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New York is famously referred to as "the city that never sleeps." Habitants move restlessly about the city at all hours. From late night workers at the New Fulton fish market to the street vendors manning their post throughout the night, the city pushes itself to stay awake. One of the reasons this city is able to function on a twenty-four hour schedule is due to the subway system. It first opened in the Oct. 27, 1904, allowing New Yorkers to commute from borough to borough, and currently runs non-stop. For some late night workers, it’s been what's allowed them to have a job and a means to live. For others being out late is a way of life due to circumstances putting them out in the street to live.