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Both cities are similar, but the states of Texas and Illinois are not. Illinois is a lot more restrictive overall than Texas, so I prefer Odessa.
Dublin, Ohio or Dublin, California?
Dublin, CA... I'd be happy in either place as they're both very desirable suburbs but I would prefer to live in the Bay Area over Columbus, OH for climate, culture, scenery, and general amenities.
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Sorry Dublin Ohio I love Wendy's but Dublin is a suburb of Oakland and if I had the money I'd live in the one in California
Hoboken, New Jersey or Emeryville, California?
Hoboken... since I already live in an NYC neighborhood very similar to Hoboken, I'll go with what is more familiar.
Well, that's an easy one. Omaha may be nice (don't know; haven't been there),
but I couldn't pass on having the Rocky Mtns just outside my town.
So, CO Springs.
Well, that's an easy one. Omaha may be nice (don't know; haven't been there),
but I couldn't pass on having the Rocky Mtns just outside my town.
So, CO Springs.
Flagstaff AZ, or Logan UT?
I've never been to Logan, but I've liked the parts of Utah that I've seen. However, I've been to Flagstaff (only once, but still) and I was impressed; I thought it was a nice place in a scenic location. So I'll go with that one.
I've never been to Logan, but I've liked the parts of Utah that I've seen. However, I've been to Flagstaff (only once, but still) and I was impressed; I thought it was a nice place in a scenic location. So I'll go with that one.
San Diego, CA or Tampa, FL?
Tampa, easily. Though SD is my favorite CA city, there is no way I would lived anywhere in CA in this day and time. A state that is experiencing fleeing residents at the rate it is speaks volumes. Very oppressive state government has ruined a once great state. But comparing Tampa to San Diego, Tampa has great beaches, great people, much more affordable, and a much brighter future.
Tampa, easily. Though SD is my favorite CA city, there is no way I would lived anywhere in CA in this day and time. A state that is experiencing fleeing residents at the rate it is speaks volumes. Very oppressive state government has ruined a once great state. But comparing Tampa to San Diego, Tampa has great beaches, great people, much more affordable, and a much brighter future.
Birmingham gets the nod. It's closer to more interesting geography - small mountains and forests. OKC has the better food, and possibly culture, but it's too isolated. From Birmingham, I could always visit Atlanta on the weekend.
Columbia, SC or Columbus, OH?
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