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Yeah and if you live in a city in the US and you don’t work in finance/tech/whatever high earning job, you’re forced out. Not so great either.
by thatfrenchguy 8y ago
Yeah and if you live in a city in the US and you don’t work in finance/tech/whatever high earning job, you’re forced out. Not so great either.
- JumpCrisscross 8y ago> if you live in a city in the US and you don’t work in finance/tech/whatever high earning job, you’re forced out I have friends in New York's service industry (bartenders, waiters, et cetera). Breaking in was tough. But once they established themselves, they began doing quite well. Economised with roommates; diligently saved; kept a tight budget and continuously applied to the affordable housing lotteries.