Jed Kronfeld

To call it just a subway station, it's underplaying it a little bit.

It connects like nine or ten different lines, and then it leads to a terminal for the Long Island Railroad.

And then on top of that is a whole other layer that is a mall.

On the upper end, in the mall, there is one Wetzel's Pretzels.

And it looks like any Wetzel's Pretzels.

And then within the system, on the top floor, there is a Wetzel's Pretzels.

And on the bottom floor, there is another Wetzel's Pretzels.

And the spaces that they're in, they look like no larger than a broom closet.

It just kind of doesn't make sense.

I don't know how you set up one place like that, much less two.

Much less a third location.

You could get to all of them within a minute.

It's really that quick.

By the time I moved into Brooklyn, the one in the mall that was already there, and then about...

Two years ago, the other two moved in.

I don't know if they moved in at the same time, but they definitely moved in within the same month.

I'm like, what are we doing?

This is excessive.

This is amazing.

I'm a gog.