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Okay, I'm jealous of that view... that's literally my ideal apartment. And you've provided a great counterargument for everyone who says you can't have childr
by Xcelerate 10y ago
Okay, I'm jealous of that view... that's literally my ideal apartment. And you've provided a great counterargument for everyone who says you can't have children in a city. As someone who just finished grad school, there's no way I could afford that though haha
- ThomPete 10y agoIt's not cheap thats for sure and my wife isn't working. But New York although expensive is surprisingly child friendly and have experienced a surge in the number of people with kids (think like 30% in the last 5 years.) Once they hit Kindergarten there is plenty of good schools for free. I am hoping to be able to stay here for many years and have my boys be real New Yorkers.
- Xcelerate 10y ago> But New York although expensive is surprisingly child friendly That's great to hear! I'm really hoping the trend back toward the cities (and away from the suburbs) continues in America. I think walkable cities are much better than driving everywhere.
- ThomPete 10y agoYeah and you walk A LOT in New York which I really like.
- mahyarm 10y agoHow is it child friendly? I've heard the stereotype is quite the opposite. Do you rent or did you buy that place? Also I work at the same building as square HQ in SF, haha.
- ThomPete 10y agoWell because of the increase of kids it's changed quite a bit. Williamsburg for instance have a lot of parents. So basically a lot more places are fine with kids. I have never had my kids out anywhere and had a problem with them and I go out to eat a lot. But of course there are places I wouldn't take them. So you at Uber? :)