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Dude, I know you're one of the few Orlando-advocates out there, but why would you even remotely mention Orlando in this thread of urban canyons...?! Suntrust's 440' building is a joke and our downtown has no livelihood...c'mon now.
Love the pics posted of Chi-town & NYC by everyone though! Gorgeous!!
Two reasons. I don't think downtown Orlando is a joke by any means, especially when people have listed Scranton and other towns in this thread. I obviously know it is nothing like downtown Chicago or NY but I have no hangups on our downtown. Peace.
I just spent a few weeks with people who live in downtown Chicago as they visited me in manhattan. I believe the phrase, "not even close" was used to describe how much bigger and busier NY is to Chicago. I dont know about everybody esle, but Im getting sick of chicago's "its not as big, but somehow more impressive" inferiority complex.
I just spent a few weeks with people who live in downtown Chicago as they visited me in manhattan. I believe the phrase, "not even close" was used to describe how much bigger and busier NY is to Chicago. I dont know about everybody esle, but Im getting sick of chicago's "its not as big, but somehow more impressive" inferiority complex.
I believe the phrase, "you're a dumbass," is being used to describe you because you care enough to even say anything about something so stupid.
I just spent a few weeks with people who live in downtown Chicago as they visited me in manhattan. I believe the phrase, "not even close" was used to describe how much bigger and busier NY is to Chicago. I dont know about everybody esle, but Im getting sick of chicago's "its not as big, but somehow more impressive" inferiority complex.
NY is much busier than Chicago. There's more bars, restaurants, people, etc. I think some people prefer Chicago because you can get all of the same amenities, for a much better price, and with a better quality of living (larger apartment, shorter commute time, cheaper entertainment, etc) than in New York City.
It's moreso about what your preferences are and which things you value more.
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Suntrust's 440' building is a joke and our downtown has no livelihood...c'mon now.
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