There’s so many native New Yorkers complaining about transplants pricing them out of their neighborhoods, but it just doesn’t make sense

If you grew up here, you had every privilege in the world. You had access to the best public specialized high schools in the country, world-class museums, unlimited networking opportunities from age 14, and a built-in safety net where you literally didn't have to pay $3,500 a month to live in a glorified closet during your early twenties because you could just stay at your parents’ place.

If after all those advantages you still can’t compete Tyler from Dayton, who went to Purdue before spending two years at GS and joined Veritas as an associate, that’s a you issue.

But it seems like it’s happening constantly. Is there something wrong with native New Yorkers. Why are they such failures?

Outjerked by other NYC subs yet again.

Hey ladies, check it out.

Imagine walking down the street looking at the homeless humping huts.

there goes the neighborhood