PT Ohio: Transferring to NYC: Manhattan 43rd vs. Brooklyn (on topic)

[MEVaccani]

Going back to school next Fall 2020 (already accepted into Masters Program at Brooklyn College) and I need help deciding on Brooklyn vs Manhattan. HR directed me here because they don't know anything that is not their bottom line/in their best interest. Those are their words btw.

MANHATTAN 43rd:
How do you get to the Manhattan hub? I see the 7 and the A&C lines are close. Is that what you take? Or is there another underground method? Seems expensive just to get to and from work, especially considering your PT didn't vote for better pay in an area with a cost of living that is up to your eyeballs.

Do people last long there? With the pay, I feel like there has to be resentment. We have guys that complain all 17 hours here in Ohio and our cost of living is a smile and "Op".

Where is the best place to live? I'll be going to school at the end of the 4&5 and 2&3 (Brooklyn College). I was looking at Park Slope...?

BROOKLYN:
This location is the closest to my school. Is it safe? I have had a knife pulled on me while jumping here in the suburbs of Ohio. I don't want to worry about the same thing in that area? I know it's at the end of the L train so I am hesitant.

Best place to live?

BOTH HUBS:

What is the best PT shift for hours? My classes are all in the evenings from 6pm-10pm.

 

[Maple Grove MN Driver]

HR did not direct you here.

 

[Turdferguson]

Going back to school next Fall 2020 (already accepted into Masters Program at Brooklyn College) and I need help deciding on Brooklyn vs Manhattan. HR directed me here because they don't know anything that is not their bottom line/in their best interest. Those are their words btw.

MANHATTAN 43rd:
How do you get to the Manhattan hub? I see the 7 and the A&C lines are close. Is that what you take? Or is there another underground method? Seems expensive just to get to and from work, especially considering your PT didn't vote for better pay in an area with a cost of living that is up to your eyeballs.

Do people last long there? With the pay, I feel like there has to be resentment. We have guys that complain all 17 hours here in Ohio and our cost of living is a smile and "Op".

Where is the best place to live? I'll be going to school at the end of the 4&5 and 2&3 (Brooklyn College). I was looking at Park Slope...?

BROOKLYN:
This location is the closest to my school. Is it safe? I have had a knife pulled on me while jumping here in the suburbs of Ohio. I don't want to worry about the same thing in that area? I know it's at the end of the L train so I am hesitant.

Best place to live?

BOTH HUBS:

What is the best PT shift for hours? My classes are all in the evenings from 6pm-10pm.

Queens north would be better

 

[Operational needs]

I sure hope you have family that you’ll be staying with because you won’t even be able to rent a closet there on PT pay.

 

[ManInBrown]

Foster Ave is in the hood

 

[MEVaccani]

HR did not direct you here.

She definitely did.

 

[MEVaccani]

Queens north would be better

Yes. It was on my top list, but they don’t have the Earn and Learn program.

 

[MEVaccani]

Foster Ave is in the hood

That’s what I thought. Thank you for the confirmation.

 

[UnconTROLLed]

Marcy PJ's all day

 

[Old Man Jingles]

HR did not direct you here.

You are firmly stuck in the 20th century.
Dealing with some peons problems is so far off their radar it is essentially nonexistent.
Just get rid of inquiry and concentrate on those things by which they are measured.

 

[UnconTROLLed]

You are firmly stuck in the 20th century.
Dealing with some peons problems is so far off their radar it is essentially nonexistent.
Just get rid of inquiry and concentrate on those things by which they are measured.

correct