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New Yorkers, Years in L.A. May Change You
New Yorkers who move to Los Angeles often do so with an attitude. "L.A.’s not real"; "it’s all sun and Hollywood"; "there’s no grit"; "it’s an intellectual vacuum" – Native Angelenos have heard it all before. But for New Yorkers who leave L.A. and move back to their hometown, the transition can be difficult , as well.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readNew Yorkers who move to Los Angeles often do so with an attitude. "L.A.’s not real"; "it’s all sun and Hollywood"; "there’s no grit"; "it’s an intellectual vacuum" – Native Angelenos have heard it all before. But for New Yorkers who leave L.A. and move back to their hometown, the transition can be difficult, as well. That’s what author Jennifer Levin found when she moved back to New York City last year after twelve years in L.A.
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3 of 5Defining "Presidential," and a Tale of 2 Donut Shops- 0:30Acting "Presidential": Is That What Voters Want From Candidates?
- 12:55Chobani Founder Gives A Tenth of Company's Shares to Employees
- 19:44New Yorkers, Years in L.A. May Change YouYou’re reading this
- 28:073 Solutions to L.A.'s Housing Crisis
- 41:36A Tale of Two Donut Shops