Don’t make the mistake of spending all (or most) of your time in midtown and the financial district. Midtown sucks, see times square and rockafeller center once and then leave.
One of the best things tourists can do here is just walk through different neighborhoods. Walk through the west village into Washington Square Park and then walk over to the east village and go down St. Marks until you hit Tompkins Square. Stop for a drink at a bar near there and Avenue A. You can take the L into Williamsburg or walk through the lower east side and then over the Brooklyn Bridge and check out townhouses in Brooklyn Heights. Have some food wherever it looks good. Lots to do and see that aren’t in areas packed with tourists who are only looking up.
I like running. Most people don’t but I do, and I run a couple marathons a year. I met my girlfriend through running. I know it falls into your fitness category but it’s a hobby.
I play guitar alone at home semi regularly. Hobby. Just things you do in your free time.
Not to burst your bubble, but the first headline when I googled “El Tiempo Houston” is “Montrose Mainstay El Tiempo 1308 Cantina Will Shutter” as of 3 hours ago.
So your mom kicked you out of the house and now you mooch off your friends couches (who are actually paying rent) so you can continue the ultimate cheapass lifestyle at age 26? Yikes
His reasoning is that he lives in the true shithole of America but wants to make himself feel better about it by baselessly ragging on any non-Houston city. Meanwhile, it’s like mid-90s with a dewpoint in the 70s outside his door. Disgusting.
One of the worst takes in this site’s history. Global entry makes the security experience 1000x more palatable. The fee is also immediately credited back to you when you use a Chase Sapphire Reserve card, which obviously everyone should be using.
There are plenty of shitty “luxury” postgrad buildings in Murray Hill, which is not a nice neighborhood at all, that have rooftop pools but will stuff three or four people into a 1br apartment with fake walls. Only people right out of college sign up for this and most leave to get more reasonable living situations in better neighborhoods after a year, but there are always fresh grads to cycle in.
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Ehhhhh Hawaii at Colorado State doesn’t really, ya know, tickle my testes in a satisfying manner. Football starts labor day weekend.
Don’t make the mistake of spending all (or most) of your time in midtown and the financial district. Midtown sucks, see times square and rockafeller center once and then leave.
One of the best things tourists can do here is just walk through different neighborhoods. Walk through the west village into Washington Square Park and then walk over to the east village and go down St. Marks until you hit Tompkins Square. Stop for a drink at a bar near there and Avenue A. You can take the L into Williamsburg or walk through the lower east side and then over the Brooklyn Bridge and check out townhouses in Brooklyn Heights. Have some food wherever it looks good. Lots to do and see that aren’t in areas packed with tourists who are only looking up.
No hobbies allowed on a Friday?
I like running. Most people don’t but I do, and I run a couple marathons a year. I met my girlfriend through running. I know it falls into your fitness category but it’s a hobby.
I play guitar alone at home semi regularly. Hobby. Just things you do in your free time.
They’ll fit just fine as long as you’re of a normal weight. Unfortunately 2/3 of the country doesn’t fit that description.
A classic
What shots did he fire? Honest question, he mentions Coney and Staten Island.
Sucession is decent entertainment while anxiously waiting for the next episode of Sharp Objects to come out.
Not to burst your bubble, but the first headline when I googled “El Tiempo Houston” is “Montrose Mainstay El Tiempo 1308 Cantina Will Shutter” as of 3 hours ago.
So your mom kicked you out of the house and now you mooch off your friends couches (who are actually paying rent) so you can continue the ultimate cheapass lifestyle at age 26? Yikes
His reasoning is that he lives in the true shithole of America but wants to make himself feel better about it by baselessly ragging on any non-Houston city. Meanwhile, it’s like mid-90s with a dewpoint in the 70s outside his door. Disgusting.
FYI treadmills aren’t all that accurate with speed/distance readings. It’s no closer an approximation than running with a GPS watch or app.
One of the worst takes in this site’s history. Global entry makes the security experience 1000x more palatable. The fee is also immediately credited back to you when you use a Chase Sapphire Reserve card, which obviously everyone should be using.
Hahahahaha you couldn’t pay me to deal with weather that bad.
There are plenty of shitty “luxury” postgrad buildings in Murray Hill, which is not a nice neighborhood at all, that have rooftop pools but will stuff three or four people into a 1br apartment with fake walls. Only people right out of college sign up for this and most leave to get more reasonable living situations in better neighborhoods after a year, but there are always fresh grads to cycle in.
Boston Max out here getting more defensive than a Bryan Colangelo burner account.
Chase, Chris, Christian, Clay, Grant, Jason, John (by far), Leo, Rickey, and Trent are all legitimately weird looking guys.
Popchips are a total gamechanger.
^This is 100% her boyfriend’s account.
It’s not ironic because it’s exactly what you’d expect, but whatever that’s not the point.