YOLO and we need a US proxy.
General Discussion: Moving to New York NY
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posted 21 Jan 2014 13:01, edited 21 Jan 2014 13:01
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Ultimately though thats a once in a lifetime opportunity, one which not many people would even stand a chance of getting. In my opinion it's a no brainer, get your shit packed say your goodbyes (for now) and go get yourself some mixed race chicks.
21 Jan 2014 15:41
21 Jan 2014 16:02
21 Jan 2014 16:44
YOLO and we need a US proxy.
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Ultimately though thats a once in a lifetime opportunity, one which not many people would even stand a chance of getting. In my opinion it's a no brainer, get your shit packed say your goodbyes (for now) and go get yourself some mixed race chicks.
You can split hairs all day about how the club scene sucks compared to Europe but the food is cheaper and better yaddayadda, you'd be an idiot not to go at least for a year or two. Look just outside Williamsburg e.g. Greenpoint for semi-reasonably priced hipstur friendly housing, or Park Slope if you're a baller 
The hardest bit for me with USA in general is the poverty gap – you've got some of the richest people in the world there yet the poor people can be REALLY destitute in a way that the UK generally doesnt allow to happen.
how so, particularly when it comes to The UK? I would think the poor had a better chance at an opportunity to make something of themselves here in the US if the worked EXTREMELY hard
Not sure why everyone is loving NY so much and saying I'm a dick for even asking. Ive been a few times and always thought it wasnt as good as London. NY is a lot more expensive, even US brands cost more out there than in the UK. Food is good, but 25% tip/tax on everything means its not cheap either. Rent is painful in NY, much more so than London. The house scene is no where near as big and clubs seem to shut a lot earlier. I get its a good opportunity but so is London and I'm already there!
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