How Did Rex And Rosemary Make Their Entrance Into New York City

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Rex and Rosemary: The Dynamic Duo of Dysfunction

New York, New York - A Tale of Two Misfits

So, you wanna know how Rex and Rosemary ended up in the concrete jungle? Let's just say it wasn't a smooth ride. Picture this: a couple with the combined social skills of a brick and the financial planning of a squirrel hoarding acorns, deciding the bright lights of the Big Apple were just the thing to salvage their crumbling lives.

The Great New York Adventure (Or Misadventure?)

Rex, a man with the charm of a rusty gate and the intellect of a houseplant, had this grand idea. He envisioned himself as a Wall Street titan, trading stocks like it was a game of poker (which he was also terrible at). Rosemary, on the other hand, was convinced she was the next Picasso. Her masterpieces were mostly abstract interpretations of what might have been a cat, but she was determined.

With a suitcase full of dreams (and a credit card maxed out on questionable art supplies), they boarded a Greyhound. You know, the kind with the questionable upholstery and the driver who clearly hated his job? It was a match made in heaven. Or hell. Depends on your perspective.

Survival of the Fittest (Or Funniest)

Arriving in New York was like landing on another planet. The noise, the pace, the sheer number of people - it was overwhelming. For Rex and Rosemary, it was like throwing two goldfish into a shark tank and expecting them to become marine biologists.

Their first apartment was a walk-up that could politely be described as "cozy." By which I mean, there was enough space for a bed, a fridge, and a very determined cockroach. Rent was "affordable," which is code for "we're robbing Peter to pay Paul, but with less success."

The Art of Making Ends Meet (And Almost Not)

Rex’s Wall Street career was about as successful as a snowball in Hades. His "investment strategies" mostly involved buying lottery tickets and hoping for a miracle. Rosemary's art, while undeniably unique, was not exactly selling like hotcakes. The closest she got to fame was when her self-portrait ended up in a "Worst Art Ever" compilation.

But hey, they had each other. And a very understanding landlord who was probably waiting for them to vacate so he could turn the place into a storage unit.

How to Survive New York Like Rex and Rosemary (Don't)

  • How to find an apartment that doesn't involve sacrificing a kidney: Good luck with that.
  • How to make a living without any discernible skills: Develop a strong belief in karma and hope for the best.
  • How to maintain a relationship in the face of constant adversity: Practice meditation, or at least learn to make a mean martini.
  • How to deal with the overwhelming noise of the city: Invest in earplugs or develop a taste for heavy metal.
  • How to find your purpose in life: Maybe don't move to New York.
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