What region, city, town, or state etc in the USA would you prefer the most to live if money/resource weren't an issue?
Florida is sounding nice to me atm. Tropical USA with lots of fine-ass women to go with it I'm guessing.
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What region, city, town, or state etc in the USA would you prefer the most to live if money/resource weren't an issue?
Florida is sounding nice to me atm. Tropical USA with lots of fine-ass women to go with it I'm guessing.
Florida, Chicago, Washington
That depends on where in Florida you're at. If you're down south, in a wealthier community such as Boca Raton or Miami Beach, yeah, you'll see some fine women. If you're further north, in Deep South " overflow from Georgia" territory, you'll see a mix of fine and not all that. Florida's also been plagued with sinkholes. The attitude of the people is by and large positive, though and they are very welcoming of out- of- staters ( as long as you respect them, they will respect you). Oh, when it rains.. it rains.Quote:
Originally Posted by shazou
New York, Chicago or Seattle but honestly, Toronto is better ahlie.
if money werent an object, a private community on the east coast
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#17 Hunting Valley in Cleveland, Ohio
#17 Hunting Valley in Cleveland, Ohio
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Mean household income: $507,214
Located east of Cleveland, the village of Hunting Valley has a population of just over 700, according to the 2010 census. It was incorporated in 1968.
The area is the wealthiest community in the state of Ohio. It served as the inspiration for Sarah Strohmeyer's book "The Secret Lives of Fortunate Wives."
Hunting Valley is 94.3% white, 1.1% Asian, 2.7% Latino, 0.6% black
#16 Round Hill-North Greenwich in Greenwich, Conn.
#16 Round Hill-North Greenwich in Greenwich, Conn.
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Mean household income: $510,848
Round Hill joined the National Register of Historic Places in 1996 with a district school that dates back to 1750, among other early structures.
North Greenwich and Round Hill play home to a lot of financiers and hedge fund managers who work either in downtown Greenwich, where many firms have headquarters, or Manhattan.
The town of Greenwich, the municipality that sits farthest southwest in Connecticut, was established in 1640 by the British daughter-in-law of John Winthrop, the Massachusetts colony founder.
Round Hill-North Greenwich is 97.5% white, 0.0% Asian, 2.4% Latino, 0.1% black
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california, san diego or san franciso.
Or new york
Why do people from countries outside the usa always seems to pick these cities? San diego is a hole unless its a private gated community, san fran is queer haven, and new york has massive poverty and shit loads of crime.Quote:
Originally Posted by LostInParadise
Somewhere out in Appalachia would be fine with me. :)
Rural South, rural Midwest, or rural West, not necessarily in that order. Yeah, I like the country.
Houston or maybe San Diego.