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One thing I HAVE to have is women, and yes I am a man despite my username.
No I'm not. Perhaps Costco and then second is Macy's. But Macy's usually means the city is large and has some upscaleness to it. I am not a big shopper, but Macy's is usually in populated upper middle class areas.
Ew. I wish a majority of fast food chains would shut down because they are not healthy or don't offer healthy options. BK, McDonalds, KFC, and other super fatty ones make my list, Taco Bell is okay depending on what you get comes with lettuce, Carl's JR you can always get a wheat bun. Subway is healthy with all the veggies. Panda has their healthy options. And In N Out gives you fresh veggies and a lower fat patty.
Ew. I wish a majority of fast food chains would shut down because they are not healthy or don't offer healthy options. BK, McDonalds, KFC, and other super fatty ones make my list, Taco Bell is okay depending on what you get comes with lettuce, Carl's JR you can always get a wheat bun. Subway is healthy with all the veggies. Panda has their healthy options. And In N Out gives you fresh veggies and a lower fat patty.
And put thousands out of a job and cripple the economy even more with the billions they pour into countries around the world? You can get veggies at any fast-food place.
And put thousands out of a job and cripple the economy even more with the billions they pour into countries around the world? You can get veggies at any fast-food place.
Or we can make the fast-food restauraunts convert to serving fast-healthy food. Of course, that will depend on the market.
Good shopping, restaurants, nightlife, museums, tourist attractions, amusement parks, zoo, etc. Public transportation is not be all end all for me like it is many on this board. The viability of public transportation really depends on the density. If a city has everything else but I have to own a car, no big deal.
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