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$950 - Small Interior Room Available 124 Seigel Street

We're looking for a roommate to join our spacious 4-bedroom apartment in East Williamsburg starting August 1.

The apartment includes:

- Large, sunny open-concept living room and kitchen

- Modern kitchen

- Dishwasher

- Washer/dryer in-unit

- Central A/C and heat

- Large shared bathroom

- Roof and courtyard access

- Subways: Montrose L, Flushing JM, and a walk to Broadway G

The available room is small and does not have a window, but there are 2 egress points in and out, and it's a great option for someone looking to keep housing costs reasonable while enjoying a spacious, well-furnished apartment in a fantastic neighborhood. The previous occupant happily lived in the room for five years, and we're hoping to find someone who's looking for another long-term home.

You'll be living with three roommates (one man and two women). We often have different schedules so it rarely feels like we are 4 in the apt. We're all working professionals (Hydroponic Lab, The Strand, Dance Teacher) who are respectful, clean, and value a peaceful home environment. We're looking for someone who is similarly considerate, pays rent on time, and is interested in a stable living situation.

Details:

- Rent: $950/month

- Utilities average $90/month

- Available: August 1

- Move-in: First month's rent + one month's security deposit

- 420 friendly, but no tobacco smoking or nicotine vapes inside the apartment

- The room will be unfurnished. Happy to assist you in finding furnishings

- Rent Stabilized

- No couples

- No pets

If you're interested, send us a message with a little about yourself (work, schedule, hobbies, and what you're looking for in a shared apartment). We'll be scheduling viewings beginning next week.

u/BryBryHenry — 3 days ago

Those are my crickets! They're delicious and crunchy.

Taffer should have promoted them on the menu. Doesn't he know that crickets are one of the most popular insects in the world?

u/BryBryHenry — 15 days ago

Found The Short-Timers in a Lot at My Bookstore Today

I've never seen it in hardcover. Pretty exciting find. Haven't read it before either, and now feels like the right time. Anyone have thoughts on the book vs the film? Was Kubrick's adaptation faithful, or was the book more of an inspiration?

u/BryBryHenry — 1 month ago

Couldn't be for fare evasion. Just witnessed someone attempt to walk through an open exit door. The MTA worker stationed at the door stopped them and pointed to the turnstile immediately to the right. The person ducks under the turnstile and heads for the train. They both exchange a friendly head nod. So…what exactly is the role of the staff at these doors? Is it supposed to be about safety, crowd flow, or something else entirely?

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u/BryBryHenry — 2 months ago
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I'm a book buyer at a large used bookstore. A few years ago, we banned a seller from our store after he came in intoxicated and used profanity towards other sellers and store employees. This was the culmination of a previous pattern of breaking store rules at our buying desk, and following the ban, it came to light that this was not the first time this person was banned from the store. He was previously caught committing fraud by switching price stickers. He is a known neighborhood nuisance, and is frequently confrontational when his behavior is questioned.

I've been informed that this person is attempting to sue our store. In order to avoid a lawsuit, the store owner wants to allow him to bring books to sell to us again. I'm extremely uncomfortable with this, as this person has a history of stealing from the store and harassing employees and customers. The owner is making me feel I have no choice in the matter, and I worry I could face negative consequences if I refuse. What should I do?

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u/BryBryHenry — 2 months ago