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I know there is a thread for this but there isnt a poll!
What city is more fun to live in? What city is better to live in?
Where would you prefer to live?
Washington D.C. is kinda ghetto to me. I'm just gonna go ahead and put that on the table. Past the White House and downtown, it's looks rundown and old and really yeesh.
San Francisco is is alot more lively and fun and has more to offer and has good food and cuisine and reasonable weather and infrastructure to look at. I just like SF better.
Washington D.C. is kinda ghetto to me. I'm just gonna go ahead and put that on the table. Past the White House and downtown, it's looks rundown and old and really yeesh.
San Francisco is is alot more lively and fun and has more to offer and has good food and cuisine and reasonable weather and infrastructure to look at. I just like SF better.
Really - in many ways I think SF has more rugged areas; esp downtonw but that didn't keep me from voting for it.
Yes DC has some bad neighborhoods but also has some of the best right inside the district
On the fun and lively - in general yes - that is what swayed my vote
Washington D.C. is kinda ghetto to me. I'm just gonna go ahead and put that on the table. Past the White House and downtown, it's looks rundown and old and really yeesh.
Yeesh is right. When was the last time you were in DC? Did you go to Dupont, Georgetown, Capitol Hill, Woodley Park, Logan Circle, Foggy Bottom, Glover Park, Columbia Heights, Mount Pleasant, Shaw or Adams-Morgan?
Of course DC, like all cities, has shoddy-looking areas. San Fran does as well. But to say that any area outside of downtown DC looks "rundown and really old" is just flat-out wrong.
To the question at hand, it's definitely a close call. DC and San Fran, along with Boston, are my favorite U.S. cities, so it's hard to pick one. I picked DC simply because I live here and know that I like it here, but given an opportunity to move west--well that'd be fine.
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