I knew this would happen- in Chicago, missing NYC (New York: place to live, moving)
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So I moved to Chicago for work, to be closer to family, and have a more affordable place to live. I have never been so unhappy in my life. People here are the worst, so fake. At least in New York if someone needed to talk smack they did so to my face. Also, the food is terrible. Saucy sausage on dough is considered 'pizza' here. And you cannot find a NY style slice if your life was to depend on it. I miss it so much... I had to vent to all of you. I didn't realize what a good thing I had there until I lived in this place. F.
So I moved to Chicago for work, to be closer to family, and have a more affordable place to live. I have never been so unhappy in my life. People here are the worst, so fake. At least in New York if someone needed to talk smack they did so to my face. Also, the food is terrible. Saucy sausage on dough is considered 'pizza' here. And you cannot find a NY style slice if your life was to depend on it. I miss it so much... I had to vent to all of you. I didn't realize what a good thing I had there until I lived in this place. F.
So come back and in a couple of months you can start up more of your "I hate NY" threads.
You hated NY, now Chicago. Why don't you try somewhere warm this time?
you know what haters do?
they complain about new places, yet they keep moving around for find a new place to settle
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Originally Posted by makossa
So come back and in a couple of months you can start up more of your "I hate NY" threads.
You hated NY, now Chicago. Why don't you try somewhere warm this time?
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