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We're going to have to agree to disagree...because that area is still exceedingly white, especially in terms of the residential population. I don't know what "tons of diversity" means to you but for me, that area ain't it.
I am not sure what your definition is either, but it has "tons of diversity" to me.
My definition isn't a few tokens, which is about the extent of the non-white presence around there at any given time. Again, the stats don't lie - that area is white as hell. I never thought anyone could argue otherwise but this is cd.
The people who live in the loop/north loop are a small fraction of the people actually there at any given time
Uptown is North Side and has plenty of diversity. Not uncommon to hear many different languages being spoken while walking around the neighborhood. The area has experienced a lot of construction with quite a few projects in the pipeline. It has a big city urban feel with mid and high-rises, historic architecture, entertainment, parks and a popular beach. Someone from New York seeking culture, urbanity and scale would probably appreciate what it offers. Prices are very affordable as well.
Got dinner, drinks, club (3 drinks), Uber back to hotel in DC was $87 for me w/ a 20% tip.
In Boston, got grub at Artu and a drink, then went to the bar afterwards and took the T home. I tipped the bartender $15 on a $14.75 check, $90 in total that night.
In Hoboken got dinner ($35, with a drink and tip) then went to the club and spent 40 on a lot of drinks. $90 that night because I got a pastry and slept in JC.
Spending over $100 on a night out on the town is dumb. My friend from Chelsea Manhattan brings $20 to the bar on Friday's and doesn't go over that.
In syracuse I ate a fairly upscale restaurant and spent like $30 all together. Then went to a bar and spent $12 on 3 drinks and tip. Soo
$12 including tip for three drinks? What did you order, three rounds of toilet water??
Syracuse has extremely cheap drinks. $2 drink specials are the norm at 21-29 yr old bars. Pre Covid
Actually most of Upstate does. Gotta know where to go. SUNY and College towns save money. Big time. Even for the older crowd
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