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NYC is not your ordinary city. It takes a behemoth to be in the same sentence as NYC. None of the cities on this survey deserve that privilege.
Yep. It's a city being discussed online by random strangers, don't see why people take it so seriously but to each their own I suppose. Some act like it's their mom or child being discussed lol.
How about 'none of the above'. NYC is on a level that very few cities in the world can measure up to. Perhaps you should offer Tokyo, London and Paris as cities to compare to NYC in this poll.
Yep. It's a city being discussed online by random strangers, don't see why people take it so seriously but to each their own I suppose. Some act like it's their mom or child being discussed lol.
Being competition for NYC is flattery for the city compared. None of these cities deserve to be acknowledged compared to NYC.
The manager at IHOP works more hours than Paul Allen. Does not mean he deserves to be mentioned with Allen.
Being competition for NYC is flattery for the city compared. None of these cities deserve to be acknowledged compared to NYC.
Exactly. This thread is the equivalent of asking "which QB is most like Aaron Rodgers" and listing a bunch of third sting scrubs as your choice of answers.
Exactly. This thread is the equivalent of asking "which QB is most like Aaron Rodgers" and listing a bunch of third sting scrubs as your choice of answers.
BS. Some of these cities are incredibly diverse, others are quite large, others have similar weather, some have large skylines, some share the density, some of these cities are major ports, etc...There's a number of qualities that one can evaluate on a point system of sorts to decide which city they feel is the most like New York OF THIS LIST. Again, "most similar" is not the same as "similar".
None of these cities share similar weather. None share the density. Houston probably has the largest skyline of these, but I can't think of anything else NYC-like about it.
There you go again, confusing the difference between "most similar" and "similar". I can't make it any more simple for you than I already have.
None are most similar. You picked a bunch of cities that are similar to one another, and then are asking us which is the most similar to a city totally dissimilar.
"Which of the following cats is most similar to this dog". That's why it's a silly question.
If I have to pick, though, I guess Seattle, even if Seattle is completely different from NYC. The only reason I go with Seattle is because it has a few pedestrian-oriented urban type areas, and if you squinted on a few blocks, you might mistake a block for San Francisco, and if you squinted on a few blocks in San Francisco you might mistake a block for a Mediterranean version of Brooklyn.
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