Asking nyc girls with cool jobs what they pay for rent

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The video taps into the relatable topic of high rent in NYC and contrasts it with diverse "cool jobs," creating intrigue. The short, punchy interviews and clear on-screen text make it easily digestible and shareable.

Summary

This video features interviews with two women in New York City discussing their rent prices and jobs. The first woman, a former pastry chef, shares her rent in Williamsburg, while the second woman, a tow truck driver, discusses her salary and the rewarding aspects of her job.

Structure

1Introduction and rent question
2Pastry chef's rent in Williamsburg
3Tow truck driver's rent in St. Albans and previous rent in Brooklyn
4Tow truck driver's job description and positive impact
5Pastry chef's reason for being fired
6Tow truck driver's salary and mention of @girlswhosublet.nyc

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Asking nyc girls with cool jobs what they pay for rent $1650 ST. ALBANS $2175 WILLIAMSBURG @girlswhosublet.nyc

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Asking girls in #nyc what they pay in rent 💅🏻💰 #girlswhosublet #nyc

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Transcript

I'm a pastry chef until a month ago when I was fired. Do you live in New York? I do. And how much do you pay for rent? I pay $1650 for rent. Saint Albans. I was born and raised in Brooklyn. The place that I was living in was $1200 and now it's like $2,000. $2175 Williamsburg. My absolute favourite part is sitting here at the bridge at sunset. What do you do? I am a tow truck driver. You're there on a lot of people's worst days, right? I'm actually there for their good days. I help them when their cars break down. I'm the one who comes to the rescue. I'm the good girl, I'm not the bad guy. What's the best part about that job? I get to help people when they're in a stressful time of the day, and majority of them are like elderly folk. I would like to always help out my senior citizens and make sure that they're okay. I'm a pastry chef until a month ago and I was fired. So now I'm just out there figuring what's next. How you get fired? I think because the manager didn't like me. I think there was too much friction after three years. My salary is like $2,000 a week. I was making about $65k. Do you follow girls who sublet on Instagram? I will now. It's a page where girls can post about sublets. And then they can find other girls who might wanna live in their places. Perfect. Thank you so much. God bless you guys.