money
Andy Cush · 12/03/14 12:16PM
How Much Is Chipotle Paying Writers?
J.K. Trotter · 12/01/14 03:30PMOver the weekend, the New York Times highlighted Chipotle’s recent decision to print (very) short stories by famous writers on its paper cups and take-out bags. Called “Cultivating Thought,” the campaign is the brainchild of Brooklyn novelist Jonathan Safran Foer, who approached the fast-casual Mexican grill chain after visiting one of its establishments earlier this year. Toni Morrison and Malcolm Gladwell have signed on. So let’s ask what New York’s literary milieu have wondered about: How much is Chipotle paying?
Writer's $600 Sneakers Render Him Incapable of Relating to Loved Ones
Andy Cush · 11/26/14 03:35PMEvery November, media types, ourselves included, trot out the trope that spending time with family during Thanksgiving is necessarily a difficult thing. Your sister is hateful, your uncles are racist, your nana's candied yams are a brutal, sunset-hued chore to be endured. Today, we meet the saddest victim of these holiday communication breakdowns: a poor soul whose excellent taste in footwear left him unable to bond with the people he cherished most.
Would You Bathe Yourself With a Full-Body Moist Towelette?
Andy Cush · 11/25/14 05:05PMNYC Property Broker Burglarized $7 Million House Months After Selling It
Andy Cush · 11/25/14 03:40PMAl Sharpton's Finances Are, as Ever, Supremely Sketchy
Tom Scocca · 11/18/14 03:30PMThe New York Times checked up today on the financial situation of the Reverend Al Sharpton, New York and America's most public private citizen. The setup is about how Sharpton has gone from outsider to insider, track suits to tailored suits, "from the streets to the suites," in his words, etc. Then we learn—well, "learn" isn't exactly the right word, given how well-documented all of Sharpton's aspects have been through the years.
Jason Parham · 11/12/14 03:39PM
The Atlantic wonders why millennials aren't saving money. The answer, as it turns out, is pretty simple. Millennials are extremely mistrustful of banks, don't know shit about investing, and are just really fucking bad at saving money. Like, really, really bad. Oh, right, and student loan debt. Welcome to adulthood!
This Poor Guy Has to Pay $20,000 for Terrible Time Warner Internet
Andy Cush · 11/07/14 02:22PMRich as Fuck Taylor Swift Pulls All Her Music Off Spotify
Aleksander Chan · 11/03/14 12:10PMCash-Filled Armored Car Opens on Highway, Makes it Rain on Lucky Drivers
Andy Cush · 10/31/14 04:32PMAn Army of Low-Wage Workers Keeps Child Porn off Your Facebook
Andy Cush · 10/23/14 12:15PMPeople Will Spend $3 Billion This Year to Look at Leaves in New England
Dayna Evans · 10/19/14 11:55AMA Disease Domain Kingpin Is Selling Ebola.com for $150,000
Andy Cush · 10/14/14 04:51PMCurrently, Ebola.com is pretty barebones: an image of the virus, a few news articles, and links to buy relevant books on Amazon. If you think you can do something better with the site, it can be yours for just $150,000. But if birdflu.com better suits your fancy, you'll have to pay Jon Schultz a little more.
Collector Opens a Magic Card Worth $25,000, Absolutely Flips His Shit
Jay Hathaway · 10/14/14 10:00AMThere's a good reason the guy in this video is completely losing his shit over the Magic: The Gathering cards he just opened. The deck he's unwrapping, from Magic's very first set, now sells for nearly $6,000—and he just turned an enormous profit.
Allow a Rich Person to Explain How Awesome Rich People Are
Andy Cush · 10/06/14 03:35PMDowntown Manhattan's Most Fascinating Building Is On Its Way Out
Andy Cush · 09/17/14 02:50PMThe photographer Jay Maisel has owned the enormous property at 190 Bowery since 1966, and in the years since then—as the Bowery transformed from a grimy haven for the downtrodden to a still-kinda-grimy strip of museums and boutique hotels—it stood stoic, a graffiti-covered monument to The Way it Used to Be. Now, it's finally catching up to the neighborhood.
Knicks Owner Jim Dolan's Band Didn't Get Any Better Over the Weekend
Andy Cush · 09/16/14 03:10PMMulti-Billion-Dollar Company to Customers: Pay Our Workers for Us
Andy Cush · 09/16/14 12:35PMMadison Square Garden Owner Books Himself to Open for the Eagles
Andy Cush · 09/12/14 01:47PMSaturday, Jim Dolan and his band JD & The Straight Shot will open for the fuckin' Eagles at Madison Square Garden, a storied venue that Dolan happens to own. The performance will surely go down in history as the moment the 59-year-old billionaire Cablevision CEO and father of six became World's Coolest Dad.