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Detroit and the Grosse Pointes. The east side of Detroit looks like a war zone, literally crossing the street into the Grosse Pointes puts you in one of the wealthiest enclaves in the Midwest.
Every city has at least a few of these examples, rich people and the have nots. Its getting even worse with the middle class dying, its almost like your super rich now or dirt poor in every city.
Detroit and the Grosse Pointes. The east side of Detroit looks like a war zone, literally crossing the street into the Grosse Pointes puts you in one of the wealthiest enclaves in the Midwest.
Yeah, he difference once you enter Gross Pointe is shocking!
Every city has at least a few of these examples, rich people and the have nots. Its getting even worse with the middle class dying, its almost like your super rich now or dirt poor in every city.
Right - don't really understand the point of this. Most major cities of a certain age have this effect - old (rundown) area right next to old ("historic") area.
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