Reply #69: Can't speak for Chicago

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In NYC, the general subcultural practice is not to hit a private residence. Mind you, there need not be a moral reason for this. It may be completely pragmatic: a private residence is likely to be buffed very quickly, because most people won't allow a tag on the side of their home for very long. Apartment buildings would be buffed less often, and owners may just give up on fences and things like that. So, I imply no moral reasoning here. It may just be a function of ups.