<![CDATA['New York' still keeping us posted on how the rich are doing - Gawker Comments]]> <![CDATA['New York' still keeping us posted on how the rich are doing - Gawker Comments]]> <![CDATA['New York' still keeping us posted on how the rich are doing]]> @Shinjukuace: I'm a sophomore at a liberal arts college and, come exam time, the atrium in the library becomes an open-air auction for Adderall, Concerta, and Dexedrine.

RustyDendrite

]]> <![CDATA['New York' still keeping us posted on how the rich are doing]]> "Drug use exceeded not just national averages but that of low-income high-school kids she followed in a parallel study."

This wouldn't surprise anyone who went to a liberal arts college.

ShinjukuAce

]]> <![CDATA['New York' still keeping us posted on how the rich are doing]]> One of the things that constantly amazes/depresses me about New York is that multimillionaires (and their families) are actually numerous enough that they are worth catering to. Odd enough in itself, this means I have to walk past their ads for $800 watches and $6 million condos and $5,000 dresses and I can't be all "Who can afford that?" because really A BUNCH of people can and they live in the same city as me, and it makes me sad.

DavidWatts

]]> <![CDATA['New York' still keeping us posted on how the rich are doing]]> Do they make Xanax Teen Formula, like Midol?

Mary Mouse

]]> <![CDATA['New York' still keeping us posted on how the rich are doing]]> Well duh. How are low-income high-school kids supposed to compete with kids who can afford many more, and more expensive, drugs?

Metcalf

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