Would you prefer to live in a shitty apartment with a great view

>>81450664
The latter, I keep heavy blankets over my windows or the blinds drawn. I don't need the government or my neighbors knowing my business.

>great apartment with a shitty view
Admiring the outside view is only interesting for the first day or two. It's not special anymore after that.

>>81450664
I live in a shit, cramped studio with my gf, but we have a great view of downtown Seattle and the Puget Sound

>>81450664
Depends exactly how shitty the view is and how shitty the apartment is. But in general, probably a shitty view with a nice apartment.

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>>81451542
It's relaxing and you can chill for hours. Would you pick everyday comfort over this?

>>81451774
its just a fucking window

>>81451774
Why would you want to look at someone else's house like that? I'd understand if it was just wilderness, but this is stupid.

>>81450664
I would choose a god-tier apartment with no views if I could.

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>>81450664
Definitely great apartment shitty view. As it is I cover all but one of my windows with tin foil and wrapping paper. Gotta sleep like count dracula and keep the house dark for top tier kino.

>>81451816
It's much more than that my anon friend. It's a view of endless horizon where you can rest your eye and temporary escape this material bound existence.

It depends if the shitty view correlates with a shitty dangerous neighborhood. I can just look at a nice view on the internet, but I don't want to get robbed and killed in my sleep.