I applied for a Copy Editing job at B&H Photo and they want to do an in-person interview, but I'm hesitant after doing some research on the company's history of lawsuits and workplace discrimination.
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I'm ordering takeout from a restaurant in Little Italy and want to know if I should tip the staff. I'm not sure if 20% is fair since I'm not being served by a waiter.
I'm a software worker in New York and I'm wondering if this is a thing you can do here.
I have a few nice fur coats I'm looking to sell, but I'm not sure where to take them. I've heard some high-end consignment stores might be interested.
I have an 8-year-old cat that needs to be neutered ASAP, but I'm looking for a reputable place that can handle his aggression.
I live in Washington heights/inwood and I'm tired of the limited food options in my area. I've been ordering delivery from restaurants in the morningside heights area, which is about 4.5 miles away. I want to know if it's reasonable to expect the delivery person to make that trip.
I'm from a rural state and used to working at a farmers market. I thought NYC green markets would be similar, but the prices don't make sense to me. I was expecting cheaper produce because there's no middleman. Is it just a culture difference or do farm stands have to pay a huge fee to have rights to the space? Help me understand, please...
I'd like to gain some handyman skills like building/fixing furniture, fixing appliances, etc, in exchange for my labor. I'm a white-collar worker stuck on my desk 40 hours a week.
My son is super into vinyl records and my wife and I are a little out of practice with where to go. We would always love taking a stroll through Virgin Megastore and then walk a few blocks to Colony Records. Does anyone have any good suggestions of places to go to check out some memorabilia and get a good selection of various musical media? I’m not super picky but would love to find somewhere in Manhattan vs the other boroughs if possible.
I'm looking for a reliable plan that's under $50 a month with unlimited data and good international roaming options, preferably with a local sim or e-sim when traveling.
My husband and I bought a coop in Murray Hill this past January. We have never lived in NYC before, let alone have a doorman. The daytime weekday doorman retired on July 1. Since many residents were away over the summer, including us, a good by party was delayed until next week. This doorman worked for the building for about 20 years and really was a great doorman. Always smiling, always helpful. We want to give him a check as a thank you gift. What do you think an appropriate amount would be?