It's from the streamed clams they're having.
this post was submitted on 09 Apr 2025
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Hot. Moist. Air.
it's steam not air
You can't see steam. It's not visible to the naked eye.
No it is Moist. Air.
You know how when rockets take off in Florida there's lots of smoke?
Yeah there's a tunnel that goes from Florida to New York that the smoke goes through to help heat up the New York streets. So anytime you see smoke in New York it's cause a rocket was recently shot up in Florida. ~~Technology~~ Infrastructure is incredible!
Ah yes, the classic New York fog machine. Turns out it’s not for dramatic effect—just the city’s 19th-century steam system still doing its thing. Who needs modern infrastructure when you’ve got built-in Gotham vibes?
Hundred plus year old infrastructure.
They use a lot of steam for heating still
Volcano under the city
yo mama's farts
That’s where they cook the Nuts4Nuts
That's the breath of millions of poops.
They might be smoke testing the system, looking for leaks! Smoke is pumped into water pipe infrastructure and leaks out of potential cracks or undisclosed/illegal sources (such as a company dumping into the sewer system without disclosing it to the city). They do this so they can locate and fix these sources so the water remains uncontaminated by groundwater seepage.
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