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24 Questions I've Googled About Living In NYC

Do they have grocery stores?! Why are people so obsessed with pizza??

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24 Questions I've Googled About Living In NYC
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I'm just a Kentucky girl. I go to school in a relatively well-sized city in Virginia and am proud of where I'm from. When I applied to the Odyssey internship, I assumed I wouldn't get it and so I didn't even think about the fact that it was in New York City.

And then I got it?! And the realizations of the fact that my summer would be spent in the Big Apple hit me and I started to panic a little. I repeat: I'm just a girl from Kentucky who never imagined living in New York City. Sure, I've been there twice before and I did all the touristy things, but actually living there? That's something else.

But God bless Google search for always having my back when I don't know how to do anything. Here are some of the searches I've conducted since accepting the Odyssey internship.

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I'm used to having a huge grocery store within a 5-mile radius. Do people just not eat?!

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I cherish my time with my car and the ability to drive down back roads, blasting music.

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Most of my searches have included some sort of "Do they have ____ in NYC?", forgetting that they have everything you could every imagine. But c'mon, TJ Maxx is a necessity.

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I'm very much a fan of the suggestions after that. #ballinonabudget -- always. Which led me to my next question:

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Sure, the internship's paid, but I'm just assuming on going in the negatives.

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Okay, why does everyone keep asking me where I'm living in New York? ...an apartment? ...New York City? Is that the appropriate answer?

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Going to a school with a lot of New Yorkers, I've learned that basically every pizza I've ever had in my life is completely inadequate compared to ~New York pizza~.

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ALSO THEIR BAGELS?! What's up with the bagel craze? Or wait, am I thinking of New Jerseyans...? They all blend together. #sorrynotsorry

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I am used to filthy humidity in the summertime in both Kentucky and Virginia. Does summer exist in the North?

10.

Where I'm from, you smile at everyone you see, regardless of whether you know them. Southern hospitality, y'all. But I've been told my niceness won't work up there. YIKES.

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Yeah, sorry, we don't have real public transportation at home, so I'm going to be clueless when it comes to this whole "subway" thing.

12.

Ugh, I just don't know.

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Oh yeah, totally forgot about places like Buffalo and Syracuse. My b.

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I call myself lucky to have an airport 30 minutes away from me, let alone two more.

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You know you love me.

16.

Is it wrong to go ahead and refer to myself as Carrie Bradshaw?

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Look, y'all, the only things I know about "the city" are what I've gotten from Netflix.

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At least give me "Friends"!

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The only claims to fame I have at home are telling people that Josh Hutcherson, Jennifer Lawrence, Ashley Judd, and Johnny Depp are from Kentucky. A girl can dream.

20.

We do things slowly and gently.

21.

A neighborhood? A town? Why does NYC have to be so fancy in its verbiage?!

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I'm used to going to South Carolina beaches, so thinking of water up north is kind of odd to me.

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Getting ready for a huge culture shock.

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SOS. Stay tuned for more articles ~live~ from New York City this summer! Super excited about this internship and making my way through this crazy place!

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