I think it was a little further north. Its been like 20 years…

What’s the Greek place that has a big ass mural on the left wall as soon as you enter? Its been a long time, but I remember getting some great food there before I saw an Eddie Izzard show. There are like 3 levels and it was fantastic.

And there it is, the dumb Midwestern Napolean Complex.

Detroit ain’t bad. You all have some good ass Greek food. I used to travel up there a lot for concerts when I lived in Cincy.

Sunnyside. The 7 is a straight shot into the city.

No one gives a shit.

There’s awesome stuff to do and there are more jobs that pay good money. You must not get out much.

Comparing “those things” in Nashville to NYC is like comparing the Globetrotters to the Generals. Your museums, restaurants, music scenes, et al aren’t half as good and that’s not why you live in Nashville. You and I both know that, so let’s just not bother with that shall we? The only thing that Nashville can hold a…

… 30 minutes from downtown Boston.

Not sure about loaded, but they’re definitely asleep at the wheel.

I find it amusing when people make dumb assumptions about people they don’t know. Spoiler alert, not everyone is like you.

1/ Boats motherfucker! 2/ There are some decent beaches out on LI. And some in Jersey. From the Woodside stop in Queens, you can take an LIRR right to the beach. The stop is at the end of the line, about 2 blocks from the beach, you don’t have to worry about parking and there’s a liquor store right next door. 3/…

20-30 minutes. Depending on the day.

Staten who?

Sorority and fraternity houses.

Haha! Yeah, all New Yorkers are 25 years old. Fun fact, New Yorkers don’t do any non hipster stuff like going to MoMA, the Met, the Cloisters, Broadway, Mets/Knicks/Rangers games, riding the SI ferry and going Ellis Island, seeing NDT lecture at the Hayden Planetarium, The Highline, Central Park, Hunter’s Point, et…

There is actually. Its quite nice.

14 hours from NYC

Moving to another borough would afford the foursome much more space for less money, of course, but like many newcomers, they are willing to make certain sacrifices to stay in Manhattan.

What is funny is you don’t know who I am or my age