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Good Monday morning in New York City, where one guy isn’t happy about spending $700 on a Knicks ticket yesterday.

Here’s what else is happening:

• Leaked WhatsApp messages indicate that the KIND bar founder and several other wealthy political donors concerned about antisemitism had a Zoom call with Mayor Adams to discuss sending in the NYPD to stop campus protesters at Columbia. 
• What if, instead of free curbside parking spots, New York City had a bunch of little curbside parks?
• “Swept Away,” an Avett Brothers musical about an 1884 shipwreck, is coming to Broadway this fall.
• The portal to Dublin is back in action, with shorter hours and tightened security.
• The Times Square lactation cookie billboard is also back.
• Sheep from upstate New York will once again be summering on Governors Island, where they eat invasive plants.
• The MTA is selling limited edition Vampire Weekend MetroCards today.
• The Disneyland characters have voted to unionize.
• Rudy Giuliani has an Amazon gift registry for his 80th birthday.
• And finally, Paris 2024: