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You're walking down a city street when a couple of drops of water hit you. They've fallen from an air conditioner and leave you wondering exactly what just dripped on your arm.

You're walking down a city street when a couple of drops of water hit you. They've fallen from an air conditioner and leave you wondering exactly what just dripped on your arm.

There's an expression new parents learn quickly: never wake a sleeping baby. New parents also learn babies cry a lot, and very loudly.

There's an expression new parents learn quickly: never wake a sleeping baby. New parents also learn babies cry a lot, and very loudly.

You're in a car and the needle is dropping fast. Your mission: Find a gas station in Manhattan.

You're in a car and the needle is dropping fast. Your mission: Find a gas station in Manhattan.

Jeff Rossen takes a look at which subways are the dirtiest. It's What's Bugging You!

Jeff Rossen takes a look at which subways are the dirtiest -- it's What's Bugging You!

Yeah, like you really want to know. Is it polite, or just fake? It's What's Bugging You!

Yeah, like you really want to know. Is it polite, or just fake? It's What's Bugging You!

We can argue about why we wear them- or who for. But there is little disagreement high heels can be a pain.

We can argue about why we wear them- or who for. But there is little disagreement high heels can be a pain.

One of the big culprits are people who honk their horns. It is illegal but people still honk for the slightest of reasons -- and it's bugging you!

One of the big culprits are people who honk their horns. It is illegal but people still honk for the slightest of reasons -- and it's bugging you!

But what's really frustrating? When spots are used for construction projects and that's what's bugging you.

But what's really frustrating? When spots are used for construction projects and that's what's bugging you.

It's one thing to stand in line a couple of a day, but in big cities like New York, it could be hours, every day.

It's one thing to stand in line a couple of a day, but in big cities like New York, it could be hours, every day.

They say New Yorkers are so mean and rude, but why do we have such a bad rap? Let's see if we can prove them wrong!