New York: Dressing up means putting on the latest hot trends.
San Francisco: Dressing up means putting on your *favorite* Patagonia hoodie.

New York: The subway will take you pretty much everywhere you need to go.
San Francisco: Hope you enjoy three Muni transfers and then a nice stroll uphill!
New York: You spontaneously go to happy hour after work on a Tuesday, then stay out until 10 p.m. and somehow spend $70 on french fries and gin and tonics.
San Francisco: People generally go home after work? Unless it's a dinner you've planned ahead of time. And everyone goes to bed early.
New York: Pizza and bagels are baked in heaven and then delivered to the city via God Himself.


San Francisco: Burritos are hand-rolled by Zeus and gently washed ashore in the tender grasp of Poseidon.
New York: Winter is a frowning cesspool of blizzard and slush and wet socks at work and general misery.
San Francisco: Winter is just as beautiful as summer, and it's maybe even slightly warmer!
New York: Coffee shops look like...coffee shops.
San Francisco: Coffee shops look like art galleries.
New York: People will tell you their personal drama, what they pay for rent, and what prescription meds they're on within an hour of knowing you.
San Francisco: People tend to be a little more guarded.
New York: You go to the drugstore and they give you a bag with the stuff you bought in it.
San Francisco: You're going to want to have Your Bags on you at all times.
New York: Going to Starbucks and overhearing someone's awkward OkCupid date.
San Francisco: Going to Starbucks and overhearing an awkward conversation about growth hacking strategies.
New York: Need a cab? Go outside!
San Francisco: If you don't use Uber or Lyft, you're screwed.
New York: People go between boroughs easily and happily.
San Francisco: Good luck ever seeing your East Bay friends if you live in SF, and vice versa.
New York: The temperature in one area of the city is generally the temperature in another area of the city.
San Francisco: Always carry clothing that prepares you for sun, rain, fog, cold, hot, warm, and wind, all within 7x7 miles.
New York: You live in constant fear of a window air conditioner falling on your head.
