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A metro population of 2 million people is not considered a major city?
Apparently not to some.......gotta wonder what criteria hes using when Philadelphia has 1.5 million and thats considered a major city and Orlando has a little over 2 million and its not a major city ?
Apparently not to some.......gotta wonder what criteria hes using when Philadelphia has 1.5 million and thats considered a major city and Orlando has a little over 2 million and its not a major city ?
Orlandos METRO area has 2 million ppl. The city itself has 230,000
IMO still a major city, since the county its in has 1.1 million people
I don't find that list surprising considering the cost of doing business in those cities and cost of living.I thnik they just picked a sampling since I didn't see the many of the largest. I take it since they have not listed such cities as LosAngeles;New york and Houston ;so why include Orlando.
And yet they included San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose, go figure.. not surprised at all to see that auto repair is expensive in the place where everything else is too.
What I like about NYC is you can always find someone for cheaper. I also like that you can get a flat fixed on the street for $15 or less.
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