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The difference is, the people in the larger cities like NY and LA are always bragging about how "open-minded" and "tolerant" they are. People in the smaller towns are at least proud and honest about their ignorance.
They might not brag about their own cities that much but they compare places like NYC to other less populated big cities (like cities they like a sports team from, or believe stupid stereotypes about and have childish fantasies about them) and brag about how that's so much better than NYC anyways. Frankly I find to be equally and if not even more annoying.
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Originally Posted by A&M_Indie_08
No, NYC does not obviously trump any other city
LA rocks NYC's world for things to do..... just because it has more people does not make it better. Same with San Francisco.... better than NYC
"Atlanta- is a city that think that it is becoming king of the south and the country and no other city is better lol!"
Coming from someone who believes Charlotte can compete with the best of the best because a few new glassy towers were added to the skyline and a few hundred thousand people moved to Charlotte's CSA.
Dallas's skyline looks small in that picture. I know it's only showing half of it, but still.
I don't and hope no one else think anyone in Atlanta,ga is going to say anything nice about Dallas downtown when theirs have a gap in it end of discussion................:t ape::tap e:
Dallas. It's very pretentious, snobby and image-conscious.
I'd say Los Angeles normally, but at least they have a reason to act that way
What you are saying don't make sense Dallas has the largest football stadium in the world and more shopping per cap then any other city and Dallas has been in the top 5 cities of growth and last but not least John F.kenndy got murder there sooooooooooooooo what is your point:conf used:
Oh I know movie stars live there that are from Texas lmao!
L.A. is the movie capital of the United States, that's plenty of bragging rights for the city, plus everything else it offers.
Atlanta, while I see what you're saying, does deserve some credit for what's offered there and what they offer to the South.
Houston has shown tremendous growth population wise and job wise, so it definitely should be in the spotlight.
NYC obviously trumps any other city in the country, if not the world and I think that's obvious to anyone.
Even though all of these cities deserve their mark, I would say out of these, Atlanta would be a "diva."
Hmm,
Atlanta (Held Olympic Games; Home of cable television (Weather Channel, CNN, TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network, Boomerang, TCM); Home of Coca-Cola; World's Busiest Airport; "Capital of the South"; World's largest indoor aquarium)
Seriously, there are far other cities with far less to toot their horn about, and most metro Atlantans don't brag about Atlanta.
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