Al's Morning Meeting posted a freaky little site named You Are Where You Live. It's a database where advertisers and businesses can look up any zipcode in America to find out what kind of people live there and what they are likely to spend money on. Put in your zipcode and find out how corporate America judges you based on your neighborhood.
I grew up in 10032, and evidently we represent (among others) the demographic segment known as "difficult times". We are known for our tendency to "dine at fast food chicken restaurants" and "use non-prescription cough syrup".
