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@kyleapatel Woooo 🚀🚀

@JaimieP20 Wen fit tea promo

@eiffeltyler Best not be the transit museum expanding without addressing my feedback twitter.com/lexie4050/stat…

Guy who practices handless cartwheels in McCarren park. MDW energy

@imlocha @a16zcrypto @janehk @lordvolth @_annasemenova_ @EleniThinks Hype 🙌🏼🙌🏼 so excited for you

⚡️ That was FUN! Thanks to everyone who showed up at @a16zcrypto demo day! Specially to the incredible team that put this event together, our batch mates, and CSS team for pitch feedback 🙏🏼 @janehk @lordvolth @_annasemenova_ @EleniThinks

@dhtoomey crine

“Hey, what race on this crying deaf kid would be best for the algo?”

in the mood to have a tense, high-stakes breakfast meeting at an overpriced hotel restaurant

@schneebs13 Why are you tweeting an Ed Sheeran album

Thinking about the @JohnMayer solo tour and the contrast between collaborative / collective art (Grateful Dead / Dead & Co) and art that is wholly from the self Would love to know more about how artists feel toward each..

clawing the subway doors open to a packed car of onlookers, the city continues to humble me

Logging onto this app to see my coffee shop retweeting a pic of Lionel Messi is all the utility I need

Running up a fat tab on the jukebox

@imlocha Love this, have a great week locha!!

Monday, lfg 🚀 Have a great week you all!

@KRSegal24 Love this KT!

Very interesting study looking at the impacts of an opt-out behavioral #nudge (vs traditional opt-in methods) on tobacco cessation efforts- simply by changing the default. Exciting time for the application Behavioral Economics in medicine! jamanetwork.com/journals/jamai…

Can’t believe this highly relatable content didn’t take off

It’s cool to look at the old train cars and token system, and to learn about some of the building techniques, but likely will not be returning @MTA

5. How did they plan the routes? How did they make decisions about where to develop routes / shut stations down? No info!

^shocking lack of info on the business side 4. Must add a chart somewhere showing the price of fare over time

3. Also barely touch on the story of how the private companies eventually were purchased under the city gov / to become the MTA. How much did it cost? Was the public behind it?

2. There seems to have been some corporate wars between subway companies when the system was private. Again, little to no context on this, other than listing the names of the companies