leaving those jobs because of mandates, not just peopleat testing positive for covid. joining me now ises new york pot columnist carol markowitz. she fled deep blue new york city for the redder pastures of florida. carol, good to see you tonight . ddnow this calendula i have not looked back . yeah, i don t blame you. well, the collapse of publicn transportation is really kindpu of tellsbl the story about how these these blue cities have crushed their working class population. and i don t see right now t in the near future their recovery. i don t see it. your reaction? yeah, you re absolutely right. you know, it all starts with people workingol on their couchs and having they have to go back to the offices until that happens, these transportation systems will continue to struggle. eai coined the phrase pajamas class in august of 2020 toed describe t people who couldib indefinitely stay home and get things delivered to their door and my main point was when w the pajama class does finall
part driven by folks leaving those jobs because of mandates, not just people testing positive for covid. joining me now as new york post columnist carol markel which. she fled deep blue new york city for the redder pastures of florida. karol, good to see you tonight. thank you, laura. had not looked back. laura: yeah, i don t blame you. the collapse of public transportation really kind of tells the story about how these blue cities have crushed their working-class population, and i don t see right now in the near future their recovery. i don t see it. your reaction? you are absolutely right. it all starts with people working on their couches and they have to go back to the offices feared until that happened, these transportation systems will continue to struggle. i coined the phrase pajama class in august 2022 describe the people who could indefinitely stay home and get things delivered to their door. my main point was that when the