Andrew Cuomo's post-election plan: Chillin" at Dunkin," according to a baby The wonderful, wonderful thing about the modern world in which we live is that we all have internet-connected cameras in our pockets. That allows us to quickly capture scenes of beauty, or news events, or adorable animals. It also allows you to take photograph of your governor at Dunkin Donuts, after you shove your kid into the frame so that you can post the picture to the Twitter account you've set up for your kid -- an account, I might add, that pretends as though it's written by a toddler. This modern world! There was some debate at The Fix as to whether or not this is "cute." Not the governor; we'll get back to him. Is it cute to use your kid as a running gag? Are kids cute in general? No and no. Editor's note: Philip is wrong. So there's New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D), three days after winning reelection in spectacularly unenthusiastic fashion, walking through a Dunkin Donuts wearing sunglasses. (Where this was taken isn't clear. Baby Daria, who "tweeted" this, lists her location as "The World." She is also "#teamfollowback.") Cuomo's holding a coffee cup. Pressed to guess, we would assume that he is a cream-no-sugar type. The sleeve is rolled up on his very Upstate flannel shirt to expose a watch. If Andrew Cuomo doesn't wear a Fitbit, then we don't know Andrew Cuomo. The coffee thing is a wild guess. That he wears a Fitbit we would put money on. And those shades, indoors. Andrew Cuomo is a complex man. To think that 100 years ago, the governor of New York swinging by a chain coffee joint might never have been seen by anyone besides the lucky few that were there. Assuming they, unlike the kids at the counter here, knew it was the governor. That's not the case today. And remember to follow the young lady who tweeted this. We understand she follows back.