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| quote: | Originally posted by kid nyce
not to knock on you but if you think the vibe at the club is shitty then why you complaining about not getting in with shorts? why would you even be going if you are opposed to the place?
also, shorts? lets be serious now, the "nightlife" in general is a stomping ground for socialites, some who prefer to dress to depress others who prefer to be casual, i think anywhere you go from miami to LA, the nightlife revolves around casual to dress-up and far from shorts.
also, with the impression that "people in new york think that they are cooler than everyone else" is a clear misinterpretation of true new yorkers. maybe because new yorkers have a bit thicker skin than most of the world, that doesnt necessarily grant us the label of "cooler than everyone else". Go to South Beach Miami and tell me about who is cooler than who. This is New York, this is what it's about. if you aren't going somewhere, get the f* out the way cuz you are slowing me down....we aren't cooler we are just on the move, on the trend, on cutting edge of everything, that's the pace here and the quality of life trains individuals to think with that mentality. if you can't accept this, then maybe new york isn't the place for you. a cooler than everyone else mentality is just another way of expressing your opinion which also happens to be a judgement against a regional group of people - that my friend is not "COOL"! |
word. i just moved here, and i know what you're saying. SoBe is all about teh cool. simple test: see how many girls you can catch eyeing you in Miame vs NYC. don't wanna hijack, so i'll ask: why not just dress up? personally i feel more comfortable knowing i'm not underdressed.
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