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[Ned Flanders]

So I've been checking out New York, and for the most part its prohibitively expensive. I mean I could easily afford it, but it would supplant all the benefits of a higher paying job. Besides, I'm used to commuting long distances (in and around the south Texas hill country and San Antonio) so it wouldn't bother me at all to make a healthy drive if I did get the itch to scope out NYC, Boston etc.

So the Burlington area is an option, given that one of the places I could work is in Colchester. In doing some aparment searching, I'm finding a lot of rentals available with income limits, section 8 etc, and I wondering if Burlington is a lil more the "ghetto" side of Vermont. I've got no problems with the lower income side of town, but I'd like to be a little more aware of what I'm getting into before I just show up waiting to get my shit lifted, and I don't really have the option of a preview tour, unless one of ya'll (Texas!) would like to mail me some airfare.

Anyway, I'm also still shopping Chi-town..Detroit I don't think I could handle as a Spurs fan (or rather they probably couldn't handle me..heh). The search continues..help find Nedders a home!!

 

[ballhog]

Burlington is the college town of VT. I wouldn't describe it as ghetto, but it is full of hippies, so you better like Phish, and white guys with dreads.

 

[Jonnyboy117]

Vermont is one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen. Pretty much the whole state, from what I saw, and I drove across the length of it almost all the way to Canada (to see the last Phish show).

 

[BigGreenMat]

Burlington is an awesome awesome city. Lots of decent looking women for the area. Great for skiing and other outdoors activities. Better than New York City certainly.

 

[fennec fox]

What would you do for a living in Vermont, though?

 

[gigapower]

Heater repair man?