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Tifton because I prefer the not-Atlanta parts of GA to KY. Plus it's fairly close to relatives.
Bakersfield, CA or Albuquerque, NM?
I hesitated for a minute because Bakersfield isn't some podunk town in rural California. It has a million people, relatively close to LA, and not far from Vegas or Northern Cali. But ultimately I'll still take ABQ. Even though I have never been, it is intriguing and I think I would enjoy it.
Cleveland v San Diego
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Albuquerque, for sure. One of my favorite cities/metros out west.
Cleveland, OH or Pittsburgh, PA?
Looks like I was too slow. Hmm, this is a tough matchup. I like em both for what they are but I'll take Pittsburgh as it feels like a little more of a startup/tech hub and I have a buddy who lives there that I'd consider doing business with.
I hesitated for a minute because Bakersfield isn't some podunk town in rural California. It has a million people, relatively close to LA, and not far from Vegas or Northern Cali. But ultimately I'll still take ABQ. Even though I have never been, it is intriguing and I think I would enjoy it.
Cleveland v San Diego
Looks like I was too slow. Hmm, this is a tough matchup. I like em both for what they are but I'll take Pittsburgh as it feels like a little more of a startup/tech hub and I have a buddy who lives there that I'd consider doing business with.
Cleveland v San Diego
San Diego for sure. I like the weather and culture.
Grand Rapids, for being in Michigan and for its proximity to Chicago...
Madison, WI vs. Columbus, OH
I feel like I'd prefer Madison. Proximity to Milwaukee and Chicago, and depending on your standards, Minneapolis is within day trip distance. I love its position among the water.
I feel like I'd prefer Madison. Proximity to Milwaukee and Chicago, and depending on your standards, Minneapolis is within day trip distance. I love its position among the water.
Boise, ID vs. Austin, TX?
Austin. Not a huge fan of either, but Austin is a bit less isolated, greener, more progressive and has some cool public swimming areas. Boy I could not take those summers every year, though.
Austin. Not a huge fan of either, but Austin is a bit less isolated, greener, more progressive and has some cool public swimming areas. Boy I could not take those summers every year, though.
Columbus, OH or Syracuse, NY?
Columbus... give me the much bigger metro and milder winters.
Columbus... give me the much bigger metro and milder winters.
Duck, NC or Duck Key, FL?
Duck, NC because it is not FL.
Kremmling, CO or Addy, WA?
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