Subway tunnels are the disgusting homes of rats, roaches, and other beasts
Subway tunnels are the disgusting homes of rats, roaches, and other beasts. Furthermore, they share real estate with our city’s aging sewer system, which puts human waste just feet from where you’re standing with an iced coffee and bagel in hand.
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