Although it's commonly assumed to be a culinary creation of the South, the origin of fried chicken and waffles is traced back to Harlem, New York, where it first appeared on menus in the 1930s. Decades later, the comfort food is an iconic piece of Harlem's culinary scene, even as its favor has extended well into the South and west to Los Angeles. At Amy Ruth's, the chicken is marinated in a secret blend of spices and crisped to perfection, while the waffle better is delicately sweet and stirred with meticulous attention.

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This video chronicles an ambitious journey undertaken by the hosts, Miles and Jeremy, to complete the longest possible trip on a single MetroCard. This extensive trip spans from Putnam County to Suffolk County, utilizing various public transport systems that still accept the MetroCard before its eventual phase-out. The entire trip, from their initial departure to reaching Patchogue, took approximately 8 hours and 14 minutes.

This video explores the history and hidden remnants of the old Penn Station in New York City. The original Penn Station, a magnificent Beaux-Arts building designed by McKim, Mead & White, was completed in 1910 and allowed direct rail access from New Jersey to Manhattan, utilizing innovative tunnels under the Hudson and East Rivers. However, due to financial difficulties, the above-ground portion of the station was demolished between 1963 and 1966 to make way for Madison Square Garden and Pennsylvania Plaza. Today, Penn Station is largely underground, but several historical elements remain.