I have a decision to make. I left New York 3 years ago for a

Move to Albany, bring all your guns.

Kill anyone that tries to take them from you.

>work in albany
>live in new hampshire

Solved

>>30777802
>flight nurse in Maine or New Hampshire.
then why not wait for two years to have your guns?

also, bring all your guns to albany, and try not to get into trouble.

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>>30777802

All I know is that when I saw those lucky strikes I knew you were my African American Gentlemen Rhodes Scholar.

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>>30777802

Scotch? Col. Fawcett? What a man of taste.

>>30777817
>>30777802
This is know as '3rd world' gun ownership.

Quite similar to european or other gun controltopias except most illegal gun owners there just straight up ignore the law, leading to the occasional arrest and seizure of arms stockpiles.

>>30777842
This. Gonna have to drive a bit more and wake up earlier, but it's worth the freedomfuns and can always stay in a hotel if you plan on partying/socializing.

>>30777842
>>30777912
The commute would take a big chunk out of my pay increase. The thought was to work for a couple years and save up a down payment for a house in either of the two states I get access job in. I know Cuomo is slowly being dismantled, but the upcoming presidency has me concerned.

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>>30777802
By a real gun not some pussy mallninja AR.

>>30778068
Mine are in NY with my dad, ironically.

>>30778068
fudd/10

>>30778056
You'd still end up with more money net and it seems like the real reason you want the job is for career advancement down the road. Long commutes suck. Living in NY sucks more.