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My pic is now on my profile, I hope you all feel dumb. Successful people use the Internet too
I'm surprised you really post your pic as you said you would. I don't meant it to be in a derogatory way, but you are good looking but kind of..... Anyway, rep for backup your words.
Nah... he's for real....hey, rich or not, he'll get treated like everybody else on here anyway.
Sean, welcome. And you'll get treated like everybody else here.
Good that's what I'd like. To answer your question, no I don't think Manhattan has enough upscale areas. Harlem and Washington Heights is still extremely ghetto IMO. Imagine all that area completely gentrified, there'd be a lot more options on the island
Like I said most of you won't know who I am, I'm a male model not an actor.
This actually makes me like you more, possibly because of the movie Zoolander. Also you're so young you don't really have a fully formed personality yet which is not your fault.
Get to know the city you live in outside those incredibly boring neighborhoods you like. It's much bigger and more interesting than you are.
Nah... he's for real....hey, rich or not, he'll get treated like everybody else on here anyway.
Sean, welcome. And you'll get treated like everybody else here.
Eh, never heard of him anyway. Or seen him. Interesting that such a successful person would sign on to city-data and proceed to make a douchey topic. Doesn't he have better things to do?
Eh, never heard of him anyway. Or seen him. Interesting that such a successful person would sign on to city-data and proceed to make a douchey topic. Doesn't he have better things to do?
I started this topic while at a friends dinner party on my iPhone. I'm not going to run down my whole resume, but if you've ever shopped in a men's retail clothing store..you've more than likely seen me. I've been plastered all over Times Square in Zara, h&m, armani and tons of other campaigns. Not bragging, just stating facts.
I've honestly never seen your face before or heard of you, despite patronizing some of those stores you've named. Again, I find it interesting that your first topic would be the equivalent of a shiny turd, but hey..whatever gets you off.
I started this topic while at a friends dinner party on my iPhone. I'm not going to run down my whole resume, but if you've ever shopped in a men's retail clothing store..you've more than likely seen me. I've been plastered all over Times Square in Zara, h&m, armani and tons of other campaigns. Not bragging, just stating facts.
Good that's what I'd like. To answer your question, no I don't think Manhattan has enough upscale areas. Harlem and Washington Heights is still extremely ghetto IMO. Imagine all that area completely gentrified, there'd be a lot more options on the island
You really gotta know your history of the city man...then you'd understand why things are the way they are....IJS....see my CD peoples are already giving you the business. But I'ma treat you fair man. Do me a favor and google my neighborhood when you get a chance: Far Rockaway
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LOL, he probably lives in a box outside a check cashin joint in Hunts Point and slaps on a cheap blonde wig whenever cars come nearby!
One thing I know about wealthy ppl is that they NEVER brag about it (for the exception of rappers or when showcased on TV shows geared at youth). They would actually go out of their way so ppl don't know their level of affluence, that's how I know it's fake. I grew up around more than enough rich ppl to know this.
you may very well be the person in your picture but i'm willing to bet my account and even my car that you're not actually wealthy.
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