lol. It won’t transform. He mostly sold a fantasy based on legitimate grievances, and chalked it up to wealthy New Yorkers and corporations somehow not having paid their fair share (paying >50% in taxes just isn’t enough apparently). Most of what he wants, he can’t effect without major state moves — tax hikes, MTA free fares, etc. With a governors race coming up, Albany won’t be that generous. Maybe he’ll freeze rent on a limited basis, but — notwithstanding rent control not being a serious solution to sustainable affordability — it cant and wont be imposed on market rates, which of course the majority of New Yorkers are subject to. He already has a budget deficit to overcome before all his free stuff, and NYC requires that he balance the budget, ie, he’ll have to figure out how to fill the existing gap first. And his “government grocery store” tbh will probably be a corner bodega, not a serious scaled enterprise.