New York City

[PredFan]

As some of you know, I visited my daughter in NYC this past weekend. Here is me impression after 4 days:

1. I never once felt threatened or in danger in any part of the city that I traveled.
2. There is a NYC Subway app for the iPhone that is indispensible.
3. It's called the Big Apple, but everything there is small; bathrooms, restaurants, bars, appartments.
4. There were no occupiers anywhere to be seen on Wall street.
5. The subways for the most part were clean, except for one line that I traveled on.
6. Great Beer everywhere.
7. Great bakeries with wonderful breads and pastries everywhere.
8. I can get better pizza here in Florida.
9. The streets, though not clean, were better than I expected.
10. New Yorkers are not as rude as I've heard.

I had a great time when I was there. I'll have to plan another trip soon.

 

[TakeAStepBack]

It's a great place to eat and take a shit. It's a terrible place to reside and pay taxes.

 

[Ravi]

As some of you know, I visited my daughter in NYC this past weekend. Here is me impression after 4 days:

1. I never once felt threatened or in danger in any part of the city that I traveled.
2. There is a NYC Subway app for the iPhone that is indispensible.
3. It's called the Big Apple, but everything there is small; bathrooms, restaurants, bars, appartments.
4. There were no occupiers anywhere to be seen on Wall street.
5. The subways for the most part were clean, except for one line that I traveled on.
6. Great Beer everywhere.
7. Great bakeries with wonderful breads and pastries everywhere.
8. I can get better pizza here in Florida.
9. The streets, though not clean, were better than I expected.
10. New Yorkers are not as rude as I've heard.

I had a great time when I was there. I'll have to plan another trip soon.

If you think people in NYC are nice, you might be from Florida.

 

[PredFan]

It's a great place to eat and take a shit. It's a terrible place to reside and pay taxes.

Oh, I wouldn't want to live there, unless I was very rich.

 

[PredFan]

As some of you know, I visited my daughter in NYC this past weekend. Here is me impression after 4 days:

1. I never once felt threatened or in danger in any part of the city that I traveled.
2. There is a NYC Subway app for the iPhone that is indispensible.
3. It's called the Big Apple, but everything there is small; bathrooms, restaurants, bars, appartments.
4. There were no occupiers anywhere to be seen on Wall street.
5. The subways for the most part were clean, except for one line that I traveled on.
6. Great Beer everywhere.
7. Great bakeries with wonderful breads and pastries everywhere.
8. I can get better pizza here in Florida.
9. The streets, though not clean, were better than I expected.
10. New Yorkers are not as rude as I've heard.

I had a great time when I was there. I'll have to plan another trip soon.

If you think people in NYC are nice, you might be from Florida.

Lol. I didn't say they were nice, they just aren't as rude as I had heard.

 

[Sallow]

Best city in the world.

 

[TakeAStepBack]

Ive been to a lot of cities, but not all of them. In my experience, simply from an entertainment and structural perspective, i agree with sallow. However, the more time I spend in cities the more I'd like to move deep into the mountains and avoid people. Because they are dumb and generally suck.

 

[PredFan]

Best city in the world.

That would depend on what you are looking for in a city.

That said, if I was told I had to pick one of the larger cities to live in, I'd choose NYC over the rest. Because of what I'm looking for in a city, I prefer to live in Orlando.

I think I would agree 100% if you had said: "Best big city in the world."

 

[Douger]

Ive been to a lot of cities, but not all of them. In my experience, simply from an entertainment and structural perspective, i agree with sallow. However, the more time I spend in cities the more I'd like to move deep into the mountains and avoid people. Because they are dumb and generally suck.

 

[PredFan]

Ive been to a lot of cities, but not all of them. In my experience, simply from an entertainment and structural perspective, i agree with sallow. However, the more time I spend in cities the more I'd like to move deep into the mountains and avoid people. Because they are dumb and generally suck.

I lived in Boston for 18 months, and Chicago for a year. I also live in the mountains of North Carolina for a while. I'm in between you and Sallow. I don't like cities as large as NYC but I don't like the country either. The big cities, especially NYC, are fun to visit.

 

[blastoff]

The two best things about visiting NYC are arriving and departing. Like it a lot but after 3-4 days I gotta head back to reality.

 

[PredFan]

I also got my vitamins and perscription drugs stolen from my checked luggage. I don't know if it was the TSA or luggage carriers. They took my aspirin, my vitamins, my Celebrex, and some herbal capsules.

Bastards.