Why do I hear f-u within seconds of stepping onto nyc ground nearly everytime? It's not the welcome home I yearn for.
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Because New Yorkers don't like it when you hold them up so you can bless the turnstile.
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Because it's a really, really big city with lots and lots of people who, in general, are living their own lives and do not give a shit what kind of welcome home you yearn for, K-Lo. Hope this helps.
I'm going to take the low road. It's because they recognize her.
What does she Yearn For? I mean, YEARN?
This is pure K lo--she can't even get a common colloquial phrase correct. It is "setting foot in NYC" not "putting a foot on the ground" or some other weird circumlocution. Klo: editor is like Liberal Fascism, two words that don't belong next to each other. Her tin ear and her abysmal education make her painful to read.
aimai
Is this one of the Biblical parables where the ground cries out?
The very rocks beneath the city groaned in despair. And somewhere in St. Patrick's Cathedral, a statue began to weep tears of blood.
Oh, I know! She want's to hear "Welcome to Fantasy Island!
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