Louder for the people in the back, NYC is more than Manhattan, and Manhattan is more than midtown. There's another 150 blocks going north on the island.

There's a lot of us who live uptown & have cars. We're in residential neighborhoods & have family in other boroughs. If I want to drive groceries to my elderly parents in Queens, I would have to pay $9 to go 1 block to get on the 59th bridge or drive to Brooklyn & come back into Queens over the bqe.

You're usually correct in your takes but...no. The zone is all of the island below 60th, not just midtown, (which would actually make sense.) Streets all the way east or west on are mostly not accessible by subway. This is a tax that disproportionately impacts the non-wealthy.

Can confirm. This Coraline turns 16 today.

Should only have one leg, canon.