The title comes from Fran's habit of yelling "Pretend it's a city!" at tourists blocking the sidewalk.
Finally binged and I’ve never felt more seen by someone who would probably hate me. Fran Lebowitz is the prickly, book-collecting, technology-hating legend we all need right now. Between her dry wit and Martin Scorsese’s non-stop laughing, it’s basically a seven-episode love letter to the art of complaining.
If you tell me you're posting on or if you want a specific tone (e.g., more academic, more sarcastic), I can tailor the captions even further for you! Pretend It's a City
It’s often described as a "love letter to New York" from a critical, humorous perspective.
Pretend It's a City Review: A Lebowitz Love Letter to Urban Life The title comes from Fran's habit of yelling
"New Yorkers almost always use the word 'my' before almost everything. My dry cleaner, my coffee shop, my table!" 🍎🏙️
"There is no such thing as inner peace. There is only nervousness and death." — Fran Lebowitz Between her dry wit and Martin Scorsese’s non-stop
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