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Let the Tomatogyrics Begin

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By Zach Schiffman Verified
| New York Magazine Substack
Today, nutritional beverages, confessional comics, and a dark confession of my own about a certain horrible-but-cute tech mogul. LIBATIONS In defense of the cocktail of champions. The year 2023 was one of the most beautiful of my life. I had gotten a new kind of United credit card that allowed me unlimited access to its airport lounges, and every time I scanned my boarding pass, it felt like I was being welcomed into the gates of heaven.
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My Dad, Wisconsin’s Greatest Political Soothsayer

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By Zach Schiffman Verified
| New York Magazine Substack
Intro: Hi, it’s Zach. I’ll be your host for the next three days. Today, I’m reporting live from Milwaukee, where I was not at all surprised by last night’s election results. Let’s dive in. POLITICS Take that, CNN! Photo: Scott Olson/Getty Images Like many of you, I become a data analyst on Election Days. And by that, I mean I refresh X over and over again, looking for the one local reporter who is posting the percentage of votes remaining from a certain county I have never heard of in my entire life.
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What Is Sarah Pidgeon’s NYQ? Original

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By Zach Schiffman Verified
| Curbed Verified
On a scale of Panna II to the Odeon, where does Sarah Pidgeon fit? This is NYQ, a series in which we find out how “New York” notable New Yorkers really are. How many years have you lived in New York? Eight, on and off. You could make one subway-etiquette rule law — what would it be? Fill up the middle of the train first. Someone bumps into you on the subway — what do you do? Say, “Take me out to dinner first.” Your train line is down and you are running late — what do you do?
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