Last November, the first full month that he and his wife Sara started taking the train regularly, NJ Transit riders suffered their worst month of delays in 15 years. “And then two weeks later, I had one where I got home at midnight.”īuono chose the exact wrong time to become a NJT commuter. “My first week on New Jersey Transit, I had a three-hour commute,” Buono said, already sounding world-weary, leaning forward in his seat on the 8:18am train from Rahway to Penn Station. That turned his 20-minute commute from Brooklyn Heights to Union Square into an hour-or-more tango with NJ Transit. They have diners and ‘The Sopranos,’ nothing else for me.”īut boy met girl (a Jersey girl, specifically), they married, found out they had a kid on the way, and moved to the suburbs last fall. You’re like, I’m never moving to New Jersey. “It’s just that stigma, you know?” Buono told WNYC. Nick Buono is just another Brooklyn kid, born and raised in Marine Park, who never imagined he’d sell out and move to New Jersey.
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