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that's the first yes i've gotten amongst one "sure" and lots of "hell no"

i live on a similar floor as the one i pointed out in the photo and going to the edge of the balcony (for photos) is difficult without feeling woozy. the hovering mid-air part makes me think i'd feel the same way about it even if it's enclosed.

funny that im totally ok gazing out the window from my living room/bedroom from the same height.

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IF i were to live there and wanted to go near the windows, i'd sit down and move closer to the window. idk why that feels safer than walking to it?? 🤣 🤣

sure but i would never step close to the window

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at the 34th floor or so, whooo cares. 

also maybe they can draw down the curtains and it was just open when i took the photo??

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Absolutely no 🙈 I used to work in SF downtown and my office was on 32nd floor and I could barely look down from the window 🙃

Totally ! And I wonder what I can see from that place 😍

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