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Dollar vans of varying legalities are also common between Chinatowns & Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods, as well as down Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn.

I'm hoping they hover one of these over Flatbush and Dekalb and ticket all the drivers weaving through pedestrians.

Whether it accurately does that, as in your Bushwick Flatbush example, I don't know.

Been donating to Flatbush Cats for years and I will continue to do so, even though I am 3000 miles from Brooklyn.

I used to live off Flatbush in Lefferts Gardens, those vans were fantastic.

It's worth paying 1K more so you don't have a 1 hour commute to Flatbush or East New York, where your Seamless options and friends are limited.

WRT Brooklyn, I noticed that in the summer the area around 7th ave / Flatbush often has all its rather numerous bike parking spots overfilled.

Or there's construction on Flatbush and we should go around it.

You see people charging $2700 for 1 bedrooms in Bushwick and Bentleys cruising on Flatbush and realize the charm of the entire place is in danger of being lost.

Unless you think that literally the main problem with the NYMag graf is the first sentence: I told the guard I needed to make a large cash withdrawal and she sent me upstairs > The story having (verifiable) details that would be unlikely to exist if someone fabricated it She knows there's a Bank of America on 1 Flatbush Avenue.

For example, searching for "Flatbush Farm" -- a bar/restaurant near my apartment in Brooklyn -- yields the correct establishment on Flatbush and 6th, as evidenced by the Yelp reviews, but drops a pin in Queens.

Grazing a lamppost to cut a corner or to cut in front of a rival was fair game, and pedestrians not paying attention could get maimed by a cornering horse or the trailing carriage." This sounds exactly like the present situation with dollar vans on Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn.

There's still plenty of safe, affordable rentals in places like Flatbush, Kew Gardens, Pelham Bay, and so forth.

I still remember my friends in Bushwick who wouldn't let me ride the subway home (I lived in Flatbush).

Flatbush Ave and Church Ave in Brooklyn also have a good amount of $1 buses and $1 cabs going up and down the avenue.