- Hey there, I'm Sam Clark with Crimson Education
and we are her at NYU in the middle of New York City
to ask some big questions.
We've already been here, but we're doing it again,
and this time we are asking different questions
about lifestyle and that sort of thing.
It's gonna be great.
Let's do it.
(upbeat music)
Okay, what's your favorite place to eat near NYU?
- Peacefood Cafe.
- What kind of food is that?
- Vegan.
- Okay. Yeah, yeah.
- I would say The Grey Dog.
- What's that?
- It's like, I don't know, American-y (laughs).
- Makato Ramen is really good.
It's on West 4th.
- It'd have to be Takumi Ramen, which is right by Weinstein,
one of our dining halls.
- Okay, so favorite place to eat
is currently Marie Blachere.
It's a bakery kind of in The Village.
They have a really good deal on chocolate croissants.
It's four for $7.50.
- Sticky's.
- Sticky's, what's Sticky's?
- It's right around the corner.
It's a finger joint.
They just do like chicken tenders and fries, amazing.
- [Sam] And what's your favorite place
to go out on weekends?
- I don't
- Fair enough.
- What a loser.
(all laughing)
- Hey, for what it's worth, I don't think you're a loser,
even if he does. - I agree.
- Yearly, I would like to go to museums
around New York City, and yeah.
- I'd say Lower East Side.
I don't really have some certain place,
just generally the Lower East Side.
- I like to go drink at Angel's Share.
It's a speakeasy bar near here in St. Mark's.
It's a great Japanese cocktail bar.
- There's some jazz clubs right behind campus
that me and my friends like to go and get some drinks
and listen to some good music.
- [Sam] And what's your favorite thing about living
in New York City?
- Honestly, I think it's the fact that you never get bored.
There's always so much going on, and you can always
just be engaged with different types of communities.
And it's a whole mesh of cultures
and it's just so interesting.
- I think the diversity, there's different types of people,
and always having different things to do,
because there are so many different people here.
- Living in New York City,
I'd say, because I'm not from here,
so I like the subway because back home we don't really
have a public transportation system.
So I just enjoy sitting in a subway.
- Famous people, I've seen too many since I've been her.
- What are some highlights?
Who are some famouses you've seen?
- I've met Bill Murray, saw Alec Baldwin,
asked Timothee Chalamet to hand me a water, and that's--.
- Did he do it?
- He was like, "Uh,"
(both laughing)
- I was like, "Sorry."
I was trying to act like I didn't know who he was,
but it's fine, yeah.
- [Sam] If you can choose what's been your favorite
single moment or memory at NYU?
- I don't think it's happened yet.
(all laughing)
- Not yet, not yet.
So it will happen.
Well, do you got one?
- Yeah, I'll let you know when it happens.
- Okay (laughs).
- I don't know about one single kind of moment,
but I just love sitting in the Washington Square
while it's sunny like today.
- Well, I met my best friend here on campus,
so that was a top moment (giggles).
- Is it either of them?
- No, they're great, though,
they're great (giggles).
- When I got a 95 on my first midterm, yeah.
- Hell yeah. Yeah.
Anything to add?
- It's a great place to be.
It's very fun and entertaining.
- Okay, thank you.
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