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Oh Boy! I'm going to let let Dallas and Houston duke it out while I take a leisurely trip down Peachtree street serenaded by three Atlanta (or atleast Atlanta inspired) musical acts.
So by going by this source I guess LA should also have its metro divided correct? All I read was that people travel long distances to work in LA, Detroit, and DFW, so what, you're not proving anything.
Who said Dallas and Fort Worth should be separated? They started as two different metro areas, but grew into one, due to proximity. That's obvious. Most of the sprawl in LA is there because of LA. That's not the case in DFW.
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What is so elementary about my logic? Could you sit there and tell me that most people in this country know that Houston is an energy giant, and that it's internationally known for that? I didn't think so, look you Houstonians have a few things that would make DFW a better place such as being close to a large body of water, or having major trading port, other than that we have you guys on name recognition, tourist destinations, LRT, and also population, you guys can try and slice up the metroplex all you want but you guys are failing to make anyone a believer except for yourselves.
I guess that's why Houston grew faster than DFW this decade, without the challenge numbers for the City of Houston. Both metro areas have things over the other, but you really make Dallas look bad.
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Oh Boy! I'm going to let let Dallas and Houston duke it out while I take a leisurely trip down Peachtree street serenaded by three Atlanta (or atleast Atlanta inspired) musical acts.
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Dallas' Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge (Under Construction)
That bridge is pretty slick.
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Could you sit there and tell me that most people in this country know that Houston is an energy giant, and that it's internationally known for that? I didn't think so, look you Houstonians have a few things that would make DFW a better place such as being close to a large body of water, or having major trading port, other than that we have you guys on name recognition, tourist destinations, LRT, and also population, you guys can try and slice up the metroplex all you want but you guys are failing to make anyone a believer except for yourselves.
Both metro areas have things over the other, but you really make Dallas look bad.
