Have you ever been to NYC? How much did you hate it?

[PixarsTedKennedy]

Smelled like hot garbage. Would not go again.

 

[MoffAlbert]

I've been several times, and each time I hated it more than the last. I've made it my life's mission to avoid that congested, smelly hellhole for the rest of my short life.

 

[Shig O'nella]

Liked it well enough, for a city. Food was pretty good - got to hand it to kikes, they know how to run a deli.

 

[Neo-Nazi Rich Evans]

never been but my hate for it is at 73

 

[FlipTopBox]

I ate some pizza there. It was ok.

 

[malleusmaleficarum]

i appreciate the museums and the architecture but the background radiation from the faggot, nigger, jew, and dago particles make it simply intolerable for a sensitive young man.

 

[Ultrapenguin]

One time I went and got mild food poisoning, I think from a frozen yogurt place.

Other than that the times I've been there have been alright. There sure are a ton of Asian people though.

 

[TATE MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODE!!]

It was fine for the year or so I lived there other than the garbage smell that hits you at the main train station.

Less packed than Tokyo, far less annoying than west coast cities I'm stuck in that have a main character complex (Seattle the worst).

 

[The Repeated Meme]

No, thankfully.

 

[General Disarray]

Went back in the late 80's. First encounter coming up from the station to street level was a black dude asking us where the nearest hospital was and holding his hand in a blood-soaked rag. Said he got shot. Wore out two pairs of shoes walking all over Manhattan, down to the Bowery, to St. Marks Square bought up a few things from Trash and Vaudeville, then over to Soho and got a few Geiger posters for myself and friends and saw neat art.

The boyfriend I went with got caught up in a 3 card monty game and lost a hundy when I suggested we watch rubes get taken; should have known smh. Also saw James Hetfield from Metallica just walking on the street. Didn't bother him but did say hi.

Would not go again I like the memories I have.

 

[Shamefur Dispray]

Wasn't old enough and didn't stay long enough to remember the experience

 

[Sumptinsfuckey]

Been several times. If you ever wanna know what it's like to be an ant in a hill, or a bee in a hive, go there.

 

[The Ugly One]

I went to Manhattan for a short vacation during the Bloomberg years and had a great time. Did all the lame, retarded tourist stuff, including going to a Broadway show. This was before the shitlibs took control and turned it into a giant nigger toilet.

 

[Feline Supremacist]

I went to Manhattan for a short vacation during the Bloomberg years and had a great time. Did all the lame, retarded tourist stuff, including going to a Broadway show. This was before the shitlibs took control and turned it into a giant nigger toilet.

Up until De Blasio became mayor it was great now its hot garbage and I'm planning to leave.

 

[Alligator Alcatraz]

Went in 2012. I mostly go to NYC for JFK but I went once for funsies and ate ramen at some joint. The broth was incredible. Also had bubble tea and bought a cheese wheel in Chinatown and Little Italy respectively. Went to Times Square and saw a giant rat. Was fun. So much construction. When I got home, my nostrils were filled with soot and I had to blow my nose.

 

[Cat Menagerie]

I went as a kid in the 80s and it was a dirty smelly violent shithole. From what I can tell it's quickly going back to that.

 

[The Last Stand]

I've been several times in the 10s. Even Midtown was safer to be in despite the rampant traffic and solicitors inbetween the crowds of people. Would I go back NOW? Hell fucking no.

 

[Pitbull Victim]

The one thing NYC has going for it is that it doesn't smell as bad as Philadelphia.

 

[timewave0]

I went once pre-9/11 as a kid and once around ~2009ish. I enjoyed it both times, but it’s probably very different now. Most city people kind of suck to interact with.

 

[Feefee81093]

My best friend is a NYC refugee. He fled the concrete jungle to seek refuge in the peaceful country.