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Unread 09-14-2012, 04:31 PM
 
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mod edit However, both cities have their pros and cons, but if I had to chose, I would go w/ Baton Rouge as my preference b/c I just would rather the southern part of the state over the north. The culture, the cooking, the festivals are just much more enjoyable. BR's crime rate has increased since Katrina, but Shreveport is not w/o it's crime and like BR, Shreveport has some parts that are not so nice (quality wise) either.
You make very good points here. And as I have told so many people over the years, some people are rooted in south Louisiana culture and will simply never like north Louisiana. The same goes for north Louisiana; there are so many rednecks up here who wouldn't give south Louisiana a chance.

Baton Rouge has crime, especially in certain neighborhoods, but so do New Orleans, Shreveport, Monroe, and even Alexandria.

I am a north Louisiana resident because this is home for me, but I know at any moment my job (oil & gas) could move me to south Louisiana, Houston, OKC or even Tulsa. But whatever happens, I will adapt.

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Unread 09-14-2012, 06:29 PM
 
Location: Lake Charles, LA
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You do oil and gas research? I'm trying to get into the real estate research, but it's so hard to find a firm that's willing to take someone who's willing to help out. Plus the real estate market is not the best that I can be right now. Maybe after the presidential campaign things will pick up.
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Unread 09-14-2012, 08:43 PM
 
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You do oil and gas research? I'm trying to get into the real estate research, but it's so hard to find a firm that's willing to take someone who's willing to help out. Plus the real estate market is not the best that I can be right now. Maybe after the presidential campaign things will pick up.
Research... well, to an extent. My job requires some research, but I don't work in geological research or anything like that. I work as a gas measurement analyst for the pipeline division of a large oil & gas company in the Haynesville Shale.
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