Gum Busters is one of the companies who are tasked with cleaning up the New York City streets… literally.
In this video from BRIC, meet owner Anthony Mule and follow him as he goes throughout a typical day of cleaning gum and other gunk off of the City sidewalks.
Anthony Mule, a former MTA transit worker, realized that gum plagues the streets of NYC and decided to capitalize on it. The CEO of his now 16-year old company, Gum Busters thinks there is a gum pollution problem.
As Remote Work gains momentum, you will find that there are a lot of changing patterns within the city. Fridays are much emptier, local businesses feel the brunt of fewer people buying food and drinks, and a delicate financial balance could topple over in no time.
Most articles agree. Office spaces in NYC reached a critical point in January 2023, when they were at half occupancy, and it's a number that's still sticking through. The implications are massive.
Check out this video to learn how Remote Work has forever transformed New York City.
We'll visit some of NYC's Most Iconic Restaurants to see if they're Worth It Or Not?
[…] NYC Iconic Restaurant Chapter List:
00:00- Intro
00:10- 1) Russ & Daughters- 179 E. Houston Street, New York, NY
03:43- 2) Gray's Papaya- 2090 Broadway, New York, NY
07:33- 3) Junior's Restaurant & Bakery, 386 Flatbush Ave Ext, Brooklyn, NY
