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He's just rehashing the same stats he uses in EVERY thread that pertains to SF. Doesn't matter if they're relevant to the topic at hand, or even outright trumped (looking at you, NYC vs SF thread), he'll fall back on his bread and butters, ignore/dismiss valid counterarguments (digging that private jet set map posted), and rile up the opposition with puerile, asinine comments/hashtags. Rinse and repeat. How this still gets to people is beyond me. Just keep posting SFs poop map, throw in a stupid hash tag somewhere, and talk up LAs brand ranking if you want to play his game
Anyway, the correct answer is DC, before this thread devolved into a California pissing match. Nothing posted has dissuaded my opinion on this, and I don't view this poll as accurate in the slightest. If MDAllstar or another DC poster was as vigilant as Monty, I'm sure endless stats about embassies and the like would begin to persuade people to reality.
Thank god they are not...
I'm quite glad DC posters are above that, if they ever wanna be taken seriously by any respectable people that's the right approach.
It's quite pitiful really with these California posters. They go on and on with this type of ridiculously silly arguments with all the bashing and sausage measuring contests, thinking they will "win" or something as long as they have the last word. How juvenile and sad really. All this stuff is doing is showing how insecure they really are.
You resent this map because you have no response to it LOL
No, actually it's you who resents the fact that no one is impressed. Yawns.
Top 10 Cities by the number of Residents With a Net Worth of $30 Million+, 2014
New York 8,655
London 6,815
Tokyo 6,185 San Francisco 5,460
Los Angeles 5,135
Osaka 3,405
Paris 3,345
Hong Kong 3,335
Chicago 2,885
Mexico City 2,780
Median Family Income with Children Under 18 Years of Age, 2014:
San Francisco-Oakland Urban Area $100,842
Los Angeles City $45,096
If the SF Urban Area and LA City switched places, the LA Area would actually much better off, but the Bay Area would be much worse off.
Those wealth-x stats are for the entire Bay Area and not just San Francisco by the way. LA has an many rich people as the Bay but it has way more working class people. LA is sort of top heavy.
Los Angeles and New York City are in a constant battle over which can attract the world’s best artists. At the moment, it seems that LA is winning.
LA has slightly more than 56 art establishments for every 100,000 residents. Of course, LA also has a lot of tourism, which makes it possible for artists of all types of paintings, statues, performances, and other creative works to a larger audience.
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) also plays an important part of stimulating the imaginations of artists in LA. It constantly features works from some of the most innovative living artists. Of course, art masters who have passed away also get a chance to display work posthumously.
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