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so what? it's possible to live without a car in central houston. and what does this have to do with atlanta
See thats the difference between Houston and real cities. In a real city I can live in the suburbs and still not need a car. (Cars are definitley more convenient but not a necessity)
See thats the difference between Houston and real cities. In a real city I can live in the suburbs and still not need a car. (Cars are definitley more convenient but not a necessity)
there are people living in sunbelt suburbs without cars. just a few weeks ago in another thread, i was telling my story of how i lived on the outskirts of san antonio (sprawls way worse than houston) and did just fine....
so what? it's possible to live without a car in central houston. and what does this have to do with atlanta
It's possibly to do it anywhere. But I wouldn't recommend it. It is mostly a nightmare if you must try to get into the city center of Houston.
Oh and yeah, I made it to the Chi and love every second of it. Don't think I'll be going back to DC.
It's possibly to do it anywhere. But I wouldn't recommend it. It is mostly a nightmare if you must try to get into the city center of Houston.
Oh and yeah, I made it to the Chi and love every second of it. Don't think I'll be going back to DC.
wow, what an exciting move. but not even to visit?
wow, what an exciting move. but not even to visit?
I'll visit because I have family there from time to time. But there's so many reasons why I prefer Chicago to DC that it's laughable. I love DC. But IMO, Chicago is a much more superior city.
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