Will the city that never sleeps ever wake up?
Not according to James Altucher, a best-selling author and former hedge-fund manager (and a former MarketWatch columnist), who says that New York City is “dead forever” as its residents come to grips with the reality of the coronavirus pandemic and what it means for the fate of the Big Apple.
“I love NYC. When I first moved to NYC, it was a dream come true. Every corner was like a theater production happening right in front of me. So much personality, so many stories,” he wrote in a blog post explaining why his temporary relocation might become more permanent.
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4 comments:
My wife and daughter will miss going to see Broadway shows.
It's only comatose. An infusion of a trillion dollars would effect a miraculous cure, albeit only temporarily.
Until they see the error of their ways and dont vote for democrats
Who’s bailing out broadway?
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