Reply #55: Just looking at the video makes me feel claustrophobic. I have lived in NYC, but the smallest

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place I lived in there (of three apartments, one on the West Side and two on the East Side) was a Murray Hill studio apartment a few blocks south of Grand Central with a large L-shaped main room and a huge window overlooking a garden, and even that gave me claustrophobia after more than a few hours. Interesting as the city is, it doesn't make up for feeling cooped up in one room when you're home.

Btw, although I ate out a lot when I lived there (I do miss the restaurants), I never met anyone there who would "store their laundry in their stove," as she suggests is typical of "most people" there.