Deadly car crash in Brooklyn

RIP to the one that lost his life, but NYC always keep me here with the callousness of its citizens. I don't know how many times I have seen tragedies or wild shit happen, and alot of people will get a slight glimpse and keep it pushing. Something like that in most cities would have created a crowd of 100 people in a matter of minutes. Money in the white hoodie and black bookbag almost died on some Final Destination shit, he looked at the wreck and then kept it moving.
 
RIP to the one that lost his life, but NYC always keep me here with the callousness of its citizens. I don't know how many times I have seen tragedies or wild shit happen, and alot of people will get a slight glimpse and keep it pushing. Something like that in most cities would have created a crowd of 100 people in a matter of minutes. Money in the white hoodie and black bookbag almost died on some Final Destination shit, he looked at the wreck and then kept it moving.

I don't think the word callousness is a fair characterization of New Yorkers.

Cause those same citizens have faced huge tragedies and challenges and been heroic and selfless in the face of them.

I would say it's more the ability to persevere. Living in NY ain't easy and not for everyone.
 
What was that driver of that white car doing
About 60mph and some white lines would be my guess
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I don't think the word callousness is a fair characterization of New Yorkers.

Cause those same citizens have faced huge tragedies and challenges and been heroic and selfless in the face of them.

I would say it's more the ability to persevere. Living in NY ain't easy and not for everyone.

I’d lose my sanity in that city after a while, but I’d do well there career-wise.
 
I’d lose my sanity in that city after a while, but I’d do well there career-wise.

Come through fam. With CT, Long Island, and NJ all within reasonable commuting distance, I’ve seen plenty of people move up in their career while only stepping foot in NYC when necessary. Had a co worker purchase a crib out in Long Island and was getting to midtown before me due to the commuter rail being express near his crib. Plenty of brothers moving out to NJ as well and commuting when needed while getting the NYC salary.
 
About 60mph and some white lines would be my guess
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I reckon he impacted at nearer 80mph. Got on the brakes and got it down from in excess of a ton swerved for the lane at the junction with no car stopped but could not pull it up before hitting the black car. High powered cars with automatic gearboxes, if that was a manual gearbox you could have controlled that situation with a totally different outcome!!!
 
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