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It’s Humiliating. It’s Exhilarating. It’s a Line.

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By Brock Colyar Verified
| Curbed Verified
In a city that’s go-go-go, it’s never been more fashionable to stand-stand-stand. This article was featured in New York’s One Great Story newsletter. Sign up here. It’s a Sunday afternoon late in June, and as is the case pretty much every day of the week, there is a line at Caffè Panna, an ice-cream shop in Greenpoint that sells perfectly Instagrammable scoops of artisanal scrumdiddlyumptiousness.
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Why No Kings Isn’t Working

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By Nadja Spiegelman Verified, Tressie McMillan Cottom, Brock Colyar Verified
| The New York Times Verified
VideoFeeling Nihilistic? You’re Not Alone. A case for mourning the American dream. The American dream is dying — or dead — and many Americans, especially young people, are struggling to imagine what comes next. Between political instability, wars, inflation and artificial intelligence disrupting the job market, there’s a lot that is uncertain about the future.
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The Big Little Penis Panic

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By Brock Colyar Verified
| Intelligencer Verified
This article was featured in New York's One Great Story newsletter. Sign up here. "God blessed me in a lot of ways except for one," Jon, a 30-year-old aspiring actor, tells me one night in April over dinner. "He made me big in a lot of ways, except for the one very important way." We are sitting in a booth at an old-school steakhouse in downtown Manhattan, and Jon is opening up to me about his penis.
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