[yesthatjallen]

New York City is dead forever

[SeekAndFind]

RE: Yes, I also have a place out on Long Island. But I will never abandon New York City. Ever.

Yeah, it’s easy for a multi-millionaire to say.

[Major Matt Mason]

Sorry, Yerry, but unless you find better, non-Marxist leadership, NYC is dead. It's only a matter of time until Wall Street says "nuts to this" and departs.

[chrisser]

Maybe donating a few vintage Porsches to the homeless would help.

[dfwgator]

Yadda Yadda Yadda

[Bogey78O]

Jerry can afford to keep a house there. He’s past the wealth barrier. He also structures his money to avoid paying most of their taxes, most likely.

[DannyTN]

[freedomson]

SNAKE SAYS NYC "VERY MUCH ALIVE"!

[gr8eman]

Maybe. The difference between now and in the past is, as was explained in an article right here on FR, that...there is no longer a necessity to go to a city to conduct business. Stock Market is virtual, distribution centers got the heck out years ago...really the only reason to go to the city is for restaurants, museums, and bars. How's that working out?

What I think the reaction to the Kung Flu is doing is spiking the ball after slowly moving inch by inch away from the cities. Kind of like the Cleveland Browns offense. It's taken 100 years of slow progress but the new establishment has been repelled by the wannabe commies!

[CodeToad]

Hey, Jerry! Can you eat inside like a normal civilized human being? in New York City? No? Then what good is that place?

[McGruff]

The comedian guy? Please clap.

[Paladin2]

NYC has been dead to me for decades.

Even Rudy couldn’t generate any interest for me.

DaCommieo? LOL.

[Bullish]

Jerry’s quite a fag. “Not that there’s anything wrong with that”

[xrmusn]

Is this the same Jerry Seinfeld that says he can’t/won’t do Colleges and College towns anymore because todays students etc have no clue as to what comedy is?

Jerry, those students you were bypassing may not grow up but they do age and reproduce and pass along their values or lack of them to their heirs and if they get into ‘education’ they have many to reach at once.

[FreeReign]

Get back to me when you get rid of your commie, anti law and order mayor.

In the mean time, me and all of my ilk are working from the comfort of our own homes.

[jdsteel]

Hey Jerry....THAT’S JUST NOT RIGHT!!!

[central_va]

Outsourcing comes to NYC. 80% can work form anywhere, anytime. Outsourcing and offshoring has destroyed many a city and many dreams in the USA. Now NYC get to feel the sting.

[exnavy]

escape from new york, for real.

[gogeo]

I don't know...start with the Covid, and the taxes...then the politicians, with everything from lockdowns to non-prosecution of crimes, no bail...and the resultant lawlessness from riots, looting, mugging and shoplifting...what's not to like?

Just as important, how would it change?

[irishjuggler]

Sein makes zero acknowledgment here of DeBlasio’s failings and has minimal recognition of NYC’s shortcomings in general. His enormous wealth insulates him from 98% of the crap that the rest of the peons have to deal with. What a tone-deaf piece.

This is analogous to, say, one of the Getty family extolling the virtues of living in my town of San Francisco. If you’re residing in beautiful mansion with spectacular in a neighborhood where the entry level is $10 million, well, life isn’t quite the same as it is for some poor schlub stepping over heroin addicts passed out on the street in the Tenderloin.

[lee martell]

I hope some of the art forms and activities do come back in some manner. I’ve never been to New York, the state or the city. Going to see a few plays in the round, a few top level musicians and art museums has been on my bucket list my whole life.

I recall studying the Guggenheim Museum in Art History. Carnegie Hall too, if it’s still functioning.
Surly, Antifa/BLM cannot destroy all of them. Right?