I'm a remote worker, debating my options. If I was loaded I'd say fuk Boston and just move to NYC for two years, but the most I can afford in rent is $2500/month. Given that NYC is apparently not what it was pre-pandemic and probably won't return in full until 2022, I'm debating living in Boston for one year then moving to NYC around this time in 2022. Thoughts?
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Today, 05:17 PM #1Registered User
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Live in NYC for next 2 years, or Boston the 1st year and NYC the 2nd?
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Today, 05:32 PM #2Forever aBOARD
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I think you should continue to make ny vs Boston threads every week for the next year.
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Today, 05:33 PM #3Former obese brah
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NYC is dead. Everyone moved out to NJ/PA/FL
Over 50% of the business are boarded up and shutdown. I would literally only go there if I absolutely needed to be on Wallstreet.
Desantis even joked about it and invited WallStreet to come to Florida.
Enter at your own risk.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/03/25/us/ny...ypd/index.html
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Today, 05:34 PM #4Registered User
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2500/m will maybe get you a jail cell in those cities.
Your nutrition and workout program determines your success.
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Today, 05:37 PM #5Registered User
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-does remote work
-wants to live in 2 of the highest cost areas where most places are still closed down due to covid hysteria
OP is legit retarded
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Today, 05:38 PM #6The Voice of Reason
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NYC is an absolute shell of its former self.
Boston is pretty cool.rep GMiscer and RICHSTRONG on sight crew.
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