If you've ever complained about the size of your apartment, this video might change your opinion. Why? Because you haven't seen small until you've laid your eyes on this tiny NYC apartment.
This place is so ridiculous it will make your current living situation seem like a palace. I kid you not. Check it out and see for yourself.
And you've got to see it to believe it. Seriously, you're going to be floored by the price of this place and what amenities it actually includes.
That's it, you guys. That's the entire apartment. As you guessed, it's just one room. Voilà! All that for a cool $1650 per month!
$1650 for just one room? It's your living room, your kitchen, and your bedroom all in one. How do you like that? I mean, even for New York standards, this is pushing it, no?
And when I say kitchen, I mean just a tiny sink and a mini-fridge. There's no stove or proper refrigerator anywhere to be found here. So how do you cook your meals? Beats me!
This apartment doesn't have an en suite bathroom. Come again? Oh, yes! You need to walk out and go down the hall to use the toilet.
Oh, come on, what a luxury, huh? And the kicker is it's a shared bathroom. So good luck if you ever get the runs, ha, ha!
Ah, what a lovely thought, isn't it? Especially now during COVID times? If that doesn't gross you out, I think you've got thicker skin than me.
The comments on this post are hilarious. It's no surprise this video now has 3.1 million likes. I honestly feel bad for anyone looking for a place to live in this city.
But in all seriousness, they aren't that far off. I think one would be better off just renting a hotel instead of this shoebox with no bathroom. And if prison life sounds better than this, we've got big problems here.
Don't you think? I could deal with the small non-existent kitchen, but no bathroom, and I'm out. I'm not the sharing kind.
Call me crazy, but there's nothing I desire more than a little bit of space and some much-needed privacy.
Judging by this place, it may be the only thing available in NYC at this present moment, so you might need to rethink your priorities.
You may need to save for another year unless you're okay with sharing a bathroom with the rest of the complex. I draw the line there.
I know places in the Big Apple are very expensive, but this is pushing it a bit far for me. There is no way in the world I would pay what they're asking for here.
