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Yeah no one said that, dudes just got in their feels for some reason over simple Convo and took it to 100. Relax.
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Only people that take an L are the ones outside of NY paying resale for these
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Which is typical of these cats who lowkey are already insecure AF for not having some wheels....is the same ol argument with them, till they actually own a car or are forced to expand their world and then the perspective changes...yes this city has a great public system, but NOTHING WILL EVER BEAT THE CONVENIENCE OF OWNING A CAR.
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Yeah it'll cost you, but it's beneficial. Not a knock on the greatest public transit system in the world. Even ninja made the move.
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Well the security blanket statement implies fear of said form of transportation.
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Who hurt you man? You typing very emotional.
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Depends where in Harlem bro, some streets you can actually just park outside, just depends...if not there are parking garages that offer monthly parking...id say 200$ can get you a parking spot for a month, then if it's a newer building it might even come with parking...it all depends, having a car is an added expense, but the pros supercede the cons ALWAYS....having your own car as an option anywhere outside of the Manhattan(midtown-downtown) to DT Brooklyn bubble will always be a plus....my sisternlaws fiancée used to live in prospect park while she lived by Yankee stadium, when they first started dating and they would go out, dude would drop her off and embark on a 2 hour commute back home, it was so bad once dude fell asleep and rode the train all the way to the last stop and right back up the BX and when he woke up it was 4 hours lateryeah his perspective of "oh I live in the city, I'll never need a car" changed REAL QUICK.
I once rocked from baychester in the BX all the way down to Manhattan Beach. 30 min drive or 2+ hour train ride, no competition.
This is the exact same trip I have to make almost daily.
Bx to Manhattan Beach Brooklyn. First stop on the B to the last stop on the B. Warriors ****
That train ride is brutal late at night, during bad weather, track repairs etc.
Now I actually look forward to getting in my whip and killing the Belt Pkwy x Van Wyck late at night.
NYC's public transportation system is world class but once you have you own vehicle to move how you want, you wonder how the hell you were living without one for so long.
And Uber x livery cabs on a consistent basis can be more expensive that owning a decent luxury car.
A $10 cab ride to work every morning is $200 a month. That just one trip, one way, 5 days out the week. Throw in a few other cab trips, metro cards, sprinkle in a Metro North ticket here and there and you have a 2013 BMW car note.
If you can get an insurance hookup or a decent insurance quote (minor miracle), get yourself some wheels and prosper.
I get it tho, when I was younger, no one could tell me anything about needing a car in NYC. Now I know different.
With your own wheels, you can take mini-vacations right within the city limits. It decreases your stress levels significantly.
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^^^^^^^^^^
Who said anyone was "scared" of riding a train or a bus
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@KingFoamNYC did
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This is the exact same trip I have to make almost daily.
Bx to Manhattan Beach Brooklyn. First stop on the B to the last stop on the B. Warriors ****
That train ride is brutal late at night, during bad weather, track repairs etc.
Now I actually look forward to getting in my whip and killing the Belt Pkwy x Van Wyck late at night.
NYC's public transportation system is world class but once you have you own vehicle to move how you want, you wonder how the hell you were living without one for so long.
And Uber x livery cabs on a consistent basis can be more expensive that owning a decent luxury car.
A $10 cab ride to work every morning is $200 a month. That just one trip, one way, 5 days out the week. Throw in a few other cab trips, metro cards, sprinkle in a Metro North ticket here and there and you have a 2013 BMW car note.
If you can get an insurance hookup or a decent insurance quote (minor miracle), get yourself some wheels and prosper.
I get it tho, when I was younger, no one could tell me anything about needing a car in NYC. Now I know different.
With your own wheels, you can take mini-vacations right within the city limits. It decreases your stress levels significantly.
I understand the young cats like Alp, a grown **** man advocating for not owning a car is comedy tho...I don't care where you live...even NH came in here dropping sense...felt surreal.
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No that's why I posed it as a question, not a statement
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Da analogies 
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I don't care about being fly though, I'm not a fan of driving around when I could just sit and chill, maybe have a conversation with myself or something
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Jump in a crowded *** train during rush hour and get my yeezys stepped on...chill fam.
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C'mon bruh.
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Everyone has their preferences, mine doesn't involve driving everywhere. It is what it is, I also don't do airplanes
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Yall bums be jerking off on people on them trains.
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Better then your shoes getting creases by stepping on the peddle constantly
