(And there's an article out this month in either the magazine called 'Money' or 'Money Sense' that you'd be interested to read I think)

I remember reading an interview with Mark Walberg in a fitness magazine about 15 years ago.

Some people research cars for a year before they buy, scouring the internet and consumer reports, and all the car magazines, analyzing safety, gas mileage, repair costs, and hunting for the best deal. 

Read the comments on here from actual New Yorkers, in New York.

That and I could never settle for 10 round magazines... 

A decade ago, this company publicized their efforts:http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fsb/fsb_archive/200...http://articles.latimes.com/2004/jul/25/realestate...In 2003, I started a similar strategy in Denver, and was able to acquire over 40 homesites in Overland, near the Evans Light Rail Station.  

Read this if you need further explanation that it is in fact discriminatory. https://www.sfaa.org/Public/Magazine/02_2016/More_Isn_t_Merrier.aspxI am not one to get into an argument with someone on BP, but I feel like this is a platform meant to educate.

But we upstate New Yorkers are a resilient people.

http://homes.yahoo.com/photos/money-magazine-s-best-places-to-live-2013-1376093803-slideshow/15-cnn-money-best-places-to-live-2013-shrewsbury-massachusetts-photo-1376092942323.html

It was in Sunset Magazine as one of the top 5 mountain towns in the West, and there is an emerging tech scene in the area.