Early Addition: Working from home has been mentally straining for upper management, too

James Ramsay

Published Mar 8, 2022

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James Ramsay

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Good Tuesday morning in New York City, where bosses are feeling burnt out, too, ya know. Here's what else is happening:

While Veselka pops off, Russian restaurants in New York City — many of which are owned by Ukrainians, and virtually all of which don't support the war — are getting hate-calls from people calling them Nazis and seeing business plummet.
New speed camera data from the Department of Transportation indicates that 41% of the drivers speeding in New York City are in cars registered outside the city.
"Shoutout Eric Adams, man": Kyrie Irving, who still can't play home games in Brooklyn because the vaccination mandate for private employees, said he still appreciates the mayor's support.
The federal government is mailing out more free COVID tests — if you already got four, you're eligible for four more, while if your household didn't request any last time, you can get eight.
Stolichnaya, the Latvian-made vodka, has changed its name to Stoli in an attempt to distance itself from the stigma of being Russian.
If you're monogamous not because you blindly gave in to the construct like a sheep but because you thought about it and consciously dedicated yourself to having just one partner at a time, you might qualify as "radically monogamous."
Morgan Wallen, the country star who got dropped from major radio stations, Spotify, etc., for saying the N-word, won Album of the Year at last night's Academy of Country Music Awards.
Meet the Instagram-famous baby from Georgia with a remarkable head of frizzy white hair due to his uncombable hair syndrome, an affliction that doctors say will likely go away when he's a teenager.
The early-2000s indie music in The Dropout is good.
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And finally, nimble fella: