Richmond Hill

What is Richmond Hill?


1.

A place in Ontario that is so ballin' it doesn't want to be considered part of the GTA. It's conveniently located so that you can take a bus after school down the infamous Yonge Street and arrive in Toronto, and then still make it back before dinner.

All the gnarly places are within walking distance, and there's always something to do if you know where to look.

Contrary to popular belief, not every single person in Rich Man's Hill is rolling in $100 bills. We've got McMansions as well as some ghetto-looking places.

Depending on who you're talking to, Richmond Hill can either seem like a shit hole, or a pretty radical place. Just ask those kids from STL. They're kinda ballin.

"Hey, what are you doing tonight?"

"I'm visiting my buddies in Richmond Hill"

"Sick!"

See bathurst, stl, amhs, rhhs

2.

Richmond Hill is the name of a neighborhood located in south-west Queens; it is within walking distance of locations such as Woodhaven, Kew Gardens, and Ozone Park. It has a rich historical background-famous frequenters to Richmond Hill include Theodore Roosevelt, Mae West, and Babe Ruth-but has yet to be given historical landmark status because of New York City's insistence on making processes like these intensely and needlessly bureaucratic.

Like most areas of Queens, it is characterized by a lack of anything to do.

Do not to Richmond Hill unless you are trying to get to somewhere else or you are trying to get away from Middle Village.

"Okay, I got of the J train at 111th Street. Where does that leave me?"

"Richmond Hill."

"Where's that?"

"Beats me. That's just what it says on the map."

See woodhaven, ozone park


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