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I went to college here for a year. Although I got out as fast as possible, I did have some good times. There is a thrift store (that use to be) in the middle of the town- amazing. Either they haven’t removed anything from the 50s/60s or only the elderly donate. I found some great retro pieces. Also there is a craft store that is non-profitable featuring crafts from around the world. This town does have some interesting little shops, just not great for a college town.

I one of the few people that can say that I lived in Yellowstone National Park. I work there for a summer and absolutely loved it. I actually fell in love with the place and it is a desire of mine to go back as soon as possible. There is something wonderful about not having tv, internet, and cellphone service. It’s freeing. I miss that independents and being able to work under the huge sky and beautiful landscape. I miss yellowstone.

Be willing to conform to a culture in Little Italy. If you are female, there is a chance that someone will kiss you on the cheek.

Don’t worry about staying at the New York pace, take your time and enjoy yourself. Also, Don’t worry about the locals, they’re actually pretty nice. So under-rated.
NEW YORK IS WONDERFUL!