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Early Addition: How to order gas in New Jersey without embarrassing yourself
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Published Jul 2, 2025
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Good Wednesday morning in New York City, where the Port Authority bus terminal had to shut down after a multi-bus collision.
Here's what else is happening:
- Rich people aren't fleeing yet — Manhattan home sales are up, driven largely by cash buyers.
- More and more, crews of buff thieves are stealing ATM machines.
- Virginia Maloney, the daughter of Rep. Carolyn Maloney, won the Democratic primary for a City Council seat representing the Upper East Side.
- We got some Luckin Coffees.
- If you pull up to a New Jersey gas station and don't tell the attendant to "fill it up, regular" with the same confidence you brought to your wedding vows, prepare to feel absolutely humiliated.
- Wishing a speedy recovery for Red Panda.
- Good luck to these old dads.
- Will Sharpaissance.
- And finally, no boom:
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