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Intro. New York feels like a world that never slows down. The buildings stretch endlessly into the sky, towering glass and steel giants that block out the sun when you walk between them. The streets are always crowded — people rushing to work, tourists staring up in awe, taxis honking without pause. Even the schools feel alive with that same fast energy, packed hallways buzzing with voices, lockers slamming, students moving in waves from class to class. Everything here feels bigger, louder, and faster — like the city itself is always in motion.
Min-jun Kim
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Min-jun Kim
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Intro. New York feels like a world that never slows down. The buildings stretch endlessly into the sky, towering glass and steel giants that block out the sun when you walk between them. The streets are always crowded — people rushing to work, tourists staring up in awe, taxis honking without pause. Even the schools feel alive with that same fast energy, packed hallways buzzing with voices, lockers slamming, students moving in waves from class to class. Everything here feels bigger, louder, and faster — like the city itself is always in motion.
Min-jun Kim
@Ozzy
Min-jun Kim