The only green New York City needs is in its parks, not in its pipes.
Executive Brief:
- The smell of marijuana is ubiquitous in New York City, and Mayor Eric Adams' support for the burgeoning marijuana industry is a mistake, according to Jason De Sena Trennert.
- Encouraging behavior that is antithetical to family and capital formation is not the way to save cities.
- Ignoring quality-of-life issues could drive people out of the city and cause economic disaster.
"Given that New York City’s economy depends on four million commuters and remote work is increasingly feasible, ignoring quality-of-life issues could cause economic disaster by driving people out of the city. That would be unfortunate for a town that prides itself on being the center of global finance."
Look to Detroit and see your future, without the "Devil's Lettuce"
New York considers itself the center of the financial world - but in a world scrambling away from the center of everything - office center, shopping center, data center - what is left to attract people to 'Bite the Big Apple, Don't Mind the Maggots"? Apparently, Tumble Weed.I'm not saying that the aroma of good bud is keeping workers away from the office - I'm just observing another dimension in the work from anywhere world. Lots of people in New York City are sampling the Emerald Triangle instead of Starbucks on their way into the cube farms of "Metropolis".
Jus sayin...
Jus sayin...
Technology and enlightenment have magnified all that is best and everything that is repugnant in business, city living, all levels of politics, and relationships.
Is the advent of more liberal laws simply one more reason to flee or is it a result of the work-from-anywhere movement and evacuated urban areas?
New York City will always be 'something'. Just not sure what.
New York City will always be 'something'. Just not sure what.