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I've been and known lots of people in NYC with no bathroom (shared, down the hall) and no kitchen (they just eat out every night, or worst case grab some chicke
by lnanek2 9y ago
I've been and known lots of people in NYC with no bathroom (shared, down the hall) and no kitchen (they just eat out every night, or worst case grab some chicken cutlets from a deli on the way home from work). So those things missing isn't really indicative.
- BugsJustFindMe 9y ago> no bathroom (shared You mean shared bathroom. > no kitchen I'm going to assume that you mean either a shared kitchen or a kitchenette because of your mistake about the bathroom. Sharing something doesn't mean you don't have it.
- Dylan16807 9y agoIt means you don't have it in your apartment.
- BugsJustFindMe 9y agoIt means you don't have it in your bedroom. Because having something is not the same thing as not having something, and it doesn't matter if that thing is shared with a small collective or isn't directly attached. It means that when you live in an environment with shared bathrooms, then your notion of "living in" is wrong if you don't include them. There is an important difference between "I live in" and "I sleep in".