watkinsross+FollowPrivate jets for kids’ soccer? UES moms debateA Manhattan mom’s question about flying private while her son flies coach to soccer games has everyone talking about wealth, privilege, and the environment. In the Upper East Side’s parenting group, the idea of commercial flights seemed almost foreign—sparking frustration and jokes online. But it’s not just about luxury: private jet use is up 46% in five years, and the richest 0.1% are being called out for their massive carbon footprints. Is this just another out-of-touch moment, or a sign we need to rethink how the ultra-wealthy travel? What do you think? #Sports #Soccer #UpperEastSide00Share
Charles Mills+FollowUpper East Side mom’s private jet soccer dramaOnly on the Upper East Side: a mom’s post about flying private to her son’s travel soccer games has the neighborhood buzzing. She wondered if it’s wrong to jet-set in style while her son flies coach with his team, even considering hiring a nanny as a chaperone. The Facebook group’s reactions? Everything from “Can you adopt me?” to “You’re the worst,” with plenty of parodies and disbelief in between. It’s got people debating privilege, parenting, and what’s really best for kids. Where do you land—should comfort or team spirit win out? #Sports #Soccer #UpperEastSide00Share
randerson+FollowNYC townhouse drops $10M—still a jaw-dropperMarcus Lemonis just knocked $10 million off his Upper East Side townhouse, but it’s still listed at a cool $24.5 million. This place isn’t just any home—it’s packed with wild history, from secret spy meetings to a notorious explosion. Even with the price cut, it’s a reminder of how competitive and unpredictable the NYC real estate market can be right now. Would you ever consider buying a home with such a colorful past? And what do you think it says about the city’s future that even big names are downsizing? Let’s hear your take! #RealEstate #NYCRealEstate #UpperEastSide01Share
