S.R. Sehgal

@simscircuit Do you ever get tired of being so awesome?”

Did not expect a question that starts out 'Do you think before you speak?' to go so well. A+ question from Charlotte Harpur A++ response from Eileen Gu.

@BrianAtlas lol female preparation costs =makeup, nails. 😅Male preparation = years of grinding.

The dating hellscape…

@BGatesIsaPyscho Lifetime New Yorker here. It’s always been like this

🇺🇸 Meanwhile in New York City “I’m gonna walk just this one block to show you how bad it’s gotten” “This is the most expensive area of New York, it’s spreading block to block, it’s going to need his own ZIP Code soon” Wow - NYC - is quickly turning into London and Paris.

Genuine old fashioned f#snowday for #nycschools tomorrow.

@JonnyRoot_ Oh, so you can only comment on things if you’re an expert. Cool.

When Eileen Gu, American-born, American-raised Olympian, who defected to China, was asked about the Uyghur genocide in China she said: “I’m not an expert on this… I don’t think it’s my business.” Not only is Eileen Gu a traitor, she’s a coward…

@alvinfoo Totally normal question. Your last name checks out.

You got to give lots of credit to Eileen Gu for responding brilliantly back to the reporter with great confidence. She looked him in the eye said that was a "ridiculous perspective" without any hesitation or fear. 😁

People are dying on NYC streets. Outreach only works if it’s actually done — not avoided, deflected, or rushed past. And this should not depend on a random passerby refusing to leave.

Parking a block away. Calling to say “no one’s there.” Looking for the caller before the person in need. Directing homeless frustration towards well-meaning civilians. Minimal effort. That’s not a staffing issue. That’s a training issue. And a systems issue.

This morning in Lower Manhattan I learned how “outreach” for people sleeping on the cold streets often works in NYC. And why more may die. 🧵#NYC #Homelessness