In NYC, your neighborhood, says a lot about you. Or well, traps you into a stereotype based on where you choose (or can afford) to pay rent.
Midtown ...you work at a bank and have a lot of money (or live in a closet and are struggling to pay rent)
Upper West Side ...you're highly liberal, possibly Jewish, and have a family. You might have gone to Columbia.
Harlem... means you have street cred.
Upper East Side...you wear Gucci, shop on 5th Ave and Madison and probably have a small cutesy dog (and a dog walker).
The Village... you're so hip, you might be artist, or just pretend to be artsy
Chelsea/ Meat Packing... its ok if you're gay
Williamsburg, Brooklyn... you're a hipster and your boyfriend wears girls pants. Or maybe you just like hipster watching.
Prospect Heights, Brooklyn... you push a stroller and are such the liberal parents
give me more.
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This is great. WHen I come back up there I will use this as my guide. Isn't it funny that the "Meat Packing" district=gay? HAHAHAHAH!
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