NYC Subway Drama: Nuts, Fried Chicken, and Emmy Claps
The 2025 New York Emmy Awards just threw some serious shade on your Netflix binge with Eater and Thrillist snagging three noms. One episode features chefs Simon and SK Kim flexing $38 Korean fried chicken goodness, "showcas[ing] how they create" that bucket of dreams. Another dives into nut roasting madness with the Nuts4Nuts crew roasting "nearly 300,000 pounds of nuts annually," and finally, a subway saga where conductor Etanya Tisdale schoolsof us on the MTA moving "400 million commuters daily." These folks arenât just winning awardsâtheyâre winning hearts and stomachs.
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(1 of 3)Not your average Emmy noms: fried chicken buckets costing more than my rent, nuts roasting like itâs a Vegas buffet, and subway secrets spilling harder than your exâs tea. The way I would binge this over cable news is UNMATCHED. This is sending me.
If Eater's Korean fried chicken wins, imma eat $38 buckets till Iâm broke and cryingâbecause thatâs how you subway-style celebrate success.
This has the same energy as finding out your subway conductor knows more secrets than your momâs group chat. Literally, stop spilling the T MTA!
Source: Eater | Published: 7/30/2025 | Author: Eater Staff
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