‘At the Next Stop, a Seat Opened Up Next to Her, So I Sat Down’

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“‘At the Next Stop, a Seat Opened Up Next to Her, So I Sat Down’”

Seeing double on the 4 train, meeting a sitcom sidekick at dinner and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.

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