No I suppose I’m not being clear. I just had a concept of crime concentration. Oklahoma City might be more spaced out than New York, inadvertently driving down crime, but your stats would suggest the opposite.

Apparently OKC is 2.1 times larger than New York. I was curious to see if NYC/OKC had a way to show concentrations of murder and other violent crime as well. Thanks for talking through it, sorry to aggravate.

And like with the actual trash cans, you should just stop using that can altogether and leave pens lying around it.

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I’ve looked in a lot of Manhattan thrift shops like Salvation Army, goodwill and independent guys and found two things. They’re either stripped of anything interesting by resellers or they’re overpriced. Just my experience

Try r/asknyc

I don’t have a problem with this as long as they’re transparent. They’d have to pay me way above market rate for me to sign that though.

I’m guessing you don’t get severance

Dupes and rubes will always get duped.

Cant change that.

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Regardless of how you feel about migrants, this is still obviously a money laundering scheme or at the very least, pure incompetence.

This is not to mention all the donations pouring in. These people don’t need luxury brand hotels in Manhattan, they need a decent shelter and good enough food at the very least if you’re going to help them the right way.

Thank you! So this was for the specific area of OKC rather than Oklahoma? I was a bit confused from other comments. I suspect by area size it’s also more dangerous than NYC. I’d need to look at heat maps on my own to see spread. Thanks for the info!

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The solution is everyone should wait in Mexico because their asylum hearing.

A along as that means they are also required to pay you for 6 months after firing you, that's fine

The thought of all these people getting tickets fills me with so much joy. I don’t need the payout.

Maybe drivers will actually be incentivized to no park in the bike lane!

It's a city of almost 9 million people. Of course crimes happen. The point of the article is that they're happening less often than last year.

You like to argue with the basement Reddit people whose opinions you purport not to care about?

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> Nyc is one of the safest cities in the world.

In AMERICA. AMERICA. I think New Yorkers like to tout the safest city in the US stat, but now inflate it to the world.

NYC is highly dangerous compared to any other major city in a developed country.

Like I literally can walk around in Taipei, in any neighborhood, and I will not be robbed, have my stuff stolen, beat up, or be victim of a violent crime, or any crime period.

I’m still unclear, which stats and how are you making a conclusion?

Is down compared to February of last year and so far for the year overall .

“We”? Who else you got down there in the basement?

Based on stats

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