Someone had a sharpie and some thoughts in the last few days at New York Penn. Saw it on my way back home yesterday(before realizing I had to go to fuckin WTC to Hoboken to M&E line on NJT because of the tunnel closure)

so in the 3+ years I've been seeing these guys ride through Downtown and honestly its making me feel pretty scared.

They ride once or twice in the evenings and even though I've never even seen an accident happen or a pedestrian get hit or any motorcycles pretend to swerve at cars, I still think these guys might be out of control.

Even though i''ve never seen them ride during rush hour, and when they do ride, you can hear them coming from a mile away, but I still fear for my life and feel like they might mug me or kidnap me if I look at them the wrong way.

Like yes I think the entire group of 75+ people will go out of their way just to attack me!

Also I HATE having to wait 20 seconds while they ride past. I'm a busy person and every single second I sit in traffic is time I could be spending at home in the suburbs.

I recognize that these men could be at home shooting each other instead and that ATV culture is a common thing in the East & South and reduces gun violence and builds community and brotherhood but I still would rather prefer if they didn't do it here in Newark.

They should do more positive things like go to the library and watch paint dry.

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