Anonymous
10/01/2019 17:51
Subject: Goldman Sachs making big moves in D.C.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bubble. Why pour money into this swamp?
You wish. The bubble breathers have been bubbling about a (second) recession since 2013.
D.C. is just exploding. Sorry that sucks for you.
It is going to suck for thousands people, but who cares? You have yours.
How specifically will it suck for thousands of people?
Not everyone is a lawyer or lobbyist. Where are all of the GS-5s, secretaries, cooks, custodians and retail folks supposed to live? West Virginia?
Yes, actually. And that’s ok. Life choices and all that.
You are delusional, out of touch, sheltered and extremely privileged if you think that it’s all about “life choices.” Wow!
Anonymous
10/01/2019 17:42
Subject: Goldman Sachs making big moves in D.C.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bubble. Why pour money into this swamp?
+1. Most of the metro area is ugly and boring, unlike most other “destinations.”
Yes, the metro area sucks. But we aren't talking about Reston here. The Wharf is in D.C. and it is absolutely stunning. You try having a dinner date at dusk on the water, it is sublime.
You must have led a very sheltered life if you think that’s sublime.
+1
I like it. If you're posting from Paris, I'm not exactly sure why you're on a D.C. community board but do you.
I am posting from DC. And quite frankly there is not one place in DC I would call "sublime".
Anonymous
10/01/2019 17:29
Subject: Goldman Sachs making big moves in D.C.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bubble. Why pour money into this swamp?
+1. Most of the metro area is ugly and boring, unlike most other “destinations.”
Yes, the metro area sucks. But we aren't talking about Reston here. The Wharf is in D.C. and it is absolutely stunning. You try having a dinner date at dusk on the water, it is sublime.
You must have led a very sheltered life if you think that’s sublime.
+1
I like it. If you're posting from Paris, I'm not exactly sure why you're on a D.C. community board but do you.
Anonymous
10/01/2019 17:17
Subject: Goldman Sachs making big moves in D.C.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bubble. Why pour money into this swamp?
+1. Most of the metro area is ugly and boring, unlike most other “destinations.”
Yes, the metro area sucks. But we aren't talking about Reston here. The Wharf is in D.C. and it is absolutely stunning. You try having a dinner date at dusk on the water, it is sublime.
You must have led a very sheltered life if you think that’s sublime.
+1
Anonymous
10/01/2019 16:43
Subject: Goldman Sachs making big moves in D.C.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bubble. Why pour money into this swamp?
You wish. The bubble breathers have been bubbling about a (second) recession since 2013.
D.C. is just exploding. Sorry that sucks for you.
It is going to suck for thousands people, but who cares? You have yours.
How specifically will it suck for thousands of people?
Not everyone is a lawyer or lobbyist. Where are all of the GS-5s, secretaries, cooks, custodians and retail folks supposed to live? West Virginia?
So because some people are poor, we can't have nice things?
Where's my BMW?