as some of you may not know, Argo Tea is opening it's next location in Manhattan, the first store outside of Chicago. i asked our district manager today (who is becoming the manager of Argo NYC) if she had any openings for supervisors at the new store, and she seemed really enthusiastic about discussing it. i sent her an email when i got home from work, and i've spent pretty much the entire day researching a possible life in New York.
i never thought it would be the place for me. New Yorkers always seemed like everything i hate about Chicagoans, but with worse accents (no offense... does anyone on my flist even live in New York? PLEASE TELL ME IF YOU DO!). but when i think between New York and Los Angeles... New York seems more my style. i grew up with sky scrapers and public transit, i'm not really prepared for a sprawling city and a 2 hour commute. in a car. with my terrible road rage..... yeah, i think i'll take the subway.
and really, half the battle of moving is finding a job. and i would have one, right off the bat. a good one too, with insurance, and a manager that i really like working for. and though i would seriously miss certain things about Chicago, i'm thinking of this more as a jumping off point. New York has far more opportunities for my film work than Chicago has. i could make contacts, join Women In Film New York, start new projects of my own, and get myself out there in ways that I haven't been able to in Chicago. and plus... NEGL,
st_nyc_gqmfs seem like some of the coolest people i would ever meet. yeah, i stalked their comm.
i'm sorry that i'm cheating on you, Chicago. but our relationship is really just falling apart. i think it's time we went our separate ways. it's for the best.
i never thought it would be the place for me. New Yorkers always seemed like everything i hate about Chicagoans, but with worse accents (no offense... does anyone on my flist even live in New York? PLEASE TELL ME IF YOU DO!). but when i think between New York and Los Angeles... New York seems more my style. i grew up with sky scrapers and public transit, i'm not really prepared for a sprawling city and a 2 hour commute. in a car. with my terrible road rage..... yeah, i think i'll take the subway.
and really, half the battle of moving is finding a job. and i would have one, right off the bat. a good one too, with insurance, and a manager that i really like working for. and though i would seriously miss certain things about Chicago, i'm thinking of this more as a jumping off point. New York has far more opportunities for my film work than Chicago has. i could make contacts, join Women In Film New York, start new projects of my own, and get myself out there in ways that I haven't been able to in Chicago. and plus... NEGL,
i'm sorry that i'm cheating on you, Chicago. but our relationship is really just falling apart. i think it's time we went our separate ways. it's for the best.
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