I’m having lunch down the street right now. There’s nothing forcing them to work remotely. It’s not THAT bad here. Different and a bit more dangerous than most places. More hectic, dirtier, homelessness, drug use, etc. Some of the people on the street have hearts of gold. They deserve a narrative too. But hey, if these negative stories keep undesirables (read: suburban people who complain about everything) out of the…
Not enjoying lawlessness and dangerous, dirty conditions with drug use nearby is "complaining about everything" now.
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#12I’m having lunch down the street right now. There’s nothing forcing them to work remotely. It’s not THAT bad here. Different and a bit more dangerous than most places. More hectic, dirtier, homelessness, drug use, etc. Some of the people on the street have hearts of gold. They deserve a narrative too. But hey, if these negative stories keep undesirables (read: suburban people who complain about everything) out of the…
Not enjoying lawlessness and dangerous, dirty conditions with drug use nearby is "complaining about everything" now.
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#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not enjoying lawlessness and dangerous, dirty conditions with drug use nearby is "complaining about everything" now.
Exactly right. If you could make it in 1980s/90s NY, you can make it here. If it isn’t for you, that’s fine.
I mean there are people making it in Kabul, doesn't mean that anyone who complains about it is a pansy.