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The \u2018Pizza-Subway Connection\u2019 is an accurate economic law, since the 1960s, proposed by Eric M. Bram that the price of a pizza slice is the same as a single subway ride. Thus, Pizza Cost = Sunway Cost!<\/p>\n
Federal Reserve Bank on Liberty Street, New York, holds 25% of the world\u2019s mined gold. New York stored the largest amount of gold in the whole world.<\/p>\n
When we say New York has everything \u2013 we mean it. It is common in New York to preserve body parts of the famous. Thomas Harvey removed Einstein\u2019s eyeballs and gifted to his eye doctor, Henry Abrams. His eyes are stored in a safety deposit box in New York City.<\/p>\n
It is agreed upon that egg benedict was invented in New York City when in 1894, Lemuel Benedict, suffering from a hangover, ordered \u2018some buttered toast, crisp bacon, two poached eggs, and a hooker of hollandaise sauce\u2019 at the Waldorf Hotel in NYC<\/a>.<\/p>\n Built-in 1974, 33 Thomas Street is a skyscraper in Civic Center, Manhattan, NYC, without windows. It was designed to withstand a nuclear attack, which explains the no windows.<\/p>\n A $25 fine can be levied for flirting in New York. Other than business purposes, women can get around the city, topless. It is illegal to honk the horn unless it\u2019s an emergency. It is a criminal offence to fart in NYC\u2019s churches. Slippers cannot be worn after 10:00 pm!<\/p>\n More than 37% of New Yorkers were born in another country so a lot of languages have been brought in New York \u2013 in fact as many as 800! Even dying languages like Quechua and Garifuna are spoken in NYC.<\/p>\n\n
Windowless Skyscraper!<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
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Weird Laws in New York<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
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800 Languages<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n