An interesting story in the Financial Times reports on the shock of moving to Larchmont from New York City during the recent exodus:

“Here, the only person I interact with in person all day is my wife. It’s challenging for me,” says the 36-year-old venture capitalist, who works from his new home in Larchmont, a village in Westchester County, a 40-minute train ride from New York’s Grand Central Station. “The energy of [Manhattan], the randomness you get from nearly two million people: on every block unexpected interactions, different people from different walks of life. I thrive off that kind of energy. I very much miss that.”

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