New Yrok City is a fuckin trip. Anyone who has a chance to visit definitely should it's one of a kind.
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Absolutely.
New and old lessons I can share about NYC:
- This place has seen everything. Don't worry about it.
- Nobody cares about your clothes, mannerisms, or dining preferences.
- People here are not rude, just honestly indifferent. Nobody will feign interest to make you feel better.
- Don't know where you're going? Get out of the way, then look at your phone.
- Train platforms are smaller than the interior of the train you just left. KEEP MOVING.
- Do NOT cross against the light. Drivers in NYC will remind you that it's not your turn.
- Eats are available for every budget. You may not like your options, but you won't starve.
- Lodging costs are also on a big spectrum. But you must learn how to spot bedbugs.
- Do you like walking slow? Might want to "speedwalk" instead.
- In general, do NOT be in anyone else's way.
Honestly aside from #6 and the bedbugs bit (pun intended), you're describing every city I've ever been to.
Fabulous shoes
The gentleman on the left has his own bottle, so I don't think two strangers just found wine and started sharing it.
Also looks more like a champagne bottle to me. (Which would also be easier to pop open without an opener than a wine bottle, I still remember trying to open a wine bottle with a stick)
Lots of wine comes with screw caps these days. The very high end ones don't, but in the low-to-mid range, it's not uncommon.
I also thought about that, might have been a screw bottle. But that bulky part on top looks like champagne to me, but of course I could be wrong