Do you like where you live?

[WRESTLINGFAN]

Living in Westchester County about 20 min from Manhattan offers the best of both worlds. Very close to the city, either by train or car, and a fairly reasonable drive to Jersey and Long Island. Its not noisy like NYC but at the same time not like living in a rural area. The only drawback like many places in NY and the Northeast in general, taxes are out of control, but I like living in Westchester.

[sailor]

i live just about across the street from yonkers and can agree with just aboot everything you're saying there.

[A.J.]

If I didn't have to live here for work I wouldn't. The traffic is horrible and the food sucks.

I think it's time to go overseas again.

[Fallon]

I like living in Boston, but not currently where I reside. I'm looking to get a new place, maybe this summer.

[Doctor Z]

I wish I lived closer to the city.

[reillyluck]

i love living in Jersey City. its minutes from New york city, theres always great festivals going on. and the people are real. i grew up in this city with pretty much every culture. everyone is different, nothing the same. im glad i didnt grow up in a neighborhood that had one race or culture. i dont think i would be the person i am today if that happened. I grew up having very little so for everything i have now i am grateful.

i choose to still live in jersey city because this place is who i am.

Keepin' it reeeeeeel.... :smile:

[Don Stugots]

I love Brooklyn but not where we live. i would like to Bay Ridge or Williamsburg but we cannot afford it. I am a Brooklyn boy, to the bone. I don't think I would live anywhere else. If I did, it would be the city or Hoboken. I do not see us moving out to the Burbs anytime soon unless we have a kid, which isn't happening. We are not burbs people at all.

[cupcakelove]

Not really. There are some parts of Arlington that are more fun to live in, but i would prefer to live in DC. I'm ready to live in another part of the country, so I guess its good I'm moving to Chicago in a month and a half.

[badorties]

i love where i am now: astoria (by the park & ditmars)

i have a sweetheart deal on an amazing apartment; 20/25 minute commute to work on one train that stops on my office block

very multi-culture in the very best sense: an infinite of choice from a wide selection of international (and local) cuisine; great bars; great mix of old/young, hip/familiar, local/foreign -- and everything in walking distance

and convenient to anywhere else in the metropolitan area

[PapaBear]

I like it here, but if it weren't for my kids and my income, I'd move to NYC in a heartbeat.

[Fat_Sunny]

F_S LOVES Where He Lives, About 65 Miles West Of Manhattan In The Beautiful Farm Country Of The Garden State. He Went Out Driving Today Through The Hills (They Call Them Mountains, But They Are Just Hills) And There Were Beautiful Views Everywhere He Looked, And Only An Hour From The Greatest City In The World.

That Being Said, If F_S Had $10,000,000 To Burn, He Would Give It All To Have A Nice 2nd House On The South Side Of Martha's Vineyard.

[mikeyboy]

I like living in Manhattan. Believe it or not, though, it took me a while to adjust.

[Fat_Sunny]

I like living in Manhattan. Believe it or not, though, it took me a while to adjust.

Oh, F_S Thinks Anyone Could Understand Why It Would Take Time To Adjust To NYC!!

[Don Stugots]

it would take me about a minute to get used to it.

[Marc with a c]

kind of. i like my proximity to the city, i am only one stop from my office, but i want to be in the city. my neighborhood is boring everything shuts down by 10. i do have one of the nicest possible views of the entire city from my roof.

[Fat_Sunny]

it would take me about a minute to get used to it.

Yeah, But You're Coming From NY and He's Coming From What Was, At One Time, A Slave State. MD Has Some Extremely Hick Areas. Metro NYC Does Not. Except For The Pine Barrens. And The Jackson Whites.

[underdog]

I live in downtown Boston, right on the edge of the financial district and I love it. There's something great about walking outside my door and just being in the city. And I can also see the two strip clubs in Boston from my windows.

I used to think I really hated Boston, but I've realized, in describing the city to other people, that I really love this city, I just fucking hate all the spoiled college kids here.

[prothunderball]

I've spent the past six months living in Suffolk county Long Island, and I cannot fucking stand the place. The whole island is one giant suburb, there is nothing of value here.

[Fat_Sunny]

I've spent the past six months living in Suffolk county Long Island, and I cannot fucking stand the place. The whole island is one giant suburb, there is nothing of value here.

PTB, You Just Need To Hop In Your Car And Drive A Little East To The Hamptons And Montauk. F_S Is A Huge Beach Fan, And The Beaches Out There Blow Away The Jersey Beaches (And F_S Is A Huge Jersey Fan, But This Is The Truth).

[JPMNICK]

i live in the lily-white suburbs of NJ and I love it. very quiet, relaxing, and close to everything. i made it to Bar9 in 35 minutes the other night, not to far from the beach which i never go to, very close to great places to fish, and some of the best restaurants are in my town. I can walk to 3 different nice supermarkets.

[sailor]

PTB, You Just Need To Hop In Your Car And Drive A Little East To The Hamptons And Montauk. F_S Is A Huge Beach Fan, And The Beaches Out There Blow Away The Jersey Beaches (And F_S Is A Huge Jersey Fan, But This Is The Truth).

and it's gotta be less depressing than buffalo.

[waltermitty]

I like Atlanta... But It's really just mediocre....

The "arthouse" cinemas in Atlanta are few and far between...
Also 2 of our top 3 Indie theaters here are both showing the fantastic four sequel, oceans 13 and evan almighty...... We have 1 theater that (sometimes) plays real arthouse stuff..

It may be shallow to measure a city by it's film scene; and there are a million things about Atlanta that I love, but I really would rather be in NYC.....

I can get a 2br gated apt in a suburban Atlanta neighborhood for around $800...
That would basically get me a studio basment apt in queens......

I'd choose queens... some people in atlanta would call me crazy, but i'll take nyc's culture scene over most anything.....

[JPMNICK]

I like Atlanta... But It's really just mediocre....

The "arthouse" cinemas in Atlanta are few and far between...
Also 2 of our top 3 Indie theaters here are both showing the fantastic four sequel, oceans 13 and evan almighty...... We have 1 theater that (sometimes) plays real arthouse stuff..

It may be shallow to measure a city by it's film scene; and there are a million things about Atlanta that I love, but I really would rather be in NYC.....

I can get a 2br gated apt in a suburban Atlanta neighborhood for around $800...
That would basically get me a studio basment apt in queens......

I'd choose queens... some people in atlanta would call me crazy, but i'll take nyc's culture scene over most anything.....


you would be living in a roach hole for 800 bucks, thats about how big and nice it would be.

[prothunderball]

PTB, You Just Need To Hop In Your Car And Drive A Little East To The Hamptons And Montauk. F_S Is A Huge Beach Fan, And The Beaches Out There Blow Away The Jersey Beaches (And F_S Is A Huge Jersey Fan, But This Is The Truth).

and it's gotta be less depressing than buffalo.

I know I'd probably wouldn't hate Long Island as much if I got out more, but I think I really just don't want to like the place, and since I plan on leaving as I can so I don't want to bother finding anything good about the place.

And you know what it's really not less depressing than Buffalo. I'll be the first to admit Buffalo is dieing city, but it's my dieing city, and as far as actual culture goes it blows Long Island off the map(I know I'm super close to NYC which blows everywhere else off the cultural map, but I'm just talking about Long Island.)

[Fat_Sunny]

I know I'd probably wouldn't hate Long Island as much if I got out more, but I think I really just don't want to like the place, and since I plan on leaving as I can so I don't want to bother finding anything good about the place.

And you know what it's really not less depressing than Buffalo. I'll be the first to admit Buffalo is dieing city, but it's my dieing city, and as far as actual culture goes it blows Long Island off the map(I know I'm super close to NYC which blows everywhere else off the cultural map, but I'm just talking about Long Island.)

Do You Know Buffalo RF.Net Members WeekapaugJZ And JohnnieWalker? When You Finally Do Get Home, You Have To Look Them Up!!! They Both Have The F_S Seal Of Approval (As Do You)!!!

[PapaBear]

Do You Know Buffalo RF.Net Members WeekapaugJZ And JohnnieWalker? When You Finally Do Get Home, You Have To Look Them Up!!! They Both Have The F_S Seal Of Approval (As Do You)!!!
Don't forget Gregfrombuffalo. He's practically a celebrity!

[Fat_Sunny]

Don't forget Gregfrombuffalo. He's practically a celebrity!

Who Is That??????

[PapaBear]

Who Is That??????
He doesn't post here much, but he's been on the show a few times.

[Andomray]

i live in the lily-white suburbs of NJ and I love it. very quiet, relaxing, and close to everything. i made it to Bar9 in 35 minutes the other night, not to far from the beach which i never go to, very close to great places to fish, and some of the best restaurants are in my town. I can walk to 3 different nice supermarkets.

You have Shanghai Jazz. Bastard.

I was in your town today, shopping in the Whole Foods. I wanted a fake tuna sammich, and got one. Delish.

I live in two places. The suburbs, in the same house I've been in my entire life, and Newark...which is basically the complete opposite.

I get bored in the burbs, and I'm afraid to go out at night in Newark (unless I'm with people). I'm more productive there, though...and I have a big space for very cheap. It's close to Newark Penn Station, and if I stay out too late in the city, I know I always have a place to stay in Brooklyn.

Oh, and I'm probably moving to Brooklyn or Queens soon. I absolutely love cities, lived in Manhattan for two years of school, and I miss it. It's the perfect environment for an insomniac.

[RicShaw]

I love where I live. I'm 10 min from the Metro North station to go to work, I'm on 1.5 acers with a pond and at night see nothing but stars and hear crickets and frogs. The house needs work but I got a good deal on it and should have a lot of it done on my vacation.

[Fat_Sunny]

I love where I live. I'm 10 min from the Metro North station to go to work

How Long A Train Ride? You Don't Go To The City Every Day, Do You?

[RicShaw]

1hr 40 min from here to 125st for work. I go 5 days but it's worth it. I use the ride to catch up on reading or sleeping so I have more time to rebuild Casa de Fat Guy

[Fat_Sunny]

1hr 40 min from here to 125st for work. I go 5 days but it's worth it. I use the ride to catch up on reading or sleeping so I have more time to rebuild Casa de Fat Guy

Yo...That's What F_S Calls His Place!!

Is Their WiFi On The Train? If Not, There Will Be Some Day. That Would Make It A Very Easy Commute, At Least For F_S.

[RicShaw]

Yo...That's What F_S Calls His Place!!

Is Their WiFi On The Train? If Not, There Will Be Some Day. That Would Make It A Very Easy Commute, At Least For F_S.

No wifi but since my job involves standing out on a street corner I don't carry much to work. Just an ipod usually.

[Fat_Sunny]

No wifi but since my job involves standing out on a street corner I don't carry much to work.

Hustler?

[RicShaw]

No, that didn't pay too well and I kept going home itchy. Bus Dispatcher.

[sailor]

I know I'd probably wouldn't hate Long Island as much if I got out more, but I think I really just don't want to like the place, and since I plan on leaving as I can so I don't want to bother finding anything good about the place.

And you know what it's really not less depressing than Buffalo. I'll be the first to admit Buffalo is dieing city, but it's my dieing city, and as far as actual culture goes it blows Long Island off the map(I know I'm super close to NYC which blows everywhere else off the cultural map, but I'm just talking about Long Island.)

i haven't been there since i was like 12, but all anyone ever says aboot buffalo is that it's depressing. i totally get the concept of it being your city. that trumps all else a lot of the time.

personally, people keep talking of culture, but i don't know. what culture do people really get? are people going to museums and such? i'm not doing much of that myself, so i don't really get the whole culture concept.

and of course bufallo would have more culture than LI. it's comparing a city to a suburb. imagine if you lived in buffalo suburbs (i assume they have some) and refused to count the city. i can't imagine there would be much of anything there either.

[Bulldogcakes]

I love Brooklyn but not where we live. i would like to Bay Ridge or Williamsburg but we cannot afford it. I am a Brooklyn boy, to the bone. I don't think I would live anywhere else. If I did, it would be the city or Hoboken. I do not see us moving out to the Burbs anytime soon unless we have a kid, which isn't happening. We are not burbs people at all.

Half of Long Island are people from Brooklyn. That being said, you're are right, it is different.


I like where I live. Lots of parks, 20 minutes from work, plus the development I live in is real nice. Right by the water with a view of the Throgs Neck bridge. Plus it has a health club that I pay for but never use. The only other place I'd live is Manhattan, but it would have to make sense business wise, and I'm not there yet.

[Ritalin]

I live my neighborhood so much that I don't like to talk about it, because I don't want anyone to move out here. There are no secrets in this city though

[milliehatchett]

I grew up 2 miles outside of DC but I have been living in Suburban HELL for the last 10 years. Soccer moms as far as the eye can see. Art houses? HAH! The best you're going to get is a googleplex movie theatre showing 4 screens of Spiderman 2.

There is a whisper at work that they may promote me and transfer me to Atlanta. With a hefty raise and the housing rates down there - it is certainly attractive to me. Plus, I have lifelong friends that live there and some family too. There are certainly a lot more cultural activities in Atlanta than in Bel Air MD so I guess it's all relative.

GET ME OUT OF HERE!!!!!!!!

[jetdog]

I've only been here (Athens, GA) for about a month, but am getting to like it more and more. It has the perfect blend of a small city (good food, great beer, great music...) and hicksville, right outside town, pastures, forest, Bar-B-Q.

I've lived a lot of places in my life, Anchorage, AK, Beaufort, NC, Mobile, AL, Woods Hole, MA, New Paltz, NY, Davis/Winters, CA, now Georgia. I'd have to say that I pretty much like all those places, some more than others obviously (Mobile and Davis, but not Winters, are a littel low on that list.)

My extended family is all that tri-state area (NY,NJ,CT) and I've spent enough tim their to know that I would probably like it there too.

Maybe I just likes places. Places are cool.

[mdr55]

i love living in Jersey City. its minutes from New york city, theres always great festivals going on. and the people are real. i grew up in this city with pretty much every culture. everyone is different, nothing the same. im glad i didnt grow up in a neighborhood that had one race or culture. i dont think i would be the person i am today if that happened. I grew up having very little so for everything i have now i am grateful.

i choose to still live in jersey city because this place is who i am.

Keepin' it reeeeeeel.... :smile:

What she said. I couldn't have said it better myself.

[Bulldogcakes]

I live my neighborhood so much that I don't like to talk about it, because I don't want anyone to move out here. There are no secrets in this city though

I feel the same way about the Arby's on LIE service road near Utopia Parkway.

[badorties]

I feel the same way about the Arby's on LIE service road near Utopia Parkway.

or the arby's on metropolitan in middle village, where niederstien's used to be ...

[Gvac]

I love where I live. My neighborhood is clean and quiet, and I'm 20 minutes from midtown Manhattan.

I honestly couldn't imagine living anywhere else than northern New Jersey.

[Tall_James]

I love where I live. Two years ago Money magazine named my town the 13th best place to live in America.

And since we are not a dry town anymore (since 2005), its that much better.

Yes, I said dry town. No alcohol sales whatsoever. Imagine my surprise when I moved here.

[Bulldogcakes]

or the arby's on metropolitan in middle village, where niederstien's used to be ...

Niederstiens is gone? Wow, that place was there forever. With the way real estate has gone up, they probably get more from just the interest on selling the land then they made running the restaurant. That was a big property. Plus the neighborhood has changed so much, not as many Germans around.

[Ritalin]

I feel the same way about the Arby's on LIE service road near Utopia Parkway.

Ah, hon, ya got Arby's all over me

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[bigredd]

I live in Northwest Arkansas and I absolutely love it. My city (Fayetteville) has been in the top ten of several "best places to live" type polls over the past several years. I grew up here and don't see myself ever moving elsewhere.

[Bulldogcakes]

I get bored in the burbs, and I'm afraid to go out at night in Newark (unless I'm with people). I'm more productive there, though...and I have a big space for very cheap. It's close to Newark Penn Station, and if I stay out too late in the city, I know I always have a place to stay in Brooklyn.

Oh, and I'm probably moving to Brooklyn or Queens soon. I absolutely love cities, lived in Manhattan for two years of school, and I miss it. It's the perfect environment for an insomniac.

We have alot in common. Not quite an insomniac, but a lousy sleeper. Love the city, always have. I grew up in the burbs and got bored of it pretty fast. Its OK if you have kids or are above 50 years old, neither of which apply to me.

BTW-You always have a place to stay in Queens, too :wink: :wub: :devil2:

[BoondockSaint]

I love the area I live in upstate but not my apartment so I'm moving this week into an awesome place.

[Fat_Sunny]

I love the area I live in upstate but not my apartment so I'm moving this week into an awesome place.

If F_S Were Forced Out Of Jersey, One Of The Places He Would Seriously Consider Moving To Is The Finger Lakes Region Of Upstate NY. It Is Beautiful And Historic.

[murfee]

i live in park slope brooklyn it used to be a nice place too live till the yuppies took over. the mothers are the worst they push baby waggons all over .they think their baby is the most important thing in the world . they bring them brats too the bars on sundays let them run amok super bowl sunday this one bitch demaned that we stop cursing and put on kid friendly tv

[BoondockSaint]

If F_S Were Forced Out Of Jersey, One Of The Places He Would Seriously Consider Moving To Is The Finger Lakes Region Of Upstate NY. It Is Beautiful And Historic.



Well if you're thinking of getting a place there don't bother. There's really nothing available.

[booster11373]

Anyone who knows me, knows I hate where I currently live.

I would love to be back in NY but like others have said before, the economics are very tough

Even though I hate it, I'm in the process of buying a house and what I get for what I can pay is incredible buts its still in NC.

a buddy of mine bought a house in Floral Park LI, for a little over 500,000 a tiny plot of land and 9000-10000 dollars in taxes and it needs about 30-40 grand in work

I'm getting a house in the 190000 to 210000 range, I saw one I like yesterday 214000(negotiable) half acre, that backs up to a park on a dead end street. beautiful place I wish it was in NY at that price............

I dont like the south but I like there prices..

[Fat_Sunny]

Well if you're thinking of getting a place there don't bother. There's really nothing available.

:lol: Hey, F_S Was Talking About The Finger Lakes Region...Not Tuscany!!:lol:

[sailor]

I live in Northwest Arkansas and I absolutely love it. My city (Fayetteville) has been in the top ten of several "best places to live" type polls over the past several years. I grew up here and don't see myself ever moving elsewhere.

what makes arkansas so cool? i can't be the only one who's curious.

[jennysmurf]

what makes arkansas so cool? i can't be the only one who's curious.

i've been there, and i can honestly say that "cool" never entered my mind.

[furie]

I just moved to Kings Park out here on Long Island. I like it. It has a nice little village set up. great school district. plenty of parks and a nice golf course.
It's a bit out there as far as work is concerned. sometimes i wish i lived closer to the city, not because of the city itself, but the commute can get tiresome. but I got a good deal on a great house. so yes, I'm happy here.

[sailor]

i live in park slope brooklyn it used to be a nice place too live till the yuppies took over. the mothers are the worst they push baby waggons all over .they think their baby is the most important thing in the world . they bring them brats too the bars on sundays let them run amok super bowl sunday this one bitch demaned that we stop cursing and put on kid friendly tv

how long have you lived there? it's been yuppy for at least 10 years as far as i can recall. and ok, the super bowl thing is insane, but what's wrong with them thinking their kids are important?

[CofyCrakCocaine]

I think my tastes for living changes with the seasons. I like to be in the burbs and city in the Fall and Winter, but when the weather gets nice I like to be out in the hills, mountains, fields, wherever there are alot of trees and a minimum of traffic, and a plausibly vibrant night life.

I currently am living in the suburbs, but I'd love to live in a tin shit-house in the city rather than a big house in the suburbs just because I hate suburbia in general. All the houses are the same, with the same yards, same kids, same dogs, same SUVS, same BBQ's, zero personality and lots of soccer moms. And there's no night life, no pulse, no scene...for every city that has too many "spoiled college kids" (college chicks in Boston incidentally are the biggest goers in the history of college kids so I don't see the complaint about 'em) the burbs is where those kids get spoiled rotten in the first place.

Andomray, Marc, and everyone else who's spoken up for city living are absolutely right. I like a place that has a pulse, a vibrant heartbeat that gets you moving and living. It can be exhausting, sure, but that's the price of actually living. If you need to make an escape or getaway from the city, fuck the suburbs. Get a cabin off the coastline in Maine or something like that. That's where you get true peace and quiet, and makes for a fine getaway. The food is great in Maine incidentally...if you eat seafood anyway.

[CofyCrakCocaine]

how long have you lived there? it's been yuppy for at least 10 years as far as i can recall. and ok, the super bowl thing is insane, but what's wrong with them thinking their kids are important?

When they think everyone wants to see their kids and takes them wherever they go...and saturate a chill hang out spot with babyish wailing and spoiled brat behavior.

[murfee]

their kids are important to them and only them . they want everything to suit them .as i said before on a sunday afternoon try to watcha game and these moms want sponge bob on . thank god for farrels bar no kids at all.

[ScottFromGA]

the town I live in would be great if it wasn't for all the damn.........


nevermind.

[JPMNICK]

the town I live in would be great if it wasn't for all the damn.........


nevermind.

kids???

[AngelAmy]

I like the town i live in i guess, nothing too special about it

i really miss Highland Park, where i used to live. I love the small town feel of it. it's just a cozy town

[ScottFromGA]

kids???

yeeeeeaaaaaahhhhh, that's the ticket!

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[ralphbxny]

their kids are important to them and only them . they want everything to suit them .as i said before on a sunday afternoon try to watcha game and these moms want sponge bob on . thank god for farrels bar no kids at all.

I recently ,moved to windsor Terrace in Brooklyn and all I have is prospect park. To have any action at all I need to walk up to Park slope. I can back Murfee up with the moms in the neighborhood wanting to walk into the bar on a sat or sunday sports weekend and request an odd channel so their kid will be entertained.It drives me, my friends and my chick crazy. I also am a fan of Farrels. It reminds me of the bar my dad took me too as a kid where I learned the bar is for the adults and the pinball machine was where my place was.


I have to say in living in
VA, TN, NJ, NYC, FL and NC....NY is my fav with NJ being second because of how close it is to NY.

[murfee]

ralph ever been to rory dolans or french charlies in the bx

[spankyfrank]

Although I am pretty happy living in sunny downtown Carmel NY an hour above the city, but then again i've never had a chance to leave yet. In an ideal world I would probably like to live outside Boston.

[led37zep]

I live in Playa Vista, CA (1/4 mile from the beach) but I can't stand LA. I hate it. Too many fucking people, too much driving, not enough public transit, too in love with itself. Fuck this area.

[Fat_Sunny]

I live in Playa Vista, CA (1/4 mile from the beach) but I can't stand LA. I hate it. Too many fucking people, too much driving, not enough public transit, too in love with itself. Fuck this area.

F_S Isn't Sure What It Would Mean To Playa Vista (And He Hopes LedZep Stays Safe), But He Just Wishes The San Andreas Fault Would Phucking Do What It Is Phucking Supposed To, Which Is To Split Apart And Dump LA And San Fran Into The Ocean, Or At Least Make It A Nice, Long, Skinny, Jumbo Catalina Island A Few Miles Offshore.

Damn You, San Andreas. You Are A Huge Disappointment. Nay, A FRAUD!

[keithy_19]

Far to many minorities where I live.







I'm kidding. Sort of. I have no problem with people who aren't white. So living where there's a large influx of blacks and hispanics isn't bad. But we have a big mix of people. Oh beautiful central/north jersey.

I was going to move south to Georgia (possibly savannah) after I grduated college. Things changed though so I'm thinking about trying to get a place up in Boston. I would also love to live in Dublin or Edinboro.

[riverofpiss]

I have lived on Texada Island off the coast of British Columbia and it is one of the most beautiful places in the world. Only one member of RF.net that I have spoke to knows where it is but google earth it and you'll find it easy enough. The island is between Vancouver island and the BC mainland so the water gets nice and warm in the summers and the diving is great around the area. My neighbors are great people and there is plenty of bud to smoke so I can't really say anything negative about it other than the isolation, which doesn't bother me at all.

If I didn't live where I do I would want to live in the middle of the desert in a place like Doug Stanhope does. I prefer living by the ocean but the desert is such a cool enviornment that I wouldn't mind living in Southern Nevada, Arizona or New Mexico.

[sailor]

I live in Playa Vista, CA (1/4 mile from the beach) but I can't stand LA. I hate it. Too many fucking people, too much driving, not enough public transit, too in love with itself. Fuck this area.

don't be a playa hater.

[MobCounty]

For us the tough part is where do we live that is within a day's drive of family.
I have my choice of the west coast and we picked the wine country. It's nice enough. I visited Austin, and it seemed pretty hip. I lived in SF LA and I'd like to say I lived in NY so that I can have the trifecta, but I dunno if thats gonna happen.