Mr. New York, Mark Simone, on W.O.R.

Well, we've got lots to get to this hour. We'll go over tonight, the convention. Last night, we'll get to the hurricane and all of that.

And our wacky, ridiculous mayor, and our governor who's on the verge of collapse bad things ahead for the governor

uh the mayor lucky in that uh he couldn't get any worse it couldn't be more of a laughing

stock uh that's a good thing about being at rock bottom uh nowhere to go but up and uh although he

may find a way to even go lower, knowing him.

Uh, hey, Joe Bartlett, uh, it was, uh, really happiest to check out my Instagram.

Uh, you know, I never thought I'd be happy to see this.

Yesterday, rush hour, midtown Manhattan, 57th and fifth traffic jam.

Rush hour traffic.

I saw that. How nice. we're happy for traffic jams now

well the other thing I noticed and I've noticed is for a week and a half almost two weeks now

when you walk around midtown around 5 o'clock you see people leaving offices and I saw a lot of

people suits and ties on obviously going to to work, going to an office.

So that's pretty good.

Things coming back slightly.

And again, there was a traffic jam, but it was only at rush hour.

And it's Labor Day next weekend.

That's hard to believe.

Normally this would be so sad the summer coming to an end.

But it's such a bizarre, empty, weird kind of a year that, do we even care?

I mean, it's not a normal summer.

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