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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]New Yorker here. Ridiculous. Lawyers are so striver (I’m one btw). I work in house, am a single mom and make far less and have raised two kids here. I bought in an up and coming neighborhood which has gotten nicer over the years but still isn’t exactly park Avenue (oh well) and my 2 kids went to public, although one went to a parochial for high school. Very happy here, the city has so much to offer and I loved having teens in a city where I didn’t have to worry about drunk driving. It’s people like this who only want to send their dc to private schools (why? There are amazing public options) and[b] have a house in the hamptons and a huge apartment in the west village[i] who think they’re ‘poor’. Again, striver. [/quote] It’s not unreasonable that a person earning close to a million a year thinks they should have more purchasing power than a dumpy apartment in Brooklyn. It sounds like you have lower standards if you are okay being a single parent, NY public schools and live on much less in NY. [/quote] this is so dumb. [/quote]
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