The Glamorous Life! (upper-class, median income, zip codes)
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Yeah, but I do. I'm related to quite a few of them, have many friends who are from there, and have been to the city numerous times. You aren't acting like one, even though you think you are, you are just being confrontational and ornery.
Confrontational, just like a New Yorker...
Whatever. Lived here for 17 years, and I don't know a thing about New Yorkers....
Good for you, and my uncle lived there for 65 years and my grandfather for 30 etc ....
quit trying to embody a stereotype
Yeah, but I live here NOW. I'm faced with the traffic going into the city almost every day, I'm faced with the challenge of trying to find a parking spot, I'm dealing with people all the time, I'm listening to the people ***** outside the storefront. I know the people of New York.
I used to think I was the s*** too when I was 17. Wish I was 17 again.
I don't think I'm the ****. Come to my school and try to teach the kids. We're all good kids, we just have attitudes and can intimidate you easily. It's the "New York Mentality."
I don't think I'm the ****. Come to my school and try to teach the kids. We're all good kids, we just have attitudes and can intimidate you easily. It's the "New York Mentality."
Honestly, I had an attitude growing up in high school. I was so sure of everything. I knew what I saw, and I saw what I knew. I was full of it.
Then, I found out that the older I got, the less I was sure of anything. About everything. I went through different things, met different people, lived in different places, and found out that nothing is what it seems.
And I found out that living your whole life with a set attitude is no way to live life at all.
Honestly, I had an attitude growing up in high school. I was so sure of everything. I knew what I saw, and I saw what I knew. I was full of it.
Then, I found out that the older I got, the less I was sure of anything. About everything. I went through different things, met different people, lived in different places, and found out that nothing is what it seems.
And I found out that living your whole life with a set attitude is no way to live life at all.
I'll think of that when I'm 30, but right now, I'm a kid.
And yes, Steve-o, I'm done. Don't want to destroy the thread anymore than it already is. Continue on with the thread...
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