> 3. I have no option but to work in NYC and live in NJ. It seems that this is the sanest thing to do. Hey now, there's nothing wrong with that. In fact, it's

> 3. I have no option but to work in NYC and live in NJ. It seems that this is the sanest thing to do. Hey now, there's nothing wrong with that. In fact, it's preferable. If you live in Jersey City, Hoboken, etc. you're on the Path. That means you're in the city in 10 minutes for minimal cost. Oh, you also pay less in taxes. How do you beat that?