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Well, that and the premium prices they charge.
by CodeWriter23 10y ago
Well, that and the premium prices they charge.
- spodek 10y agoLess the cost of a car, less the time you have to go out of your way to go to a box store, less the space in your apartment to store the stuff. I live in the West Village and just got back from picking up my weekly farm delivery six blocks away. The vegetables were picked probably in the last 36 hours and are consistently the most delicious I've tasted, including compared to my parents' gardens, where I can eat them off the vine. I walked to the pickup place and back in less time I've seen people wait in line, or even walk from their car to the entrance of a supermarket.
- CodeWriter23 10y agoIf you're living in NYC, the difference you pay in rent, compared to say, Los Angeles, is greater than the TCO of a new car.
- icebraining 10y agoIsn't that generally proportional to the cost of living of the whole neighborhood?
- CodeWriter23 10y agoNot really. When I lived in SoHo, we would walk an extra 5 blocks each way to shop at the Grand Union because the pricing was significantly different shopping at a place with more buying power.