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Originally Posted by fleonzo
For all of you who argue that it isn't worth it you'll never understand until you experience living in NYC.
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that's a bunch of silly nonsense. for some people, the cost of living in manhattan is worth it, for others it's not (hell, there are many people in this world that wouldn't live in a big city like manhattan even if you
paid them to live there). it's really just that simple. this whole thread boils down to personal taste, despite the best efforts of some to prove that there is some deeper objective truth about the supposed "value" of a place and the price it costs to live there. to some people, the cost of manhattan is not worth it. to some people, the cost of chicago isn't worth it. to some people, the cost of milwaukee isn't worth it. to some people, the cost of green bay isn't worth it. are you getting the pattern here? we all have different wants and desires in this world, and there is no one-size-fits-all locality that everyone will agree is "worth the cost". that's why different people live all over the friggin planet, in just about every nook and cranny. only the frigid unihabitable polar extremes are void of human settlement.