I mean it's awkward that they're basically interviewing their own employees (horrible journalism practice). If you're going to write fluff pieces about life in

I mean it's awkward that they're basically interviewing their own employees (horrible journalism practice). If you're going to write fluff pieces about life in NYC at least try and take a semi-disciplined approach to it instead of just asking for a quotes in Slack from your co-workers >“I was taking a cab from Central Park and there was an open cab right in front of me,” said Maddie Tarr, a product manager at TPG. >“I will hail a cab when I’m out and about over an Uber/Lyft but they’re harder to find, so be prepared to wait,” said TPG writer Stella Shon. >“I still waited an hour for a cab that cost 2x the price of an Uber or Lyft, but I couldn’t have gotten an Uber or Lyft for hours,” Melanie Lieberman, TPG’s senior travel editor,