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One of the unspoken laws that governs the way New York City works is the truly amazing “Pizza Principle.”

Derived in the eighties through a series of (now archived) articles in The New York Times, the Pizza Principle — also known as the “New York City Pizza Connection” — maintains that since 1960, inflation and other factors have caused the the price of both a slice of pizza and a single ride on the subway to rise at a nearly identical rate.

via: New York Observer

Order Mac and cheese and onion rings. It works better then peanut butter and jelly. I ain’t no liar. Go do it right now. Why are you still reading this?

Zig cake. I wish I made this. Deanna get started. We need to make our own. ASAP.

GAWKER