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Lincoln 3 year s ago
Who forced you to take it??
       
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Biddy 3 year s ago
Lincoln, no one took it. It's just available for rent.
       
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Elvie 3 year s ago
as Lincoln asks...who is forcing this guy to take it?

the complex is owned by a dirtbag for sure, but it is still that dirtbags property and he/she can charge whatever they want.
if someone is willing to pay absurd amount of money to live in a sh#thole like that just so they can say they "live in the best area of the city"...their choice.

whining about it on the internet sure as sh#t isn't the route to go
       
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Martin 3 year s ago
Elvie, it is important to shame these kinds of people.
       
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Iggy 3 year s ago
I agree he didnt need to go to internet to say sh#t about the apartament. It is a option, but was kind interesting to see how much it cost to to live in New York...
       
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Nathaniel 3 year s ago
That's not the craziest...go google Hong Kong's apartment.
       
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Tine 3 year s ago
Nathaniel, sure, but the title clearly stated "in New York".
       
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Elbert 3 year s ago
most prison cells are bigger then this and have better facilities.
       
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The same goes for the shower! Hope you like waiting in line every time you want to feel civilized

The initial video got over a whopping 2.6 million likes, was reshared 113.9k times, and got more than 41.2k comments on TikTok. Yes, it’s a real apartment. Yes, it’s so tiny, even Harry Potter’s cupboard under the Dursleys’ stairs seems roomier. And, yes, at 1,650 dollars per month, it’s totally not worth the price tag.

To be fair, the apartment does look clean and tidy. But for that price, you’d expect chandeliers and at least one or two butlers/maids at your door, even if proper legroom is out of the question.

Sure, you could call the apartment ‘quaint’ and see the upside that you’d get to know your neighbors really well while waiting in line with them to use the communal bathroom.

But let’s be honest, if you’re paying that much money each month, you’re certainly not a student and not a starving artist. If you’ve got $1,650 to spend on rent each month, at least go for something that has a normal kitchen. And your very own bathroom that you won’t have to share with your neighbors during a global pandemic! Or you could move out of NYC and get a ranch somewhere out in the countryside, far away from all the hustle and bustle of modern life.

Business Insider points out that New York City has a booming job market and the world’s largest urban economy which both lead to high prices, as well as wealthy residents. However, there’s a flip side to this. 1.5 million New Yorkers live below the poverty line which means that they have to either live in low-quality apartments, far away from their jobs which makes commuting to work a nightmare, or they end up spending far too much of their hard-earned cash on rent.

New York City might be called The Big Apple, but when you’re done paying your landlord, odds are, you might not be able to afford a large bag of fruit.

 

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