NYC entry salary after taxes Forum

[Anonymous User]

Actually, I do it every day, so yes, I can.
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The entire ride is 14 minutes (Hoboken all the way to 33rd). This schedule says 8 minutes, but I've definitely timed it at 6 (train speed varies based on various conditions). Sorry I wrote 5 instead of 6

Way to be a smart ass just for the sake of it.

I do it every day too. It's most definitely not five minutes (or six, since apparently I have to make that explicit for you).

Now I know why you're anonymous. Yes, it definitely is. The schedule even says 8. You're really going to squabble over 2 or 3 minutes? I'm sure you're being an ass just to get a rise out of people, and I'm sorry your life isthat sad. I was just trying to lend some suggestions. Lighten up, buddy.

Not going to squabble over 2-3 minutes. I time it at 15 minutes. Harold Square is 20-25.

[MrKappus]

You would think the people commute EVERY freakin day would know better than jerks who think they know/run the entire NEW YORK state.

And yet this thread shows they don't. And that they exaggerate. Also, just b/c walking to subways and to the office are "constants," doesn't mean you get to label your Westchester-Grand Central commute "20 minutes."

[JennBNYC]

Actually, I do it every day, so yes, I can.
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The entire ride is 14 minutes (Hoboken all the way to 33rd). This schedule says 8 minutes, but I've definitely timed it at 6 (train speed varies based on various conditions). Sorry I wrote 5 instead of 6

Way to be a smart ass just for the sake of it.

I do it every day too. It's most definitely not five minutes (or six, since apparently I have to make that explicit for you).

Now I know why you're anonymous. Yes, it definitely is. The schedule even says 8. You're really going to squabble over 2 or 3 minutes? I'm sure you're being an ass just to get a rise out of people, and I'm sorry your life isthat sad. I was just trying to lend some suggestions. Lighten up, buddy.

Not going to squabble over 2-3 minutes. I time it at 15 minutes. Harold Square is 20-25.

There is ABSOLUTELY NO WAY Hoboken to Christopher Street alone is 15 minutes. Not a chance. I've never had it take that long in over two years unless there was some huge delay because a train was stuck in the tunnel or something random like that.

[op-ti]

You would think the people commute EVERY freakin day would know better than jerks who think they know/run the entire NEW YORK state.

And yet this thread shows they don't. And that they exaggerate. Also, just b/c walking to subways and to the office are "constants," doesn't mean you get to label your Westchester-Grand Central commute "20 minutes."

IT is for me...deal with!

AND if I dont get to label my OWN commute...who does?

Get a life!

[JennBNYC]

Harold Square is 20-25.

Maybe Harold Square is 20-25, but Herald Square is 14

[Anonymous User]

There is ABSOLUTELY NO WAY Hoboken to Christopher Street alone is 15 minutes. Not a chance. I've never had it take that long in over two years unless there was some huge delay because a train was stuck in the tunnel or something random like that.

You mean like how the Path has a tendency to stop in the middle of the tunnel every day for no apparent reason?

[MrKappus]

You would think the people commute EVERY freakin day would know better than jerks who think they know/run the entire NEW YORK state.

And yet this thread shows they don't. And that they exaggerate. Also, just b/c walking to subways and to the office are "constants," doesn't mean you get to label your Westchester-Grand Central commute "20 minutes."

IT is for me...deal with!

AND if I dont get to label my OWN commute...who does?

Get a life!

You win. You're door-to-door commute from your Westchester home to your Midtown office is 20 minutes. Fine.

* goes off and procures a life *

[paratactical]

For the record, living in NJ is TTT. Arguing about getting out of NJ is only worse. Everyone else wishes you would just stay in NJ.

Also, living in Westchester is for losers.

[JennBNYC]

There is ABSOLUTELY NO WAY Hoboken to Christopher Street alone is 15 minutes. Not a chance. I've never had it take that long in over two years unless there was some huge delay because a train was stuck in the tunnel or something random like that.

You mean like how the Path has a tendency to stop in the middle of the tunnel every day for no apparent reason?

It may pause before it descends down the tunnel, but stopping and sitting there is not common. Like I said, it regularly is about 6 minutes to get to Christopher during rush hours.

[Anonymous User]

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[vanwinkle]

Stop anonymously arguing about subway speed or scheduling. That's not the kind of thing that requires anonymity.

[JennBNYC]

For the record, living in NJ is TTT. Arguing about getting out of NJ is only worse. Everyone else wishes you would just stay in NJ.

Also, living in Westchester is for losers.

Gotta love internet message boards.

[JennBNYC]

For the record, living in NJ is TTT. Arguing about getting out of NJ is only worse. Everyone else wishes you would just stay in NJ.

Also, living in Westchester is for losers.

Yes, paying NY city and state taxes is so prestigious...

Wow...I can't believe it. I agree with you....

[op-ti]

For the record, living in NJ is TTT. Arguing about getting out of NJ is only worse. Everyone else wishes you would just stay in NJ.

Also, living in Westchester is for losers.

Yes, paying NY city and state taxes is so prestigious...

Wow...I can't believe it. I agree with you....

Me too

[paratactical]

For the record, living in NJ is TTT. Arguing about getting out of NJ is only worse. Everyone else wishes you would just stay in NJ.

Also, living in Westchester is for losers.

Gotta love internet message boards.

Yeah. I love when people use the names of cities they don't even live in as their usernames.

[let/them/eat/cake]

For the record, living in NJ is TTT. Arguing about getting out of NJ is only worse. Everyone else wishes you would just stay in NJ.

Also, living in Westchester is for losers.

Gotta love internet message boards.

Yeah. I love when people use the names of cities they don't even live in as their usernames.

lulzy.

[MrKappus]

Yeah. I love when people use the names of cities they don't even live in as their usernames.

Well played, sir. I say well played.

[JennBNYC]

For the record, living in NJ is TTT. Arguing about getting out of NJ is only worse. Everyone else wishes you would just stay in NJ.

Also, living in Westchester is for losers.

Gotta love internet message boards.

Yeah. I love when people use the names of cities they don't even live in as their usernames.

Oooo good one. Ya got me!

Seriously? I spent a good chunk of my childhood in NYC and have worked here for 3 years. I spend more waking hours in NYC than Hoboken. I live in Hoboken, doesn't mean I can't love NYC.

Why don't you go attack everyone who has a sports team in their name. Bet they haven't played for it! Go get 'em!

[paratactical]

Oooo good one. Ya got me!

Seriously? I spent a good chunk of my childhood in NYC and have worked here for 3 years. I spend more waking hours in NYC than Hoboken. I live in Hoboken, doesn't mean I can't love NYC.

Why don't you go attack everyone who has a sports team in their name. Bet they haven't played for it! Go get 'em!

If you're always in NYC, where did you find all the sand to stuff in your vagina?

Also, why are people taking me seriously?

[JennBNYC]

Oooo good one. Ya got me!

Seriously? I spent a good chunk of my childhood in NYC and have worked here for 3 years. I spend more waking hours in NYC than Hoboken. I live in Hoboken, doesn't mean I can't love NYC.

Why don't you go attack everyone who has a sports team in their name. Bet they haven't played for it! Go get 'em!

If you're always in NYC, where did you find all the sand to stuff in your vagina?

Also, why are people taking me seriously?

Sorry, I don't TLS stalk you. Don't know your sense of "humor."

[let/them/eat/cake]

Oooo good one. Ya got me!

Seriously? I spent a good chunk of my childhood in NYC and have worked here for 3 years. I spend more waking hours in NYC than Hoboken. I live in Hoboken, doesn't mean I can't love NYC.

Why don't you go attack everyone who has a sports team in their name. Bet they haven't played for it! Go get 'em!

If you're always in NYC, where did you find all the sand to stuff in your vagina?

Also, why are people taking me seriously?

getting weird looks in the carrels for laughing out loud at that one. nice. this is, btw, the third time i've clicked on this thread on the home page forgetting that it's the same thread discussing locations to live around Manhattan. Derail for the ages.

[paratactical]

getting weird looks in the carrels for laughing out loud at that one. nice. this is, btw, the third time i've clicked on this thread on the home page forgetting that it's the same thread discussing locations to live around Manhattan. Derail for the ages.

INORITE?

[martha_c]

Strongly dislike "I know it all" type of people

Lol, what you hate is when it gets pointed out in public that your claims are exaggerated and the facts you mention are distorted.

But like the other guy says, fine. You have the world's sole magical Westchester-Midtown commute that only takes 20 mins. This is so because you live at the station, never have to wait for a train on the platform, never get on a train and have it be delayed, never lose any time transferring between the subway and whatever conveyance takes you from harlem to westchester, etc etc.

The other mere mortals who aren't so lucky take an hour from Westchester to Midtown, if they're lucky.

[op-ti]

Lol, what you hate is when it gets pointed out in public that your claims are exaggerated and the facts you mention are distorted.

But like the other guy says, fine. You have the world's sole magical Westchester-Midtown commute that only takes 20 mins. This is so because you live at the station, never have to wait for a train on the platform, never get on a train and have it be delayed, never lose any time transferring between the subway and whatever conveyance takes you from harlem to westchester, etc etc.

The other mere mortals who aren't so lucky take an hour from Westchester to Midtown, if they're lucky.

Firstly:

Stop anonymously arguing about subway speed or scheduling. That's not the kind of thing that requires anonymity.

Secondly:

[Anonymous User]

You would think the people commute EVERY freakin day would know better than jerks who think they know/run the entire NEW YORK state.

And yet this thread shows they don't. And that they exaggerate. Also, just b/c walking to subways and to the office are "constants," doesn't mean you get to label your Westchester-Grand Central commute "20 minutes."

IT is for me...deal with!

AND if I dont get to label my OWN commute...who does?

Get a life!

I actually commute from Buffalo to Midtown, and it only takes about an hour.

Oh wait, I have to count the time it takes to get to and from the airport? Damn