What are things New Yorkers hate?

A Post analysis of the 311 data by ZIP code not only revealed what New Yorkers love to hate, but where they hate it most:

• Illegal turtles. A shell game.
• Public urination. A river runs through it.
• A noisy mosque. No moments of silence.
• Raw sewage stink. Oh, that smell.
• Blaring TVs.
• Homeless beggars.
• Helicopter noise.
• Loud dogs.

Who is the most hated person in New York?

• Martin Shkreli (/ˈʃkrɛli/; born March 17, 1983) is an American former hedge fund manager and convicted felon.
• In September 2015, Shkreli was widely criticized when Turing obtained the manufacturing license for the antiparasitic drug Daraprim and raised its price by a factor of 56 (from US$13.50 to $750 per pill).

What do New Yorkers hate about tourists?

Tourist tend to stop in the middle of the sidewalk instead of stepping to the side. Also, they tend to keep their backpacks on their back on crowded trains. New Yorkers take their backpacks off so there is more space. Tourists largely struggle to walk effectively in crowds.

What is New York’s biggest problem?

Cuomo: NYC’s 3 biggest problems are ‘crime, crime, crime’

How do you annoy New Yorkers?

50 Ways To Annoy A New Yorker In Five Words Or Less

1. “Excuse me, I’m getting off here” – as the shuttle between grand central and Times Square is coming to a stop.”
2. I don’t need any words at all. I’d just walk slowly in front of one.
3. 3. “ This train is going local.”
4. There’s train traffic ahead.
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How do you annoy someone in New York?

Here are 22 surefire ways to get on a New Yorker’s bad side:

1. Walking incredibly slow.
2. Not knowing where you’re going.
3. Texting and swerving.
4. Walking on the wrong side of the subway stairs.
5. Blocking the walking side of an escalator.
6. Waiting to get your subway card out when you’re standing at the turnstile.

Do tourists like New Yorkers?

Contrary to popular belief, New Yorkers don’t hate all tourists — at least not as much as they hate some of things that tourists do… (We can be nice at times, we promise!) After all, we love showing off our city and when people appreciate the city, and we totally understand why millions of people visit each year.

What challenges does New York face?

Problems facing New York City

• Congestion in terms of traffic and housing causing inconveniences, delays, stress, pressure.
• Pollution of air, water, and land because of wastes from industries and homesteads.