[MANic]

I genuinely don't see why there is any disagreement. Living in the centre of the busiest part of a City = perfect logistics. Whether for dates or for ONS.

Geographic proximity exponentially reduces the time for any form of resistance to set in but even more importantly the sheer volume of people you're exposed to (especially in densely populated megacities) is incredible. At the end of the day quick lays rely heavily on numbers as well. As mentioned earlier staying in such an area allows for off-peak familiarity with the different roleplayers (employees, owners etc.) and even if you don't reap direct benefits from this it affords you tremendous social proof (if everyone knows him he must be a connected great guy, right?)

[slothpiece]

I live in a centralized spot in NW DC. I thought about the commuting time I had before in Arlington, group house roommates, their drama, and the constant rotation of looking for a replacement roommate after one left, the proximity to my office, the elimination of using Metro to commute back and forth from home to office, proximity to preferred grocery and gym locations, and nightlife close to home. I'd say plan to throw another G like you said to cut out the hassle. Do it and get your own spot even if it may be small and not conducive to having guests over a lot.