Is New York City dead?
This question has become one of the hottest topic of discussions ever since entrepreneur James Altucher’s LinkedIn article went viral in August. Comedian Jerry Seinfeld countered James on his New York Times’ article, implying that the city will never be dead.
Some people argue that rich and famous people are actually untouched by the economic impact of the coronavirus so it’s easy for them to debate on whether New York City is dead or alive.
Then how about those New Yorkers who are actually running businesses in the city?
Well, we spoke to Eddie Travers, owner of 258-year-old Fraunces Tavern, one of the oldest tavern in the city.
“New York City is definitely not dead. You can never write off such a great city,” 43-year-old Travers said.
Here’s the link to the story produced by Anuz Thapa.
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