It is John Street. There is almost nothing glamorous about Naomi Post's life. The North Philadelphia townhouse she shares with her husband and son is anonymous and utilitarian, furnished by people who have never known luxury, or at least don't place a premium on it. There is no formal dining room, just an eat-in kitchen. The furniture is dated.
Decorative touches are few and far between, although books are strategically placed.
There is no housekeeper. Post and Street share the chores. The Mayor does laundry. And most of the cooking. And he does all of the shopping for all of our clothes.