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Chicago. It's my favorite so i would take over nay other city. Great architecture, lots to do and see, friendly people and pretty affordable considering all it has to offer.
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Sacramento - close to where I live now and a decent city.
St Louis, MO or Olympia, WA?
I like the Lou and I like Oh-lee, but Oh-Lee is only an hour away from one of my favorite cities so I'd live there (even if the Evergreenies get annoying )
I like the Lou and I like Oh-lee, but Oh-Lee is only an hour away from one of my favorite cities so I'd live there (even if the Evergreenies get annoying )
Tacoma,WA or Beaverton, OR?
Tacoma - again close to Seattle.
Eureka, CA or Morgantown, WV?
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, close to Tallahassee, and Pensacola. A four hour drive to Atlanta. Better weather.
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