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About Mason Anderson
Hi there, I am Mason Anderson ex-owner of nightclubs and resturants in the state of Florida. After I decided to sell my businesses, I started travelling the country. At one point, I settled in New York. I've found that this city has so much to offer. At my blog, The Social Brooklyn, I write about the main tourist attractions in the city and the whole state.
How New Yorkers Spend Their Free Time in 2026, From Local Events to Online Entertainment
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How New Yorkers Spend Their Free Time in 2026, From Local Events to Online Entertainment

New Yorkers in 2026 divide their free time among neighborhood events, parks, live culture, dining, sports, streaming, gaming, and digital socializing. The clearest pattern is hybrid leisure: a free concert…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson July 14, 2026
New York Education Jobs In 2026 That Can Lead To Better Pay And Leadership Roles
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New York Education Jobs In 2026 That Can Lead To Better Pay And Leadership Roles

New York education jobs with the strongest route to higher pay in 2026 cluster around high-need teaching, teacher leadership, certification-based advancement, and school administration. In NYC Public Schools, priority hiring…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson July 9, 2026
7 Best Places to Work Remotely in NYC For Freelancers and Digital Nomads
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7 Best Places to Work Remotely in NYC For Freelancers and Digital Nomads

NYC gives freelancers and digital nomads many ways to build a productive workday, including premium coworking spaces, rooftop venues, and neighborhood work hubs. Strong remote work spots offer more than…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson July 9, 2026
When A Kitchen Renovation In NYC Needs A DOB Permit
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When A Kitchen Renovation In NYC Needs A DOB Permit

A kitchen renovation in New York City usually needs a Department of Buildings permit when the work goes beyond cosmetic upgrades. A DOB permit is commonly required if the project…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson July 3, 2026
Safety and Emissions Inspection In New York Explained For Used Car Buyers
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Safety and Emissions Inspection In New York Explained For Used Car Buyers

Buying a used car in New York requires more than checking mileage, paint, and price. A valid inspection sticker matters because New York requires registered vehicles to meet minimum safety…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson July 2, 2026
New York Vehicle Registration Fees in 2026, Why Weight Matters More Than Engine Size?
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New York Vehicle Registration Fees in 2026, Why Weight Matters More Than Engine Size?

Many drivers assume vehicle registration fees are mainly tied to engine size, horsepower, brand, or purchase price. New York uses a different logic for most passenger vehicles. Passenger vehicle registration…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson July 2, 2026
The Best Businesses to Start in NYC If You Come From a Hospitality Background
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The Best Businesses to Start in NYC If You Come From a Hospitality Background

I’ve spent enough time around NYC hospitality to know that New York teaches business fast. Run a door, and you learn psychology. Managing a bar, you learn cash flow, staffing,…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson June 29, 2026
Person sitting on a brownstone stoop working on a laptop with bags and a charger nearby
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7 Things Brooklyn Freelancers Keep Getting Wrong Before Their First Year Abroad Ends

Laptop open in a Lisbon café. A Berlin sublet with decent light. A Mexico City coworking desk booked by the week. A slow Barcelona morning that looks nothing like a…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson June 12, 2026
Flying From JFK To Frankfurt – Border Checks, Rail Connections, and Arrival Mistakes
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Flying From JFK To Frankfurt – Border Checks, Rail Connections, and Arrival Mistakes

A JFK to Frankfurt flight looks simple on paper. Many travelers see it as a direct overnight hop to Germany, followed by a train, a hotel check-in, or a second…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson June 4, 2026
New York Singles Tax – Why Living Alone Costs So Much in NYC
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New York Singles Tax – Why Living Alone Costs So Much in NYC

Living alone in NYC can feel like a major personal achievement. Privacy, independence, and control over your own space matter a lot in a city where apartments are often small,…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson May 29, 2026

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How New Yorkers Spend Their Free Time in 2026, From Local Events to Online Entertainment
Posted inGet Around

How New Yorkers Spend Their Free Time in 2026, From Local Events to Online Entertainment

New Yorkers in 2026 divide their free time among neighborhood events, parks, live culture, dining, sports, streaming, gaming, and digital socializing. The clearest pattern is hybrid leisure: a free concert…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson July 14, 2026
New York Education Jobs In 2026 That Can Lead To Better Pay And Leadership Roles
Posted inGet Around

New York Education Jobs In 2026 That Can Lead To Better Pay And Leadership Roles

New York education jobs with the strongest route to higher pay in 2026 cluster around high-need teaching, teacher leadership, certification-based advancement, and school administration. In NYC Public Schools, priority hiring…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson July 9, 2026
7 Best Places to Work Remotely in NYC For Freelancers and Digital Nomads
Posted inGet Around

7 Best Places to Work Remotely in NYC For Freelancers and Digital Nomads

NYC gives freelancers and digital nomads many ways to build a productive workday, including premium coworking spaces, rooftop venues, and neighborhood work hubs. Strong remote work spots offer more than…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson July 9, 2026
When A Kitchen Renovation In NYC Needs A DOB Permit
Posted inGet Around

When A Kitchen Renovation In NYC Needs A DOB Permit

A kitchen renovation in New York City usually needs a Department of Buildings permit when the work goes beyond cosmetic upgrades. A DOB permit is commonly required if the project…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson July 3, 2026
Safety and Emissions Inspection In New York Explained For Used Car Buyers
Posted inGet Around

Safety and Emissions Inspection In New York Explained For Used Car Buyers

Buying a used car in New York requires more than checking mileage, paint, and price. A valid inspection sticker matters because New York requires registered vehicles to meet minimum safety…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson July 2, 2026
New York Vehicle Registration Fees in 2026, Why Weight Matters More Than Engine Size?
Posted inGet Around

New York Vehicle Registration Fees in 2026, Why Weight Matters More Than Engine Size?

Many drivers assume vehicle registration fees are mainly tied to engine size, horsepower, brand, or purchase price. New York uses a different logic for most passenger vehicles. Passenger vehicle registration…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson July 2, 2026
The Best Businesses to Start in NYC If You Come From a Hospitality Background
Posted inUncategorized

The Best Businesses to Start in NYC If You Come From a Hospitality Background

I’ve spent enough time around NYC hospitality to know that New York teaches business fast. Run a door, and you learn psychology. Managing a bar, you learn cash flow, staffing,…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson June 29, 2026
Person sitting on a brownstone stoop working on a laptop with bags and a charger nearby
Posted inLocal Culture

7 Things Brooklyn Freelancers Keep Getting Wrong Before Their First Year Abroad Ends

Laptop open in a Lisbon café. A Berlin sublet with decent light. A Mexico City coworking desk booked by the week. A slow Barcelona morning that looks nothing like a…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson June 12, 2026
Flying From JFK To Frankfurt – Border Checks, Rail Connections, and Arrival Mistakes
Posted inGet Around

Flying From JFK To Frankfurt – Border Checks, Rail Connections, and Arrival Mistakes

A JFK to Frankfurt flight looks simple on paper. Many travelers see it as a direct overnight hop to Germany, followed by a train, a hotel check-in, or a second…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson June 4, 2026
New York Singles Tax – Why Living Alone Costs So Much in NYC
Posted inNeighborhood

New York Singles Tax – Why Living Alone Costs So Much in NYC

Living alone in NYC can feel like a major personal achievement. Privacy, independence, and control over your own space matter a lot in a city where apartments are often small,…
Posted by Mason Anderson Mason Anderson May 29, 2026

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mason and patel

We're Mason and Patel—two friends passionate about sharing the best of NYC with you. Mason, a former Florida nightlife entrepreneur, now explores and writes about New York's iconic attractions. Patel, a Brooklyn native, uncovers the city's hidden culinary gems. Together, we bring you stories and insights to help you experience the city like a local.

Recent Posts
  • How New Yorkers Spend Their Free Time in 2026, From Local Events to Online Entertainment
  • New York Education Jobs In 2026 That Can Lead To Better Pay And Leadership Roles
  • 7 Best Places to Work Remotely in NYC For Freelancers and Digital Nomads
  • When A Kitchen Renovation In NYC Needs A DOB Permit
  • Safety and Emissions Inspection In New York Explained For Used Car Buyers
  • New York Vehicle Registration Fees in 2026, Why Weight Matters More Than Engine Size?
  • The Best Businesses to Start in NYC If You Come From a Hospitality Background
  • 7 Things Brooklyn Freelancers Keep Getting Wrong Before Their First Year Abroad Ends
  • Flying From JFK To Frankfurt – Border Checks, Rail Connections, and Arrival Mistakes
  • New York Singles Tax – Why Living Alone Costs So Much in NYC

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