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I live in Brooklyn and my roommate is from Austin. She always says that they're kind of alike with weirdness/art/hipsters, so even though I've never been to Austin, I guess I can see that.
But how is Dallas anything like Manhattan? Or Houston like The Bronx? What do they have in common?
I live in Brooklyn and my roommate is from Austin. She always says that they're kind of alike with weirdness/art/hipsters, so even though I've never been to Austin, I guess I can see that.
But how is Dallas anything like Manhattan? Or Houston like The Bronx? What do they have in common?
I live in Brooklyn and my roommate is from Austin. She always says that they're kind of alike with weirdness/art/hipsters, so even though I've never been to Austin, I guess I can see that.
But how is Dallas anything like Manhattan? Or Houston like The Bronx? What do they have in common?
I was going to say, the comparison ends with Austin and Brooklyn having hipsters.
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Originally Posted by Obrienlester
DFW has the money/financial sector.
Houston has the crime comparison to the Bronx.
DFW is not comparable to Manhattan as a financial center
Houston's crime rate is probably way higher than that of The Bronx. Not to mention, The Bronx is extremely dense and urban while Houston certainly isn't.
I was going to say, the comparison ends with Austin and Brooklyn having hipsters.
DFW is not comparable to Manhattan as a financial center
Houston's crime rate is probably way higher than that of The Bronx. Not to mention, The Bronx is extremely dense and urban while Houston certainly isn't.
Impart facts rather than just going by feelings, please.
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