Eric Appel is a writer/director in Los Angeles, California. He has an awesome wife and an awesome dog and is friends with a bunch of cool people. He loves to show his friends funny things that he finds on the internet, and he also loves talking about himself in the third person.
A friend of mine was wearing this last week. I haven’t liked anything so much in a long time. It says:
“It’s 100 degrees in New York and 73 in Los Angeles. It’s 30 degrees in New York and it’s still 73 in Los Angeles. There are 8 million interesting people in New York, and 73 in Los Angeles.”
L.Morells FTW. Glad to see you’re still on Team NYC despite your current address.
Do New Yorkers somehow feel threatened by Los Angeles? I’ve always found that really weird. I don’t know many Angelinos that talk about how New York sucks, but I know plenty of New Yorkers (most who have NEVER ventured west) that are very quick to pass judgement on Los Angeles (as if the pages of US Weekly are a fair representation of what it’s like to live here).
It’s as if they forget that New York is full of douchey bankers and mindless office drones. It’s not a community of 8 million artists.
And also, the weather in New York does suck! Stop being such babies about it!
