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Re:Most employees of NYT won’t be required back in physical ... by purple_ferret on Monday June 22, 2020 @12:07PM (#23601780)
The New York Times Building is nice but it's a terrible (although generally convenient) location
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Re:Most employees of NYT won’t be required back in physical ... by Wowfunhappy on Monday June 22, 2020 @12:20PM (#23601970)
New Yorkers love to hate Time Square but it's really not so terrible, just crowded. It's in close proximity to everything, and it looks pretty at night. And as you said, it's really easy to get to.
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Re:Most employees of NYT won’t be required back in physical ... by caymanjim on Monday June 22, 2020 @12:25PM (#23602045)
It's literally across the street from Port Authority, which is an open-air shooting gallery and homeless camp. It's not a nice area.
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Re:Most employees of NYT won’t be required back in physical ... by ghaff on Monday June 22, 2020 @12:31PM (#23602131)
Yes, the Port Authority: aka the world's worst bus station. But you go a few blocks and you're in Hell's Kitchen which I find a pretty interesting neighborhood with nice ethnic restaurants. Or walk south 10 blocks or so into Chelsea.

When I'm in NYC I often stay at about 42nd and 10th out of choice even if I'm not at a Javits event. It's near things but is out of the craziness of Times Square itself.

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Re:Most employees of NYT won’t be required back in physical ... by xhkkffbf on Monday June 22, 2020 @12:16PM (#23601922)
If you take a bus to Port Authority, it couldn't be more convenient. And I would guess that the Times Square subway stop may be the one spot where the most lines converge.
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Re:Most employees of NYT won’t be required back in physical ... by shougg on Monday June 22, 2020 @12:23PM (#23602015)
Right, it’s convenient, but Port Authority competes closely with Penn Station and Times Square for “most loathed place in New York”.

Compare with Google office in Chelsea or FB office in the East Village (ish). Those are pretty nice places to walk around.

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