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lol I think you're in a very slim minority who think Chicago is better. Also, most people here have commented about how nice we are
Chicago is a nice city but nowhere near as important and large as New York City. Chicago could never be in the same league as New York City. But with that said Orlando is still by far the most overated city in the US.
If they aren't worshipping New York, they are insulters - it just can't be described as opinion or preference. It MUST be labeled as something negative.
Is New York really the "mecca" of the entire universe?
Nobody said or is saying that. People tend to take things the wrong way when NY'ers use their bragging rights. We only use them when other cities claim to be near or superior to us when its not. We don't just brag on a daily basis. We just brag base on what professionals and the overall intellectual people, like some of the posters on CD.
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Nobody said or is saying that. People tend to take things the wrong way when NY'ers use their bragging rights. We only use them when other cities claim to be near or superior to us when its not. We don't just brag on a daily basis. We just brag base on what professionals and the overall intellectual people, like some of the posters on CD.
Exactly. You took the words right out of my mouth. This is a message board about places around the country, so obviously this will be up for discussion and will come up often. It's not like we talk about how great the city is everyday in real life, even though it's something we believe in.
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