Published in Midtown, New York City 
People are literally dying to get in. The 8 million people in New York City all will be dead, eventually. That’s 44 million feet of cadaver. In a town where space is always at a premium, there’s not enough earth to grant all those bodies eternal rest.
Across the country, businesses with positions that don’t require qualifications or degrees – mainly food service, retail, and customer service – say they are being flooded with overqualified applicants — many of them adults taking jobs usually staffed by teens.
Hospitals around the country are expanding by building spa-like facilities outside city centers, making it more difficult for the poor and uninsured — those who need care the most — to receive medical services and participate in health programs.
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