Jack Crivici-Kramer

But pause the pod, because we have fantastic news for your life, your wallet, and potentially New York's economy.

Because you can now rent out the Brooklyn Bridge.

Correction.

You can rent out the secret apartments inside the Brooklyn Bridge.

I mean, Jack, it's the best commute in the city, because you are the commute.

Call it bridge-maxing.

It's bridge-maxing.

Now, I know the entire history of the Brooklyn Bridge because for about three years I was reading that book.

Jack, could you sprinkle on a little more context for us, please?

The Brooklyn Bridge was completed in 1883 after a harrowing 14 years and $15 million spent.

All right, whip out the whiteboard.

That's about $300 million today adjusted for inflation.

Which is basically one Goldman bonus.

Yeah.

But Washington Roebling designed two wine cellars at the base of the bridge.

Strategic business move so this costly bridge could one day become a profit puppy.

One day.

But for 143 years, those vaults inside the bridge, they've been sitting there doing less than the Mets.

So they never put any wine in there.

The sellers, one on each side of the shores is now available.