Boston Or New York: Which Major East Coast City Do You Belong In?
NY and Boston have been rivals for as long as anyone can remember, but the two cities really are completely distinct places with very different personalities. I present to you a few quick questions on which to base your housing decisions.
- 1.When a packed train pulls into the station you
- A.
Sprint to the other end of the platform and shove yourself into the only remaining space in the car
- B.
Watch it pull out of the station without you
- 2.It's 3 AM and you need to get home, you
- A.
Call a friend or a cab
- B.
Get on the train, duh
- 3.A 45 minute trip from the center of the city takes you to
- A.
Your home in the outer boroughs, but still within city limits
- B.
Some town with a very-historical sounding name just outside of the city
- 4.For your morning cup of joe you down
- A.
Dunkin Donuts'
- B.
Starbucks or something from that street vendor on the corner
- 5.Other drivers are likely to say you drive like a
- A.
Taxi driver
- B.
Masshole
- 6.You vacation in
- A.
The Hamptons
- B.
On the Cape
- 7.When you were sixteen you were
- A.
Sneaking into lofts and clubs
- B.
Hanging out at house parties in suburbia
- 8.Elevator etiquette reflects
- A.
Chivalry
- B.
Chop liver status for all
- 9.When you need to hate on another state you rag on
- A.
New Jersey
- B.
Rhode Island
- 10.In your perception, Westchester is
- A.
Upstate
- B.
Home to a rival high school
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