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What is broome county?
Located in the Southern tier of new York... Which is a weird area, itself... Its not upstate NY, and its not downstate NY, it is supposedly a tier in NY... It used to have a mental institution, mad people escaped... They started having kids, families... And now mad crazy people run the whole town, and the weirdest shit happens out in the area...
"I get my drugs in Binghamton NY..and i got in trouble and now i am forced to go to ACBC, (addiction center Broome county)"
"Prostitutes charge me 80$ an hour in Binghamton NY, a city in broome county i like to visit once in a while"
" My friends robbed me in Endicott and i think because they were homeless, all the sudden they made home in my basement or jus started staying in my house, eating all my food, taking my clothes and anything sentimental to me, And not paying any Rent or helping me with any bills....when I was living in broome county"
"i was staying in a apartment with my ex boyfriend, and it was roach infested, after a while we would get super high and start naming the cockroaches.. he would be like "oh fuck, i had to kill carrrrl" or scream like a girl and be like "ahhh! Caaaaarl, stop that, now i gotta kill you".. this was in Johnson city NY, city between endicott and Binghamton NY, in Broome County NY"
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Broome county - what is it?
A small rural county in upstate New York. Contains the city of Binghamton and the villages of Endicott and Johnson City, all three known as the Triple-Cities. The Susquehanna river runs through the Triple-Cities so they are easily flooded, because of the constant downpours. The village of Endicott has the remains of IBM, and it's infamous toxic plume. The outskirts of the Triple-Cities are of retired farmland. Broome County's newest neighborhoods were built in the 1980's before the decline of IBM. Most of it's people are either retired and don't like the college kids there, and the younger generations aren't of high intelligence. The only hope for Broome County is Binghamton University (SUNY), most of it's students are from downstate, and none of the students want to live and maintain a career there.
I'm sure glad I don't live in Broome County anymore.