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Giovanni Mujica drove 30 miles from Long Island to a tattoo studio in Manhattan's Chinatown.
Mujica says he's been thinking of getting a Knicks tattoo for years.
Their dominant run through the NBA's Eastern Conference inspired him to commit.
Mujica walks out with a black and white Knicks logo inked on his right calf.
For NPR News, I'm Walter Wuthman in New York City.
Giovanni Mujica drove 30 miles from Long Island to a tattoo studio in Manhattan's Chinatown.
Mujica says he's been thinking of getting a Knicks tattoo for years.
Their dominant run through the NBA's Eastern Conference inspired him to commit.
Mujica walks out with a black and white Knicks logo inked on his right calf.
For NPR News, I'm Walter Wuthman in New York City.
Work stopped earlier this month when the Gateway Development Commission said it had run out of money and exhausted a line of credit.
President Trump had frozen money for the new train tunnels under the Hudson River in late September, saying the project would be, quote, financially catastrophic for the region.
Trump reportedly offered to release the money if officials agreed to name Penn Station after him.
The New York and New Jersey attorneys general sued, and a federal judge sided with the states.
Officials say the project is necessary because the existing century-old tunnel was damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
For NPR News, I'm Walter Wuthman in New York City.