Or, as I like to put it, do you suppose the one thing has anything to do with the other? It is plausible, you know. If it is dangerous to ride the subways, people might just go to another form of transportation.

An so it is the the leaders of NY,NY have decided to ignore the problem of crime and criminals in the subways, people that were using the subways decided on another somewhat safer means of transportation.

So now, the streets of NY,NY have become overcrowded. So now they charge people to use the streets of NY,NY.

Now, would you like to play the prediction game? Anyone out there want to guess what happens next? Do you suppose that the effort to thin the traffic will work? Will the people go back to riding subways? On the other hand, maybe they will just go.

It is possible, I suppose probable, for the first time since it’s establishment, NY,NY might have negative growth.

The future holds the pressing question – will those who depart be the affluent and mobile, or the rooted yet impoverished?