The typical cost of a regular slice is now $3.14, well above the subway’s $2.75 fare, Bloomberg reported.

And with New York Gov. Hochul committed to keeping the subway train fare frozen for the time being and inflation showing no signs of abating, the gap may widen further.

The pair of city essentials for New Yorkers have risen more or less in lockstep since the 1950s, Bloomberg said.

But the price of a slice is now above $3 in every borough, for the first time ever, Bloomberg said — lowest in Brooklyn ($3.06) and highest in Manhattan ($3.26).

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