> Living on the ass end of Bushwick, East Harlem, Crown Heights, and Coney Island is not opulent, nor has it ever been. All of these neighborhoods are still poo

> Living on the ass end of Bushwick, East Harlem, Crown Heights, and Coney Island is not opulent, nor has it ever been. All of these neighborhoods are still poor, and while some are gentrifying none of them can be identified in any way as upper class, or even upper-middle class. Maybe 10 years ago, but the Jefferson L stop is mega upper class nice at this point. Indoor climbing gyms next to circus themed bars next to coffee shops with zen gardens, all within quick walks to public housing. Hell, I don't make enough money to get a lease off the Franklin Av stop in Crown Heights, at this point...