Where Would You Rather Live? Game

[SonnyDaze]

Originally Posted by march2

Charlotte. More to do overall in terms of recreational assets, more affordable, and I prefer NC over TX.

Fayetteville, AR or Hagerstown, MD?

Hagerstown... I've heard that NW Arkansas is pretty nice but in this particular case, I'd prefer to be closer to the east coast.

Tampa, FL or Boston, MA?

[projectmaximus]

A little bit tough. Boston is objectively better as a city but we have friends in Tampa and FL is home soooo...I'll go on a limb and try Boston over the comforts of home. Aside from the winters and the sports fans, I'll be happy.

Minneapolis v Birmingham, AL

[Muinteoir]

Originally Posted by projectmaximus

A little bit tough. Boston is objectively better as a city but we have friends in Tampa and FL is home soooo...I'll go on a limb and try Boston over the comforts of home. Aside from the winters and the sports fans, I'll be happy.

Minneapolis v Birmingham, AL

Minneapolis by far! Such a lovely urban environment with relatively low CoL. November-April would be rough, though.

Burlington, VT or Bellingham, WA?

[EscAlaMike]

Originally Posted by Muinteoir

Minneapolis by far! Such a lovely urban environment with relatively low CoL. November-April would be rough, though.

Burlington, VT or Bellingham, WA?

Burlington. It's a cool city and I like Vermont.

Missoula, MT or Fort Collins, CO?

[projectmaximus]

For sure Fort Collins. Much larger itself and also very close to a major city (Denver)

San Diego v Hartford, CT

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by projectmaximus

For sure Fort Collins. Much larger itself and also very close to a major city (Denver)

San Diego v Hartford, CT

San Diego every time.

Wilmington, DE or Newport, KY?

[SonnyDaze]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

San Diego every time.

Wilmington, DE or Newport, KY?

Newport... great urban neighborhood with a lot of entertainment options right across the river from a very lively downtown Cincinnati. If Wilmington was closer to Philly proper it may be a better option but it's too far removed for my liking.

Eureka, CA or Helena, MT?

[mattec]

Eureka because its on the coast and close to mountains

Cincinnati OH or Salt Lake City UT

[projectmaximus]

This is a tough one cause I have a positive impression of both, but don't know either very well. I'll pick SLC with the deciding factor being that it's Asian percentage is surprisingly high.

Here's another one:

Tampa v Salt Lake City

[march2]

Originally Posted by projectmaximus

This is a tough one cause I have a positive impression of both, but don't know either very well. I'll pick SLC with the deciding factor being that it's Asian percentage is surprisingly high.

Here's another one:

Tampa v Salt Lake City

Tampa. More affordable, great beaches, incredible recreational assets. Orlando and all of their offerings are just up I-4.

Las Cruces, NM or Pueblo, CO?