Extra Extra: The reviews are in for Eric Adams' son's party rap album

Good Wednesday afternoon in New York City, where you could always move across the river and into a cube.

Here's what else is happening:

• "I feel bad for the people that normally park their cars there" — The New York Post talked to some people in Harlem who think the new curbside rat-proof trash containers are bad.
• Zohran Mamdani's campaign said it has 29,000 volunteer door-knockers.
• The pro-Andrew Cuomo super PAC has 16 billionaires paying for its ads.
• An MTA Mobile Wash Unit truck crashed into a building in Greenpoint this morning.
• Gone are the days where you could say "fill it, regular" and pay cash afterwards at a New Jersey Wawa.
• The reviews are in for Jordan "Jayoo" Coleman's new party rap album: One says "it kind of goes," the other says he's "a bad rapper" who makes "NYC-rap-promoter world music."
• Cheesecake Factory cheesecake slices might be getting smaller.
• Hail is getting bigger.
• I'm aware that my editors were very late to publish today's Early Addition post — which is their fault, but also, I control the Early Addition newsletter and I never fail to send it, so please subscribe if you can't stand to miss those morning links.
• And finally, she's probably seen this 20 times and is still amazed: