We went deep with these nine people on their aspirations for their lives in 15 years. Instead, we heard a craving for high-end domesticity so many people told us they wanted to be married with “between one and two kids,” a shocking number said they wanted three or more, and nearly everyone said they wanted to own their homes. We expected a few more to actually want to live in Manhattan. We were surprised by how many people fantasize about a life with a partner and kids in brownstone Brooklyn - we expected more to plan lives as single artists or to build households of friends and throuples. We spoke to dozens of people but narrowed it down to a handful, each reasonably en route to the upper-middle- (and, in two instances, just plain upper-) class life they picture in their heads. We decided to put a price tag on the dream lives of a wide range of New Yorkers, all 30 and under and childless. A one-pound container of strawberries at Eli’s costs $30. Half the households that live here simply cannot afford to, according to another, which says you have to make $100,000 just to reasonably get by - to afford food and transportation to work. New York is the most expensive city in the world, according to one recent report.
Service was excellent.Sure, it’s always been ludicrously expensive, and the “what you could get for the same price of this Chelsea studio in Ohio” game is our little way of torturing ourselves. The meal wasn’t over! A fantastic dessert was provided (complimentary) as well as a small glass of Vino Santo (sp?). I did not have the heart to have the rest of my food wasted in the kitchen so I asked for a box. Both absolutely delicious but I could only eat a third (somehow, hubby managed to eat 2/3 of his dish!). I had delicious homemade gnocchi and hubby had the tortellini house special. The only drawback for me (which turned out to be a lifesaver!) was the huge amount of food provided for the main course. White linen table cloths, cozy atmosphere, and delicious food! Hubby and I had the house red wine (good), a house salad began our meal. I was in Nonna’s place! No, I’m not Italian but grew up near Utica, NY with a plethora of fine Italian restaurants. As soon as I walked into Ristorante Buon Gusto, I felt like. A list of restaurants was provided along with walking instructions. I ended up in South SF completely by accident, staying in the Comfort Inn, walking distance away, before my flight the following day.
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