Thats my goal for when I move to NYC next year. Any ideas what neighborhood is great for a young 1st year in NYC? I'm thinking West Village, Union Square, or Murray Hill.. Thoughts?
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This is why I keep quitting this website. At some point, I may go through with it.
That depends, can you do a thousand stomach crunches now?
Those neighborhoods will all be out of your price range
You mean that you want to work during the day and murder hookers at night? Queens or the Bronx is probably your best bet as most of the street hookers (tranny or otherwise) were chased out of the Meat Packing District after the clubs started going in there sometime around 2003 or 2004.
The Dream...
James Holmes did it
OP, die.
Does your father practically own the place?
Those neighborhoods are all completely different, and Murray Hill is probably the only one you'll be able to "comfortably" afford (with roommates).
American Psycho was satire, not an lifestyle manual...
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Tell us more, Captain http://imgur.com/8c93g[/quote] We once had an intern who brought "damn it feels good to be a banker" to the office to read at lunch, and quoted Batman a couple of times during his short two weeks with us. He had a 4.0 GPA and "Bulge Bracket" investment banking exposure.
You'd be surprised at how much influence pop culture has on the youngsters.
The apartment (rented no owned), brand names, fancy dinners/outings, etc. My very rough estimate is you could complete the "look" on $15k-$20k a month.
But it would be irresponsible to spend like that until you are at least making in the mid-to-high 6-figures pre-tax.
Bateman though of course had family money.
ok.. in the spirit of this thread...
i remember an old post on WSO mentioning that there are associates who still share accommodation. That's far from a Bateman lifestyle.
I want to gouge my eyes out after reading this.
this should help:
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