We all rely heavily on our Bodega to be open when we need it to be, fully stocked with whatever we want, and to get us in and out in no time at all. In order to make that happen on every corner in the City, a dedicated crew needs to be at the top of their game at each bodega. In this short video from New York Magazine, meet the crew at Andy's Deli in Union Square on 18th and Broadway and get a sense of how it all works from the inside.

The view from behind the deli counter.

Brooklyn resident Anthony George takes pride in his Halloween display. So much so, that for the past 13 years, his Dyker Heights residence transforms into Dyker Frights an impressive setup that attracts thousands of visitors each year, sometimes even shutting down the street. In this video from the New York Post, see what it takes to put it all together each year.

For the last 13 years, Anthony George has been turning his Dyker Heights home into a local tourist attraction for Halloween. Known as Dyker Frights, his haunted house display attracts thousands of visitors on the spooky holiday.

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