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F*cking Video: Sh*t Native New Yorkers Say (F*ck You)


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Ben Yakas

Published Jan 27, 2012

Modified Jan 27, 2012


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Published Jan 27, 2012

Modified Jan 27, 2012


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Some people were less-than-satisfied with the "Sh*t New Yorkers Say" video which went viral last week—not enough cursing, too much hipster lingo, wrong accents. Well, you asked for it internet, and now you've got it: below, check out "Sh*t Native New Yorker Say." That includes mentions of dead people on the subway, subway tokens with the cut out "Y", beluga whales at the aquarium, going to Humanities, gritty Times Square, hookers, and f*ucking Giuliani. We're particularly happy they know how to pronounce "ma" the right way.

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Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.

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