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Lived in the east village from 1999-2002 . It was great. Now in my late 50s… I wouldnt live there if I was offered free rent 😁.

g for sei can place.

Just wanted to chime in - it’s also socially acceptable to brush your teeth after lunch at work (or anytime really) in the Philippines 😃 though maybe not at places you dine out at. This is a great video! Stuff creeping into my workbag or EDC has always been an issue, and it’s always good to assess every so often if you do need all that stuff or if you can carry smaller versions of them. I just saw a small pack of wipes at the supermarket that I’m trying out, as a big pack of wipes does get heavy. And cleaning out the bag every week is something we tend to forget but is actually important to keep on top of things! Thanks for sharing this video!

New viewer here!I hope your channel takes off, you deserve it. (p.s. I loveeee food so don't shy away from food vids everrrr 💖

Loved the editing❤

Living in japan is 1/3 of the price and probably 3x as nice . People are polite, low crime, clean, amazing food etc.

Why come in the first place, and then decide to live here and then basically talk shit about it, wtf😂

Your product quality presentation is so amazing but do you know why your video is not getting the expected views? Your channel needs some updates to increase the view

I appreciate your transparency and sharing lessons you’ve learned along the way!

Yhoo that camera s the best 🎉🎉❤eish I really hope to get one in the near future

Commenting to support :)

I love the way you edit!

Enjoyed 💜💜💜

Yay! I found the video ^_^ Thank you! a good follow up video would be what you do to go about getting it - the steps you find work

I have really thick hair so I avoided washing my hair during the day but started to recently and love how much better my hair looks when styled!

I must know how you get so much PR - I have been doing YT for 8 yrs and don't get this much stuff lololololol

New subscriber! I also love that neutrogena lip balm. Picked it up randomly at target and it’s one of my favs now

Great questions to ask myself. I just can't handle small bags❤❤❤

I carry a toungue cleaner as well 😅

Really enjoyed this video. I like to change my purse at least twice a week. This will make life much easier Tiffany Phlanx's Marketing Specialist

I needed this so much! Thank you for the tips. I'm the same way, I like to carry everything, but my shoulder can't handle much more of the weight. Thank you for the video ❤

Very good video. I used to carry small purses. Once I got married, my husband wanted me to hold his wallet, his phone, and his sunnies. Then we had kids. In addition to the stuff for them, I need my sanity, so I have to have my tablet so I can read. I can no longer have a small bag!

This is for me 😵‍💫 Great video, tks.

This is something I’ve just dealt with, I like carrying a mom purse but also don’t want to carry a 10 lb bag with so many “just in case” items 🖤

im at 27 subs wish me luck guys

This is such an awesome breakdown! Thank you for this! 😊🤘

This was super helpful!! I just started this week and feel the same way. Never plan to leave my full time work but excited to work with brands and sharing my thoughts! Have a great week!

New York City native here. New York, is great for youth culture. The older you get the less appealing the lifestyle becomes. I cannot wait to move. Edit: NYC transportation system is reliable. However, the cons mentioned are correct. But the subway WILL get you where you need to go for $2.90 24/7.

I would love to go full time by the end of the year! ATLEAST by next May! 🩵 my real goal right now is to just get monetized and start getting paid for collabs and brand deals and such.

I was born and raised in brooklyn middle 60s 70s 80s i remember in the 70s my parents paying 300 a month this is insanity ,i joined the military i live elsewhere now ,i love ny to visit family ,but not to live at anymore ,greenpoint is where i was raised and wow its absolutely stunning what they did by the old lumber yard and pier

you like to chill and have quiet moments? you chose the wrong place- good luck

Most new yorkers are lifelong renters 🤡🤡

i was born and raised in Manhattan from a family that immigrated from Sicily and i just love it yea its crazy but it keeps you on your toes and keeps be in the gym and in the kitchen ,i been to other parts of the land but i cant take how quiet and it is and keeping windows and doors open and saying hi to everyone omg just not in me after living my life here i walk the city and im reading people as i walk to be safe it keeps me going , and thats that and you are one beautiful girl ,dont go listen to some more new york new york based songs

So why are you still here? Bye Felicia!

She is comparing nyc to Seoul

I’ve lived in NYC all my life. I never knew there was a ferry that runs to different boroughs 😂

Some nice spots! Enjoy the time away :)

Playing music or watching tv on public transport sends me over the edge too.

I found you by way of your target internship video. Did you ever go back or get an offer to go back?

I don’t think nyc smells at all 😮

you know when the weather gets nice I rarely use the subway. I mostly just citi bike especially if I dont have to look immaculate when I arrive but if its for work ill take the subway

Yes, please don't move here... - Signed, Native New York Locals

West coast, Southern and Midwest transplants typically don't adapt well to the New York culture. It's really a different culture and frame of mind.

A couple of years ago I bought a winter home in Florida and now split my time evenly between there and NYC. I have to admit that it was really tough coming back to NYC this year. My life in Florida is so carefree and chill and EASY. And I feel "sane" in Florida. I don't know anyone in NYC anymore. Everyone is so angry or trying too hard to be cool. The city is falling apart, yet, they keep voting for the same corrupt, incompetent leaders into office again and again. Everyone is smoking pot. It's just... not the NYC that I feel in love with many, many years ago.

A couple of things here- I don’t think she’s a good fit for NYC. I’m from FL and have lived here for nine years. I moved here with $4k and will never leave. It’s definitely not for ppl uncomfortable with crime, homeless people, etc. All of that is known with NYC’s reputation, so she’s just learning that she’s not a good fit for the culture.

One thing for sure is Manhattan doesn't represent all of what New York City is. There are actually some quiet streets and parks in the outer boroughs. Two people will be renting my room this coming July and August coming from Mexico. The girl was here three years ago and just can't wait to come back. But staying in a hotel would be too expensive. She said she does not care about the crazy people here she can ignore them.

People also forget that while California is expensive, it is beautiful. People pay top dollar in NYC to live in a dump.

I'm Born and raised in NYC; Brooklyn & Queens, I have left NYC so many times and always came back during 1982 to 1991; because I love NYC, it will always be my home, I lived in other Cities in the USA and Abroad and I will say... Only the Strong Survives here in the Big Apple. No matter how much the City News love to advertise only the bad things in NYC, and never focus on good things I call it False Advertisement, but if you are not from NYC or born here, you will never see the good inside of the Bad Apple You go to move into any City[ give or take a few weeks or few months you will hear about or see it on your City News that City you just move to is no difference from NYC, you have a City filled with bad things probably worse...then you would wished that you never left NYC.

NYC is not that dirty. I've been to plenty of cities in America and overseas which are far more dirty. NYC is only expensive because of rent and home prices. Besides that, it's fairly affordable. NYC has the largest Metro transit system in the world that runs 24 hrs. NYC Subway is also well designed. Yes Seoul transit is nice and clean, but the design to get from point A to B is freaking time consuming.

Brick Lane by L.A. Salami sums it up.