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13 Things Everyone HATED About New York City in the 1990s

New York in the ‘90s was wild, chaotic, and completely unpredictable. It was a city where you had to stay alert, move fast, and always watch your pockets. The subways were filthy, Times Square was still dangerous, and every corner had a hustle going on. It was a survival test—but somehow, we loved it. Before the gentrification, before the glass towers, before everything got "safe," New York had a pulse that you could feel in your bones. You had to live it to understand it. From the squeegee men shaking down drivers to the smell of hot garbage in the summer, from getting scammed in Times Square to dodging muggers in Central Park after dark—these are the 13 things everyone hated about 1990s NYC. But did we really hate it? Or do we secretly miss it? Let’s go back and see how much you REALLY remember… 👉 Were you in New York in the ‘90s? Tell us your craziest memory in the comments! 👉 Like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you don’t miss more deep dives into NYC’s wildest eras!