moving in new york city is shockingly uncomplicated
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What I learned: Never get your hopes up
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What I learned: Never get your hopes up
oh my bad the agents also stood there and answered questions so that’s definitely worth 15% of the annual rent
Top 3 things to do in NYC: 1. Leave 2. 3.
For those not from NYC, this entire skit is 100% accurate. Living in NYC is realizing you need to settle but pay a high fee for what you are settling for.
I am shocked at how uncomplicated this was
Step 1 Become a real estate agent Step 2 live in New Jersey
Tip 1: never move to New York
Living in New York is shockingly uncomplicated: 1. Don't move to New York
The window looking at a brick wall legit sounds like the most depressing thing EVER
"have money" well gg bois hard quest fs
The best thing about New York are the memories of the few good moments you had while there as a tourist
Cheat code: leave NYC.
which apartment would you have picked? indefinite scaffolding wasn’t too bad tbh
Step 1, dont move to new york
at least we didn’t have to wait in lines to view apartments
You can see bro lost the childhood joy in eyes lmao
maybe the suburbs not so bad
We had a really sweet Indian Chinese landlord couple. They stayed in the building and never raised rent beyond like 20$ every year... That too because of some law. They were chill af and didn't mind if we couldn't pay on time. Free delicious Indian and Chinese food. My mom even complained that I didn't experience any hardships during college because it was like I never left home. I moved out after college because of work but one of my roommates still lives there. 10 years now. Sadly the wife passed away during covid but my roommate has a family now so they keep the landlord company in his old age.
His dead eye stare confirmed it's a true story
I live in Denver and pay $1870 for a top floor view facing the skyline. This is insane, god rest your New York souls.