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Hrm, this news seems to be overlooked. I wonder why
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Originally Posted by Gallup Study
Bigger isn’t necessarily best when it comes to quality of life. In a Gallup survey released this week of the U.S. cities rated highest for overall well-being, New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago all failed to crack the top 50. By contrast, nine of the top 10 spots in the survey went to mid-size cities, with the Boulder, Colorado metro area grabbing the top overall spot. The only big city that cracked the top 10 was the Washington, D.C. area.
Probably because most of these "surveys" are meaningless.
I mean, it says that Bridgeport, CT is the #9 happiest place in the country? Have you ever been to Bridgeport?
Bridgeport is a dump. Definitely lots of ugly industrial factories, old buildings, and dangerous areas. I know someone who works at the hospital there and she said she is always looking over her shoulder when walking between her car and the building.
This thread has exposed yet again the unfortunate fact that some unhappy people intentionally wait until they find negative news before contributing to the forum. They need to learn (before it is too late) that pervasive negativity (including materialistic discontent) severely affects lives by destroying relationships and undermining the foundation of hope.
to be honest, I've lived here since 07 and I've never been to spartanburg ONCE, guess I'm not missing much? Just joking but seriously I couldn't find anything on the poll, does anyone know exactly what was asked to determine how happy and or sad residents were?
edit: nevermind I found skyliners link to a different news story on the same subject
*sob* *sob* That some sad sh*t. I think Im gonna go out to GSP and stand in front of SWA as it lands
Well.. atleast I dont live in Huntington, WV.... then I guess I would be reallllly depressed.. and for good reason
I live in WV,every thing you hear about it is true!!!
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