Re: LIFE IN NEWYORK CITY

[Dang Ho <dangho@utkux.utcc.utk.edu>]

It's a rough city to live. Cost of living is so high. Average rent is
about $400 to $500 for a single bedroom apartment. One of my friend lives
there. Fighting the traffic at peak hour is the most nightmare. 
The average salary of an engineer is about 40 to 45k for undergrad degree.
One of the Phd from my department took the job up there last semester
started out with 68k/year.

Moving to the south is little better, less populated, pollution.... and
many other issues.

I notice that you had a strange spelling on "ki~ su+" is it suppose to be
"ky~ su+" instead. How long have you been in the States?

Later...

Dang

On Tue, 8 Apr 1997, Paul Pham wrote:

> 
> cha`o ba` con,
> 
> co' ai -da~ tu+`ng so^'ng o+? NewYork city ???
> kho^ng ro~ o+? tre^n -do' nhu+~ng ngu+o+`i co' xe 
> ho. "park" o+? cho^~ na`o ??
> 
> vo+i die^.n ti'ch nho? va` da^n so^' > 10 trie^.u
> co' le~ ho. so^'ng toa`n o+? trong nhu+~ng high-rise buildings.
> va` -di ...... bo^. :)) (co' le~ xa`i subway hay -di xe bus nhie^`u :)
> 
> mu+'o+n 1 pho`ng o+? trong ma^'y ca'i cao o^'c -do' to^'n khoa?ng
> bao nhie^u ?? (how about the most, the least, median va` average
> 1 bedroom rent).
> 
> lu+o+ng trung bi`nh cu?a 1 ki~ su+ o+? NYC ?? 
> 
> ca'm o+n
> 
> D.
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