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@biovert
I’m happy it’s almost Friday (a day I usually hate) because this climate week nyc was especially busy. I couldn’t wait to be in my office today to get stuff done but was interrupted by an investor and a friend who wanted to pop by. Only one did. Threw the late afternoon off. I know I shouldn’t complain but I need quiet boredom to get things done. ✅
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@alecurtu
if you're in NYC this week stop by DIT @ index space.
https://deadinternettheory.itm.studio/m/dead-internet-theory-new-york
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@rubinovitz
I asked Claude how to make it obvious that my business meetings weren’t dates and it said to take men to The Smith because it’s too loud and bright
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@mrbrick
I will never forget
This is my 9/11 story
It was my first week of high school in Brooklyn, New York. A handful of miles at most, from the WTC. I was 14 years old. I was a freshman, so my school schedule started somewhat late around 9:45 am.
I saw the towers get struck before I had left home for the day, my mom called the school to make sure that it was open and they said everything is as usual. So I got on the bus and went to school, expecting that the fires in the towers would be put out and loss of life would be "minimal."
I arrived a bit early for my first class so I headed to the cafeteria below the school to waste some time. All of a sudden a dozen or so teachers started running through the cafeteria and screaming "everyone out there is a bomb in the building"
In a panic everyone rushed for the exits. Somehow they got 4000+ students outside in under 10 minutes. Police, firemen, and bomb squads were rushed into the building in search of explosives as teachers led all 4k of us several blocks down...
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@luciano
Had the opportunity to go to my brothers show off-broadway in Tokyo
Was a really cool experience to witness a theatre full of japanese people enjoy the content I grew up around🥲
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@mrbrick
The Folding Brownie
This is a NYC subway advertisement from the 1940's and 50's for "The Folding Brownie" camera
Price was $5 at the time
My favorite part is their little catchphrase "almost a kodak" 🤣
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@bethanymarz
I got someone on my block association so jazzed about a side project we're working on that he emailed the mayor to invite him to come (LOL)
gotta love viral enthusiasm
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