u/whatugonnadowhenthey

Looking for someone to apartment hunt in UWS for a oct 1 move in (flexible both rent and move in) 5-6k total rent + utilities budget

Hi. I 26M am moving into the city for work and hope to find a 2br 1/2bath place for an October 1 or thereabouts move in. Some background about me:

26 cis male
Work hybrid in midtown
Enjoy the outdoors and proximity to Central Park is #1 on my list.
I’m a big wilderness backpacker and will definitely be spending time going up to the Adirondacks/whites/slide
Love to hike, run, bike, swim, lift weights
Have a long term GF who will be staying over semi frequently
Not a huge clubbing person, my idea of nightlife is casual dinner/drinks
Big coffee lover
Semi decent cook
I’m fairly neat, kitchen gets cleaned every night, apartment cleaned once every two weeks or so, etc. but not crazy

Obviously there is more to it than that so feel free to DM if you’re interested. I’ve already poked around on streeteasy and there seem to be some good options already!

Just did the road up to corona pass in my bronco sport badlands and immediately fell in love with that type of driving. I haven’t done much of this before beyond regular rough forest roads, so any recommendations that are beginner friendly would be appreciated!

Hi. I 26M am moving into the city for work and hope to find a 2br 1/2bath place for an October 1 move in. Some background about me:

26 cis male
Work hybrid in midtown
Enjoy the outdoors and proximity to Central Park is #1 on my list.
I’m a big wilderness backpacker and will definitely be spending time going up to the Adirondacks/whites/slide
Love to hike, run, bike, swim, lift weights
Have a long term GF who will be staying over semi frequently
Not a huge clubbing person, my idea of nightlife is casual dinner/drinks
Big coffee lover
Semi decent cook
I’m fairly neat, kitchen gets cleaned every night, apartment cleaned once every two weeks or so, etc. but not crazy

Obviously there is more to it than that so feel free to DM if you’re interested. I’ve already poked around on streeteasy and there seem to be some good options already!

Quick question on legroom on the premium economy seats in the a350. I am a very tall guy (203cm) and I booked a 9 hour flight in premium economy and I’m choosing my seats. Do the very first row of seats that have no seat in front of them but have the class divide wall have more legroom or less than the rest of the cabin?

Thanks!

Staying in winter park this summer, I plan on eventually doing some 14ers but since I have all summer I want to start slow. Decided to give mt flora (13k) a shot this Sunday after spending 3 nights at 9k and doing a few shorter hikes Friday and Saturday.

For background, I’ve lived at sea level my whole life (26M) consider myself a strong sea level to 10k feet hiker. I’ve done 60+ mile backpacking loops averaging 3+mph moving pace, Grand Canyon r2r, other massive climb hikes, but haven’t spent much time at all above 11/12k.

While doing flora I got to about 12k feet and felt like I hit a massive wall. Taking 5 steps before totally winded, mild/moderate but not terrible headache despite being well hydrated and electrolyted (probably not a word). Ended up turning around at 12.5 as I just felt like shit and have all summer and didn’t feel like pushing it (I was solo as well).

Considering I’ve been at 9k feet since Wednesday, I know I’m already ahead of most sea level to 13/14k people from an acclimation standpoint, but still hit a wall that I’m curious as to whether it will go away or not. I will admit that I am not your typical peak bagger. I’m 6’8”, 230lbs, and spend most of the past year weight training and doing some but not a ton cardio, but I am definitely in decent shape.

So I guess my question is should I expect my wall to ease up as I do more hiking? Or should I assume I’m just more susceptible to AMS than most and might just have to level set my expectations this summer.