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Relativity. That $5 tip George gave the server—on a free drink—and his $3.50 ATM fee don’t seem consequential compared to the stacks of chips surrounding him at the blackjack table or the $200 he was simultaneously taking out at the ATM. Those are relatively small amounts of money, and because he is thinking about them in relative terms, it is easi
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People would pay anything in New York, even in Meg’s corner of what she called Prospect Heights but that the couple who had bought the two-bedroom downstairs—the white horsemen of the apocalypse, as Meg thought of them—called “North North Park Slope” (“No-No-Slo,” she mocked them to James over brunch). Particularly since Meg’s apartment, though sma
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