What's HL's take on this Vid?

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[88m3]

Try that in Manhattan

 

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Similar or different results?

I've never been to New Orleans, but Bourbon Street probably isn't the best place to conduct interviews with people regarding college decisions. More or less it looks like a entertainment complex which could drive all types of various individuals for several incentives (ie Vegas, Hollywood etc.)

Also, little data was given on whether or not individuals completed school or went to for-profit institutions, which seem be fairly popular...

 

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Similar or different results?

I've never been to New Orleans, but Bourbon Street probably isn't the best place to conduct interviews with people regarding college decisions. More or less it looks like a entertainment complex which could drive all types of various individuals for several incentives (ie Vegas, Hollywood etc.)

Also, little data was given on whether or not individuals completed school or went to for-profit institutions, which seem be fairly popular...

Probably similar on second thought but more people would have serious careers to match their education.

I don't meet many people that don't have a bachelors.

The cost of living in nyc is probably a part of it, you've got to be a bit older, want to live here, and then actually be able to afford to live here. All of those things combined with

Geography



The percent of the labor force in the Professional/Managerial and relating occupations, white collar occupations and blue collar occupations.[1]
Educational attainment among the population aged 25 and above varied rather slightly with geography region. The population of the Northeastern United States, which ahad the smallest population of any region with thirty-six million residents, had the highest percentage of high-school and college graduates. The western United States had the highest percentage of those with some college or an Associates degree and ranked second for college graduates. The South which had by far the largest population with roughly sixty-six million people had the lowest educational attainment at every level.[1]
The proportion of high school graduates was the largest in the Midwest while the proportion of those with some college or an Associates degree was the second and that of those with a Bachelor's degree or higher was the third largest of any region. Overall it is fair to assume that the Northeast followed by the Western states were the most educated regions in the US on the college level, with the Midwest leading on the High-school level and the South falling behind on all levels.[1]

Educational attainment in the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

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Probably similar on second thought but more people would have serious careers to match their education.



I don't meet many people that don't have a bachelors.

The cost of living in nyc is probably a part of it, you've got to be a bit older, want to live here, and then actually be able to afford to live here. All of those things combined with

I'd venture to say it's the same out here. The cost of living is rather steep, especially for those on fixed incomes, limited hustles and under educated.

The population of the Northeastern United States, which ahad the smallest population of any region with thirty-six million residents, had the highest percentage of high-school and college graduates. The western United States had the highest percentage of those with some college or an Associates degree and ranked second for college graduates. The South which had by far the largest population with roughly sixty-six million people had the lowest educational attainment at every level.[1]
Educational attainment in the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Honestly coming across information like this never surprises me.

The more rational views on this forum tend to come from individuals who live in the West or Northeast...

Side note: @ rick ross jocking off my swag. (they in my native country, in all my spots ) @88m3


That's the life, can't wait til summer

 

[88m3]

I'd venture to say it's the same out here. The cost of living is rather steep, especially for those on fixed incomes, limited hustles and under educated.



Honestly coming across information like this never surprises me.

The more rational views on this forum tend to come from individuals who live in the West or Northeast...

Side note: @ rick ross jocking off my swag. (they in my native country, in all my spots ) @88m3
Rick Ross - Diced Pineapples (Explicit) ft. Wale, Drake - YouTube

That's the life, can't wait til summer

Yeah I'm sure it's the same, you've really got to want it to make it.

Yeah the location shots are great, looks beautiful man. I never noticed where they shot it. I watched the video when it was on the sidebar awhile back. The chairs with the faces he's got on the deck are great. When I was a kid a guy carved me some chillums with a face on each side made out of wood. Wish I still had them. I've only spent time in Jamaica but want to see the other islands someday. If my life is calmed down in December I promised myself I would get a visa and go check out Brazil.

Feels good to be alive and know you're really living it.

 

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Mos def,

That chair was tripping me out when I first saw it too. There's actually two of them side by side, it's nice to just drink and watch the view. at me running through a couple chicks who work there....

Island hopping is cool. You can literally take ferries from island to island, no more than $20-60.


My bro and I are planning for Brasil 2014 world cup then the 2016 Olympics.

Hopefully by then my side hustles will be in full function, so I can really splurge...

 

[88m3]

Mos def,

That chair was tripping me out when I first saw it too. There's actually two of them side by side, it's nice to just drink and watch the view. at me running through a couple chicks who work there....

Island hopping is cool. You can literally take ferries from island to island, no more than $20-60.


My bro and I are planning for Brasil 2014 world cup then the 2016 Olympics.

Hopefully by then my side hustles will be in full function, so I can really splurge...

haha



Yeah I'd love to have something like that. Would cost a fortune here though to have carved. Nothing like chilling staring at the ocean over some rum and a cohiba. I'm getting all nostalgic now. I'm going to write the ferry thing down and keep it mind.

That's whats up man.