A town in eastern
Long Island about twenty minutes from Manhattan and five minutes from some of the other boroughs, such as Queens. This town is predominantly made up of
Irish and Italian
Americans, who value their material possessions. The kids are usually spoiled rotten and the adults usually think that they are kids. The inhabitants fall into three major categories. There are the "guidos" who run around in their expensive cars and wear tacky overpriced tracksuits (men and women). There are the subtly wealthy, who could easily live in a bigger house or drive a more expensive car, but choose not too. These are the chillest
people in this town and they're not so bad. The last group is the townies and they are the families that live here because of lineage and will continue to live here for years and years. They are the old school Italians, clinging onto the notion that the old neighborhood is still around. This group is mostly comprised of old
people. The town is generally harmless. Naturally, there are a few of the Louis Vuitton carrying, Mercedes
Benz driving brats. But, those ones aside it'
s pretty much idyllic there.
