Mr. March back home shirt

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Makes a difference from the Mr. March back home shirt in other words I will buy this 115th “Why is London so expensive…????” and the “Why can’t I meet anyone…?” questions. London has far more history and the tube network is a lot more polished visually that the NYC subways (but they both have their pros and cons) I did like that the NYC subway has regular fast trains that only stop every third stop or so. It would be a nice feature for the Tube to have, but I guess it would be impossible with the existing tracks. Significantly more escalators on the tube – hauling yourself up 3 flights of stairs every stop on the subway did get a bit old New yorker who visited london this past summer- your stations are soooo much nicer than subway stations, also the signs with all the stops on the line written out make things so clear, NYC could definitely do with some of that. but the tube not running 24/7 was definitely a shock to me NYC never sleeps. London everything starts shutting down in the late evening – transport, restaurants, shops, even convenience stores. It’s not a true 24 hour city in the same sense. I’m usually in bed by 10pm now so don’t really mind but some people will value that. NYC is amazing. I love the history. The architecture. All the sights and sounds. The famous landmarks. The buzz of the city. I think New York is a newer city and isn’t split into different areas by different strata’s of wealth whereas in London owning a home is almost exclusively linked to wealth I.e people in their 20’s buying a home are almost always given support from family.

Mr. March back home shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

It’s also possibly more affordable or at least easier to spend a smaller proportion of your income on rent? Having lived in London and visited New York, I would probably prefer New York. It has more of a buzz about it and isn’t so rigid and closed off to new comers. I could afford zone 1 these days, but it’s no longer as appealing as it used to be. Fortunately I got that “zone 1” style experience in a European city in my 30s, and it was certainly great to have that, but you grow out of it for sure As a professional couple King Cross is not bad and is zone 1, nor is Aldgate or around Clerkenwell though they are further out. It would be very easy to find something their for cheaper than some on the Mr. March back home shirt in other words I will buy this more desirable Zone 2 areas. I live in Marylebone at the moment, to be honest I am enjoying it very much. Also walking to Oxford Street and Piccadilly Circus is kind of neat.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.