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Old 05-24-2009, 08:38 PM
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There "Murderapolis" think is WAY overblown. And yes, cities do tend to have more jobs than do small towns. More people and potential competition for those jobs, of course, but yeah, there are more open jobs in general (and a bigger pool of better-paying jobs) in major cities such as Minneapolis than there is in smaller towns.

Living in a city isn't for everyone, and I love the fact that Minnesota has a nice range of options.
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I guess I just better come to MN. And check it out.Drive around,get the feel. I also want to check out Pittsburgh. What do ya think of that!
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