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86: Rachael recaps her NYC trip w/ native New Yorker Christian Majewski

Be Here For A While

Be Here For A While

Education, Comedy, Comedy Interviews, Self-improvement

4.61.7K Ratings

🗓️ 8 December 2017

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Rachael's recent trip to NYCF was full of mishaps and late nights. From threatening to assault a gypsy cab driver who was ripping her off, to forgetting to bring flats and having to walk to meetings in hooker boots, to experiencing one of the busiest comedy work trips of her life -- Rachael recaps with her friend, native New Yorker, Christian Majewski. Christian and Rachael retell the story of how he tried to teach her to get around NYC from afar but eventually just tracked her via GPS (as he was naturally a bit concerned after she threatening her cab driver). Rookie New Yorker move, Rach. They then share their different NYC experiences, their favorite restaurant recommendations, and Christian's propensity for everything old school. Get $20 off Rachael's favorite Away carry-on suitcase! Just use promo code: BEHERE at www.awaytravel.com/behere Need a gift for the man in your life this holiday season? Man Crates offers over 100 hand-curated gift collections for EVERY type of guy: from the rugged outdoorsman to the sports fanatic and everything in between!! Get 5% off at mancrates.com/BEHERE and own the holidays!

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0:16.0

Hello friends welcome back to the episode of Be here for a while. On this episode today I'm going to recap my most recent New York trip.

0:21.0

I got back last night around 2 a.m. probably back to my apartment around 3, so I'm pretty awake. And I thought a good guest to have for a New York City recap would be my friend Christian who is from New York.

0:38.9

He's like old school New Yorker and yeah, thanks for doing this Christian. You're welcome. Yeah, where are you from a New York again? I was born in Brooklyn

0:48.2

Yeah, Flatbush Brooklyn and then it was like Baghdad back then so my parents moved us it really was burned out

0:56.4

cars and you know if you see Williamsburg now you're like wow this isn't

1:00.6

amazing but yeah we moved to I've been that's like the cool

1:04.9

part of Brooklyn right yeah you know it's moving into Gowanus now but yeah

1:09.1

it's started out like dumbbo and then Williamsburg and then Greenpoint and places when I was a

1:16.3

kid were just disaster zones.

1:19.3

But now they're all jazzy and fancy now.

1:20.8

Yeah, now they were a bunch of hipsters like partying.

1:22.2

Yeah, actually there's not, I mean,

1:25.2

there's not like a ton of horrible parts of New York anymore.

1:27.7

I mean, I guess there are still like,

1:30.1

like Queens and stuff, but then there's a really nice series of that or like, you can still get stabbed in bedstai coming out of Pratt you know

1:36.2

where you're saying so many places I don't know where are those places is Brooklyn

1:39.6

okay but you know yeah there's there I yeah, New York is, New York is a whole different place

1:45.2

now than when I was a kid. Actually you know what, never mind, I take it back. Even though like it's really nice in New York, I did, did feel I don't know I feel scared walking around

1:56.5

anywhere nowadays I felt a little bit because okay so I was I had so many

2:01.8

I'll explain I had so many like meetings and stuff during the day that and I'm not used to being

2:08.5

In New York I mean I've probably been there

2:11.0

20 times in my life, but I've never probably been there when I was doing like literally

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