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Zack Phillips e-mailed us this idea fully formed and then within about 2 hours Nathan Russell (director) and Matt Mayer (editor) made it. I think it came out fantastic.

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Affordable Waterfront Living

Enjoy the hustle and bustle of New York City, but yearn to get closer to nature? Then head on up river to Sing Sing. Located directly on the Hudson River, our complex offer the best of urban life in a natural setting. All units are located in beautiful pre-war buildings and come fully furnished. Also, upon joining you’ll receive daily meals courtesy of our in-house culinary staff as well as free gym membership good for one hour a day. And you can say goodbye to your ugly commute when our job placement department finds you work in a variety of exciting fields all conveniently located within walking distance of your home.

Sure New York City may be the culture capital of the world, but Sing Sing is no slouch either. The arts are alive and well within our community, any member of which can teach you a variety of exciting craft projects made entirely from materials found on site.

We also have free theater events put on by the Rehabilitation Through The Arts (RTA) providing the very best theater our local actors with a history of good behavior can provide.

Also, for those of you concerned about safety, you can sleep easily knowing that we have earned the coveted “Maximum Security” rating from the State of New York for a record 185 years straight.

And best of all? It’s entirely free! No broker’s fee, no monthly rent, no maitnence fees, no utilities, no nothing at all! With leases ranging anywhere from 6 months to life, there’s no escaping this great deal.

Don’t delay. Units are going fast and the wait list is murder.

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