Alright, New Yorkers, let’s talk about the drones. You’ve seen them—those tiny buzzing robots zipping through the skies like they’re auditioning for a Michael Bay movie. What are they doing up there? Spying? Delivering tacos? Playing an elaborate game of drone tag? Nobody knows for sure, but one thing is clear: since the rise in drone sightings across New York, life has gotten... weird. And I don’t think it’s a coincidence. These sneaky sky-bots might just be the root caus

New York is one of the most iconic places on Earth—fast-paced, ambitious, full of life. But in this bustling metropolis, kindness is almost like a rare bird: when it shows up, people are so shocked they don't know whether to embrace it, run from it, or yell at it. Whether you’re holding the door, giving directions, or—heaven forbid—offering a cheery “Good morning,” your good intentions are often met with side-eye, suspicion, or outright hostility.

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