We'll get to a little conversation with Tony Bennett in a few minutes.

We'll get to the crazy congestion pricing nonsense.

And this mayor, Eric Adams, you know, you want to like the guy, but he's a little nutty, this Eric Adams.

Now he's on the sheds.

All he keeps talking about is the sheds.

We've got to get rid of the sheds.

And everybody assumes he's talking about the outdoor dining sheds.

That's not what he's talking about.

He's talking about the scaffolding that's all over New York.

A lot of buildings have scaffolding around it.

Look at the window here at 56th Street.

Almost every building has scaffolding around it.

It's kind of ugly. It's very ugly.

It's really ugly around the building.

But a lot of people in the building like the scaffolding

because you can go walk around the block without needing an umbrella.

If it's raining, the scaffolding is great.

He keeps calling it sheds, which is confusing everybody. Now, apparently, within that

scaffolding business, they call them sheds if it has the metal pipes going up and then the wood

on top. They refer to it as shed. But it's confusing

everybody. He should just say scaffolding, but he wants to get rid of all of it. The ugly green

boxes that align our sidewalks. They block the sunlight, keep pedestrians away from businesses,

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