Where should I live and work in Philadelphia, PA?
I am planning on moving on a whim... just need to get outta my current situation and try something new! I currently live in MS, so I know it would be completely different... but i need to live somewhere with public transportation because I don't have a car... and I have a cousin that lives there... just need some advice on where to live and work.
Philadelphia - 2 Answers
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Really don't know what your education level is to tell you what work is available for you. But honestly I live in Philly and the city is broke. Heck the state employees have not been paid since early July and not expecting a check to some time in September go somewhere else.
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I wouldn't move without a job unless your cousin is going to let you stay there until you get on your feet. There is pretty high unemployment right now. Also unless you are willing to live in a really bad neighborhood with a lot of really street smart people which I don't think you are used to in MS you will be paying pretty high rent compared to what you are used to. I think moving in with your cousin sounds safer and better and will give you a chance to see if you like it. BTW almost anywhere in Philly has public transportation so that shouldn't be a problem.
I am planning on moving on a whim... just need to get outta my current situation and try something new! I currently live in MS, so I know it would be completely different... but i need to live somewhere with public transportation because I don't have a car... and I have a cousin that lives there... just need some advice on where to live and work.
Philadelphia - 2 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
Really don't know what your education level is to tell you what work is available for you. But honestly I live in Philly and the city is broke. Heck the state employees have not been paid since early July and not expecting a check to some time in September go somewhere else.
2 :
I wouldn't move without a job unless your cousin is going to let you stay there until you get on your feet. There is pretty high unemployment right now. Also unless you are willing to live in a really bad neighborhood with a lot of really street smart people which I don't think you are used to in MS you will be paying pretty high rent compared to what you are used to. I think moving in with your cousin sounds safer and better and will give you a chance to see if you like it. BTW almost anywhere in Philly has public transportation so that shouldn't be a problem.
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