member @MikeTannousis


An under appreciated Zohran subplot is that he’s personally very well liked by many of the people who hold the power to implement or kill his agenda.







