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Mr_L33 wrote: »

Crazy how when ur outside of NY, u get soooo much more for soooo much less. But i cant ever deal with the lack of convenience factor

Space for your buck is definitely what floors most of us leaving cities like NY. Thought SF was a humongous bargain. SD is more affordable than LA. Texas ... Wow!

My sister and I lived in Manhattan, NY alone from whence I was 19, until 24/25. Initially on 34th before moving to a huge roomshare lux penthouse on 56th and 5th ( 5 of us in a 6 bedrooms apartment - the pad was owned by an artist who'd understudied Warhol back in her day. She was leaving for a 3 year sabbatical.
Us + 3 German gals attached to Goldman Sachs, Donna Karan and PriceWaterhouse Coopers ).We missed the convenience you speak of, only we adjusted. You have to. Moved to Tiburon, across the SF bridge - loved it. The countryscape has its own allure. Granted, we had to play " city noise" honking, sirens and all, just to sleep. After a while, your system adapts. Silence ... Ocean sounds ... Running streams ... Birds sounds become your sense of clarity and calm, returning to the old us, who'd appreciate nature sounds.

My mum love loves the prices. Badgers me constantly that we need to buy homes and rent them out. The newer builds from OC to SD are aptly priced at $600K to $2.5M. Executive Mansions with 17 ft ceilings per room. You'd miss the basement floors which is fairly common in NJ though. Even roof top access, which is a common place in NY.. We just don't feel like chasing up on default renters who jump States to avoid payment. I can only how much space one would get buying in NY for $60K or $2.5M ... Doubt it'll even be close to 1,000sq ft.

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km8907 wrote: »

lstrat115 wrote: »

km8907 wrote: »

orangegato wrote: »

Why does it feel so good to scratch an itch?

Scratching actually causes pain to your skin, which distracts the brain from the itch.

See now I just thought he was using a euphemism.

Either way we've all learned something today.

Today I Learned thread!!!!

empresssue wrote: »

@cee134

You should stop quoting him.

pudgy1977 wrote: »

cee134 wrote: »

SabotageinStilettos wrote: »

cee134 wrote: »

Holy *kitten* *kitten*! I'm tagging all you people now. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow.... but someday.

Oh you don’t like it huh?

Careful. I'm not afraid to go into F&G and tag you @SabotageinStiletto, or @Caporegiem @Clever_User_Name @projectbradley @bojack3 @caco_ethes @CaptainFantastic01 @CWadle @MeeseeksAndDestroy is a thespian @cjones1775 @UrBaconMeCr8zy @DeadliftsAndSprinkles @RomaineCalm @denny_mac @_Deadman_Walking_ @invisiblewoman5 @ChaelAZ @CatsIvuE @RunHardBeStrong @JustKeepTryin @pudgy1977 @empresssue @LittleLionHeart1 @Maid_of_Mischief1 @LittleHearseDriver @lstrat115 @LoganMitchellMFP @Avocado_AS5 @km8907 @Vikka_V @leut_underpants @kace_kay

Hey!! I didn’t do nutin.

Guilt by association, my friend

ChaelAZ wrote: »

ChaelAZ wrote: »

empresssue wrote: »

@cee134

You should stop quoting him.

It is rude.

Oh...I'd hate for him to think I am rude!

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