NYC homeowner who shares an address with Spider-Man reveals heartwarming web of letters he gets from kids

Fuente: New York Post

With a great address comes great responsibility. A Queens homeowner had no idea he bought “Spider-Man” and his Aunt May’s actual New York City house, but now he emulates the superhero as caretaker of his famous address — and recipient of his heartwarming fan mail from kids. Jack Shi bought 20 Ingram St.

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