At the end of the movie, he is sitting in the car leaving New York, the camera is zoomed out, and New York is really beautiful at sunrise. So I don't think he's going, because he scolded the city so badly the night before, because he entrusted the dog before he left, and because he's a New Yorker. In this city, a day is a life.
I don't know when I can have similar feelings for a city, and it seems that I have reached the age where the legend should settle down. But stability is a dangerous word, such as whether you are after stability or mediocrity. Another example is that you are unwilling to be mediocre, but choose a wrong shortcut. Before the Simon in my memory appeared, I sympathized with him for a time.
This place of peace of mind is home, and I don't want to say this, because it's too sensational. So I can only say that if there is a goal in a city that you think is worth fighting for, then you can take that city as your home, because struggle is a life-long thing with no end. For someone like me, without a clear goal, the heart is not at ease.
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