I used to rent an ok place in Ohio (not a major city) for <$600, had a one bedroom to myself. I couldn't drink the water but otherwise I didn't have any issues. In a cheaper major city (certainly not NYC or SF) it's doable but you'll have roommates, not enough bathrooms, and possibly not enough bedrooms.
haha, i guess we'll just have to snuggle, because capitalism says money is for rich people. grr those darn capitalists making me so angry, i never even wanted all this physical intimacy haha
uwu
preedit edit: thats actually awful tho. people living like sardines because all hail the money line
any completely nonsensical excess of late stage capitalism you could imagine is without fail a feature-not-a-bug of the way the country is run. yet the realities of it are constantly evolving to be ever more grotesque.
it truly boggles the mind.
:amerikkka:
such a waste of a beautiful landscape tho, for real
I used to rent an ok place in Ohio (not a major city) for <$600, had a one bedroom to myself. I couldn't drink the water but otherwise I didn't have any issues. In a cheaper major city (certainly not NYC or SF) it's doable but you'll have roommates, not enough bathrooms, and possibly not enough bedrooms.
haha, i guess we'll just have to snuggle, because capitalism says money is for rich people. grr those darn capitalists making me so angry, i never even wanted all this physical intimacy haha
uwu
preedit edit: thats actually awful tho. people living like sardines because all hail the money line
Everything i hear about the us sounds legitimately awful. Except the nature, that sounds cool.
it is, unironically, a caricature of itself.
any completely nonsensical excess of late stage capitalism you could imagine is without fail a feature-not-a-bug of the way the country is run. yet the realities of it are constantly evolving to be ever more grotesque.
it truly boggles the mind.
:amerikkka:
such a waste of a beautiful landscape tho, for real
We have some amazing open spaces to wander in.
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