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It's not necessarily a sign the local economy is doing well. It could just mean with a high concentration of folks trying to keep up appearances. It could also just mean people are doing a little better overall here, but the rest of the country is doing really poorly.
It's not necessarily a sign the local economy is doing well. It could just mean with a high concentration of folks trying to keep up appearances. It could also just mean people are doing a little better overall here, but the rest of the country is doing really poorly.
Or there are just a ****load of people in New York City...?
Hmmm. Queens is part of Long Island. Queens County is on the western end of Long Island.
That's the technical truth, but not a soul will ever refer to anything to the west of Great Neck as Long Island. The actual island, it's on, but we have a distinct separation between Suffolk/Nassau county and Queens. We tend to say Queens is a part of NYC, not Long Island, no matter if that's the geographical truth. Anyway, this thread is really old.. I have no idea why it's even up again.
P.S. I already explained this in this thread, lol.
That's the technical truth, but not a soul will ever refer to anything to the west of Great Neck as Long Island. The actual island, it's on, but we have a distinct separation between Suffolk/Nassau county and Queens. We tend to say Queens is a part of NYC, not Long Island, no matter if that's the geographical truth. Anyway, this thread is really old.. I have no idea why it's even up again.
P.S. I already explained this in this thread, lol.
You said it's not in Long Island. It is what it is.
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