Early Addition: If your neighbor has emotional-support parrots, you just have to deal

Good Tuesday morning in New York City, where people are lining up for this Erewhon smoothie ”dupe” in the East Village.

Here's what else is happening:

• Boyd Johnson, the lawyer hired by Gov. Kathy Hochul to defend against lawsuits over her congestion pricing pause, is also representing Mayor Eric Adams during his campaign finance probe.
• A new study from a team of Columbia University researchers found that neighborhoods that experienced heightened rates of stop-and-frisk policing also had higher rates of young adult psychiatric hospitalizations .
• There's a parking lot underneath the FDR Drive between 18th and 23rd Streets that's being underutilized. Some locals want it turned into public space .
• "At this time, we are experiencing delays with cashing out and do not currently have an ETA on when this will be resolved": Kaiyo , an online furniture-selling platform, is going out of business — and locking the accounts of users who are owed money .
• A Gramercy Park co-op board that kicked out a resident over her emotional-support parrots has been ordered to pay her a $165,000 settlement , plus the cost of her apartment "at an above-market rate."
• Legal weed in this city sure is expensive .
• If you thought you saw a giant L.L. Bean Boot driving down I-95 in Massachusetts recently, you did.
• And finally, God had other plans for him: