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PsychoSkitz
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There's italians here?
All the pizza places I've been to are ran by the spanish.
All the pizza places I've been to are ran by the spanish.
TheGame2001
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JOHN ROCKER
JOHN ROCKER SAID IT BEST ABOUT NEW YORK CITY!
JOHN ROCKER SAID IT BEST ABOUT NEW YORK CITY!
PsychoSkitz
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And now look at his life.
Fuck wit NY, get da horn.
Fuck wit NY, get da horn.
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Sevenfigureman
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Citruscide, forget about moving to New York unless you have a very high income. if you are trying to get a job within the city try commuting from Ct. The real estate prices in Ct. are much more reasonable. I am in the process of closing on an apartment on East 51st for around 3mil, which is at the low end of the spectrum for this particular building. The apartment is nothing special. For 3mil you could purchase a very nice waterfront property in Darien, which is within reasonable commuting distance to the NYC. Also, if and when you make the move, you will quickly find that the main negative is the "trash" that filters up from Jersey. Good Luck.
smoknjilly
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nyc'er over here...
love love love love LOVE this city and will never leave again. I lived down south for 4 years, and met people from every state (yes alaska and hawaii included)
I consider myself an nyc expert (my dad has actually written some of those tourist pamphlets you get at hotels)
Pm me....I can answer any and all questions. I am especially good at finding apartments. You can live outside manhattan for cheaper, but I personally think living in manhattan is something everyone should experience
Yes, things move much faster here than anywhere else, but you will get used to it. Damn, today I was just over in CT and it took me 20 mins to get a coffee...can you say slow mode!!
love love love love LOVE this city and will never leave again. I lived down south for 4 years, and met people from every state (yes alaska and hawaii included)
I consider myself an nyc expert (my dad has actually written some of those tourist pamphlets you get at hotels)
Pm me....I can answer any and all questions. I am especially good at finding apartments. You can live outside manhattan for cheaper, but I personally think living in manhattan is something everyone should experience
Yes, things move much faster here than anywhere else, but you will get used to it. Damn, today I was just over in CT and it took me 20 mins to get a coffee...can you say slow mode!!
smoknjilly
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and you know what....
there are actually NICE people here too...like moi
there are actually NICE people here too...like moi
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Citruscide
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Well, my income should be fairly high... being one of them lawyer folk... so rent shouldn't be much more of a problem than it is here... Shit, I mean, in the gold coast here in my city (Midwest metropolis) it costs around 1000-1200 for a studio, 1300-1700 for one bedroom and over 2G's for a 2br... so sounds about the same.
Anyway, thanks for the advice guys... if I did make the transition to NYC I would come here and get some advice on where to live, and the such... until then, I'll be happy where I'm at!
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Anyway, thanks for the advice guys... if I did make the transition to NYC I would come here and get some advice on where to live, and the such... until then, I'll be happy where I'm at!
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BathBeachBoy
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NYC is great there is so much to do, just go with an open mind. The responses Days & Velvet gave were it. I dont think the subways will be so great for you. 
I'm from Brooklyn, it's cool , and no not everybody is a HEEyyyy...idiot.
But I do like vinegar & earl (OIL) in my salads, and I do flush the terlet... (toilet) Brooklyn, gotta love it.
BBB
The responses Days & Velvet gave were it. I dont think the subways will be so great for you. I'm from Brooklyn, it's cool , and no not everybody is a HEEyyyy...idiot.
But I do like vinegar & earl (OIL) in my salads, and I do flush the terlet... (toilet) Brooklyn, gotta love it.
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