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I'd hazard I guess that it's merely a few people aggressively reporting sightings near their home and that the vast majority of the rat population goes un-repor
by stephentmcm 12y ago
I'd hazard I guess that it's merely a few people aggressively reporting sightings near their home and that the vast majority of the rat population goes un-reported and is fairly evenly distributed. Unless I'm mistaken and it's only department employees reporting them, which would still have a bias, based on worker personality.
- foz 12y agoAbsolutely not true. The NYC Health Department handles calls directly from residents, and long-time city residents know that they need to call if they want the city to do anything to help.
- ponyous 12y agoJust read the comment above yours.
- rflrob 12y agoI just asked my Manhattan born and raised girlfriend if she ever reported a rat, and her response was, "No. Why would I do that?"