Topic: Williamsburg

During a visit to a bookstore in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Adam Curry was asked to wear a mask despite the lack of a mandate. He describes the store's inventory as being almost entirely focused on "woke" topics, with a tiny, neglected section for religion. Curry shares an anecdote about an Uber driver's reaction to his critique of New York's cultural climate, concluding that the city has become "corrupt" and unwelcoming to outsiders.

NPR reported on the first "owner-occupied" 3D printed Habitat for Humanity home in Williamsburg, Virginia. Adam Curry describes seeing similar "automated mud flappers" in action, noting that the technology primarily prints the cement walls but not the roof or doors. The hosts critique the media hype surrounding the "first" status of the project.

Mayor Bill de Blasio mandates vaccinations in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, following a measles outbreak in the Orthodox Jewish community. The hosts discuss the "fear campaign" surrounding the virus, including the use of the phrase "tested positive" and the implementation of quarantines at universities like UCLA for those who cannot prove vaccination.