New York is now offering a $170,000 per year job to help “exterminate” and win their war against rats
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Not if you had several million of them out and about like rodents
No bullshit, an old coworker of mine told me he once lived next door to a dude who kept a bunch of rabbits in his garage.
One day, he said, he noticed the garage door was open. All the rabbits were gone.
The neighbor owed a Chinese restaurant in town.
Chinese food that ain’t from PF Chang’s ain’t been a thing of mine since.
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Dude half of these broke NYC drill cats still live with their moms in the projects, and get by killing folks for free, so this is a come up, especially now getting to legally slide on those dirty rats and get paid for it.
They should be lining up around blocks to finally do what they always dreamed of doing, clapping the blickey at the rats.
Different era bruh, back then its was the mob who used to deal with the dirty rats.
This is a cushy desk job.
Dude will only be there for someone to blame for them spending millions of dollars that will only put a dent in the problem.
There are tunnels and damn near entire cities living underground that I bet many of you don't even know about. There's madd people living down there, with trees the size of 3-4 stories. They've done articles on this, didn't believe it til I had friends who do construction told me about it. People down there are not to be disturbed.
I don't see how they will correct the issue.
He's just creating a position for someone to blame til when he's gone.
The billions that the MTA has in excess every year they could of tried to tackle it as much of the issue lies with the very areas they control underground.
Dude will only be there for someone to blame for them spending millions of dollars that will only put a dent in the problem.
There are tunnels and damn near entire cities living underground that I bet many of you don't even know about. There's madd people living down there, with trees the size of 3-4 stories. They've done articles on this, didn't believe it til I had friends who do construction told me about it. People down there are not to be disturbed.
I don't see how they will correct the issue.
He's just creating a position for someone to blame til when he's gone.
The billions that the MTA has in excess every year they could of tried to tackle it as much of the issue lies with the very areas they control underground.
I got a better 1 actually a few but I’ll tell you this story.. 1 of my boy owned a townhouse, his next door neighbor was Asian.. said they grew their own food and everything.. said best grapes ull ever taste.. he said one day he looking over his fence and the neighbor got a huge bucket of soap and water and in his hand the nig got a bunch of rats by the tail drowning them in the water.. said his neighbor looked up smiling like hiiii… Asian nig had the grill on in the back.. guess what you think his neighbor had for lunch.. my boy was like He never would eat anything his neighbor would offer that was “meat”No bullshit, an old coworker of mine told me he once lived next door to a dude who kept a bunch of rabbits in his garage.
One day, he said, he noticed the garage door was open. All the rabbits were gone.
The neighbor owed a Chinese restaurant in town.
Chinese food that ain’t from PF Chang’s ain’t been a thing of mine since.
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New York City names its first-ever 'rat czar'
"Rats are tough but New Yorkers are tougher."
New York City now has a "rat czar."
Kathleen Corradi has been named the city's director of rodent mitigation.
"You’ll be seeing a lot of me and a lot less rats," Corradi said Wednesday after she was introduced by Mayor Eric Adams.
Added Adams: "Kathy has the knowledge, drive, experience, and energy to send rats packing and create a cleaner more welcoming city for all New Yorkers."
The mayor also announced $3.5 million for rat mitigation in Harlem. The money will fund new techniques and new staff members to inspect, exterminate and clean public spaces.
"He hates rats. I hate rats. Every New Yorker hates rats," Corradi said. "Rats are tough but New Yorkers are tougher."
Corradi, a former elementary school teacher and land use expert who specializes in urban sustainability, was chosen out of 900 applicants.
"Destiny was calling. You see, I have a long history with rats," she said.
As a child, Corradi said she used to campaign for anti-rat measures in her neighborhood and she previously served as a garden coordinator at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
She promised to immediately take on litter, garbage and food waste where rats thrive. She will also decide what new products the city should use to get rid of rats.
"Rat mitigation is more than a quality-of-life issue for New Yorkers," she said. "Rats are a symptom of systemic issues, including sanitation, health, housing, and economic justice. New York may be famous for the Pizza Rat, but rats, and the conditions that help them thrive will no longer be tolerated — no more dirty curbs, unmanaged spaces, or brazen burrowing."
The city’s sanitation department previously announced an anti-rat measure to limit the amount of time trash bags sit on curbs.
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