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Aspiring comedian goes viral on TikTok for living on just $100 a month in NYC

Por: New York Post Life December 01, 2022

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How long could you last on $100 in New York City? An aspiring comedian claims he only spent a hundred bucks in about four weeks while living in the big expensive city. Frankie Hoy, 27, started the stingy stunt on Nov. 4. and amassed over 100,000 followers on TikTok while chronicling the process. On the first day, Hoy — who claims to live in a van and work at a catering company in between his unpaid open mic comedy performances — spent $7.26... + full article



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