The subway card still worked. That cannot be taken for granted - the yellow cards that are slipped through a narrow metal slit in New York to loosen the turnstile from its solidification have an expiry date; when they expire, they turn into a worthless piece of plastic. But my card still worked. The last time I used it was a year and many months ago. In that long-blown epoch, when I still thought the virus from Wuhan was none of my business. Through. The train was ready: line one, the red line.
New York: How it feels to go back to socializing as a vaccinated person
2021-04-01T10:36:37.489Z
Thanks to vaccination, our author in New York ventures back into the wild after a year in quarantine. And suddenly experience the battered metropolis in a new, intoxicating way. There are no privileges for vaccinated people - with one exception.
Source: welt