LOL, kinda... except that we all buy into it so I can't throw stones in glass houses or whatever the saying is.

We seriously need to start a support group: NYers with Stockholm Syndrome.

Yikes, that is awful. I definitely have a fear that work is harder to come by outside NYC.

A client of mine once noted one of his accomplishments as "Not selling out" - as in, not moving out of Manhattan once he'd had a family. This always made me uncomfortable... but it's a common perception. I still suffer from this idea that you have to live in NYC to maximize life and prove something. Actually, the…

You must not go to my gym. Dropping by the Soho NYC location during fashion week is soul-crushing. It's like being inside W-meets-Self magazine.

Two more words: SleepCycle

Million dollar business idea

For serious, them's the modern-day breaks.

I GOT TO HOLD A TONY LAST NIGHT.

PS this article is amazing re mic drop

I thought that too in reaction but would never step to Ruth'. But you're right, if it happened the other way around our reactions would not be "how will dude afford life?!"

Ha! Truth.

Interesting! For Long Islands, the liquor is usually well though, right?

Will you be my life coach?

I love our calorie law. It should roll out everywhere. Disclosure puts it in the consumers' hands. I think it's 14+ locations nationally. Apparently why some chains changed their name (Houston's).

This, but find/replace all the food types with men types. (Tee hee!)

warning: parade-raining

If 10,000 hours of practice = expert, then me too.

My all-time most palm-forehead bartender moment: Mojito made with Splenda.

First reaction: Someone got paid to make this.