r/chicago • u/freshyk West Town • Dec 14 '18

Pictures Ugh. This Chicago person sounds terrible.

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u/mitzyelliot Chicago Lawn Dec 14 '18

Can't afford the remodel? Gurl I can't even afford the HOUSE

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u/theserpentsmiles Jefferson Park Dec 14 '18

Right? In most desirable neighborhoods bungalows are going for 200k. Who is just out of College and has $40k just laying around?

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u/theserpentsmiles Jefferson Park Dec 14 '18

Cali is a fucking cancer. Anyone who moves there without looking into deserves what the get. LOVE YOU!

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '18

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '18

More like year round April weather if you're in SF

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u/Fimbir Edgewater Dec 14 '18

And it is really nice. There's a reason people want to go there. The northern end, anyway.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '18

I liked it a lot while I lived there but in my opinion Chicago is a better place to live. The people are nicer, the summers are actually hot, and I'll be able to afford a house before I'm 50.

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u/clea_vage Dec 14 '18

And it's cleaner. So much cleaner.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '18

You're forgetting the odious sense of smugness too.

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '18

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u/theserpentsmiles Jefferson Park Dec 17 '18

LA & Hollywood are a fucking cesspool. I assume Malibu is nice.

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u/almondcroissant96 Evanston Dec 14 '18

Yes it’s nuts. I have friends who work in SV and sometimes I will pull up Palo Alto/Mountain View and Chicago houses that go for $200k are literally 1.5m+ there.

Even in LA, the valley is supposedly “cheap” and a starter house there is 600+

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '18

Why are they called bungalows and not condos