And it looks like I'm recording the shit out of this.

I've seen some funny shit.

I think it says right here I can do it.

From the smallest room in New York City comes a show that gives you a reason to live.

Well, a famed Central Park, Karen, Amy, surprisingly with a why, Cooper, has now been arrested for falsely reporting an incident in the third

degree. Is it possible she could actually go to prison? The answer is somehow yes. On the subject

to false reports, violent Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams reported an SUV,

according to 3 p.m. Sunday with an NYPD parking placard in its windshield, allegedly

illegally blocking a fire hydrant according to a 311 report obtained by the post. However,

Adam says he didn't observe a police car blocking a fire hydrant

and did not call. He says that the phone call was phony. Adam said someone is playing a hoax

by making a call to 311 and using my well-known phone number as the source of the complaint.

He added, I did not observe any police car blocking a hydrant, and I never called 3-1-1.

No one said it was a police car, by the way, just a Honda, CRV.

Cop's private vehicle, I presume.

However, that story is too stupid to talk about.

For one more, the Black Lives Matter Foundation can no longer solicit donations from New Yorkers,

by the way, because the California-based Foundation isn't registered as a charitable organization in New York,

so it's illegal to do that, according to Tish James.

A.G. Tish James.

The Foundation benefited greatly from the new popularity of the Black Lives Matter movement,

raising at least $4 million since late May.

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