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Just now, Bloodporne said:

SF is absolutely closer to NY than LA. I spent a year working in the Bay Area and mostly SF and it reminded me of some horrific hippy alternate universe of Brooklyn. 

Sf isn’t like La, but it’s not like NY either. So cal native, LA isn’t even like the IE. 5 years dmv so NY trips and the NY native who’s been here two years now unequivocally rejects this notion too.

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Just now, skillzdadirecta said:

I used to live in Long Island City before it got crazy expensive... loved it over there.

Dude I don't know when you saw it last but LIC has changed in some drastic ways, it's wild. I wasn't there for maybe 5 years, then my company had a jobsite there and it looked like a totally different place by the water. 

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3 minutes ago, Bloodporne said:

Dude I don't know when you saw it last but LIC has changed in some drastic ways, it's wild. I wasn't there for maybe 5 years, then my company had a jobsite there and it looked like a totally different place by the water. 

I haven't been over there in like 15 years... I'm sure it has changed. I was changing when I left... they gentrified the FUCK out of it. That's why we left... they ran all of the people who made it cool in the first place right the fuck out :p

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5 minutes ago, skillzdadirecta said:

I haven't been over there in like 15 years... I'm sure it has changed. I was changing when I left... they gentrified the FUCK out of it. That's why we left... they ran all of the people who made it cool in the first place right the fuck out :p

It's funny how the cycle goes because first the hipsters ruined neighborhoods, now the hipsters are crying because they can't afford "their" neighborhoods anymore because the yuppies caught wind and drove them out. 

 

I lived in Greenpoint in the early 2000s and remember the hipster takeover. It used to be a working class East Euro immigrant area and they drove rents into astronomical territories. Now half those buildings have been replaced by glass storefront kind of condos occupied by Google employees and the hipsters are organizing demonstrations and crying. Welcome to the club asshole 

 

Edit: I worked at UPS unloading trucks at the time, imagine paying rent in LIC with that now for example

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19 minutes ago, skillzdadirecta said:

I used to live in Long Island City before it got crazy expensive... loved it over there.

 

EDIT: For those who don't know, Long Island City ISN'T in Long Island... It's in Queens, right outside of Manhattan. Second best place I've ever lived in.

Furthermore for people not from here: to make matters more confusing, Long Island City is not Long Island but it technically is ON Long Island because both Brooklyn and Queens are on Long Island. When people refer to Long Island, they specifically mean Nassau and Suffolk counties which are different worlds entirely. 

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55 minutes ago, TUFKAK said:

She grew up in the tri state spent summers/holidays in Italy so she’s as New York as your friend. Dual citizenship and unfortunately I’ll never get to ride her citizenship to freedom. My east coast experience would put the bay closer to the dmv. Sans the weirdness.

 

Says the bay is nothing like NY.

 

Agree the bay WISHES it was anything like NY. 

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52 minutes ago, Keyser_Soze said:

San Francisco is the closest thing to New York on the west coast.

 

I mean.. on a scale of 1000 it's a 100 and LA is a 5, sure. But it's not NY. Like you can barely get around anywhere in the Bay Area without a car. You have the Bart, Caltrain, VTA, and some other lines and none of them go into most neighborhoods. Everything closes early, nothing happens in the Peninsula, the hottest thing going on there is a restaurant called Town where cougars go to find horny tech workers. 

 

Man I hate it there. 

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32 minutes ago, SuperSpreader said:

 

I mean.. on a scale of 1000 it's a 100 and LA is a 5, sure. But it's not NY. Like you can barely get around anywhere in the Bay Area without a car. You have the Bart, Caltrain, VTA, and some other lines and none of them go into most neighborhoods. Everything closes early, nothing happens in the Peninsula, the hottest thing going on there is a restaurant called Town where cougars go to find horny tech workers. 

 

Man I hate it there. 

 

As someone from San Diego I'd kill for something like the BART, or even as many buses they have running there.

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