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The guy i was responding to claimed that there were suburbs within nyc. I cant vouch for areas outside of the city limits
No one did that. You misread what he really meant. What he said was that in pretty much every metro area, the majority of people live in the suburbs. Even in the NYC metro, the majority (55 percent) live in places other than NYC itself.
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No one did that. You misread what he really meant. What he said was that in pretty much every metro area, the majority of people live in the suburbs. Even in the NYC metro, the majority (55 percent) live in places other than NYC itself.
Yes, this exactly. Not sure how the other explanation came up.
No one did that. You misread what he really meant. What he said was that in pretty much every metro area, the majority of people live in the suburbs. Even in the NYC metro, the majority (55 percent) live in places other than NYC itself.
He said nyc has suburbs. Nyc does not have suburbs maybe the areas outside new york has suburbs. But not within the five boroughs of new york city
Trust me theres nothing in nyc that resembles the suburbs of houston. We might have houses in nyc but nothing that resembles suburbs
No one said anything about the suburbs of Houston buddy.
By posting that you just proved that you didn't know what a suburb was.
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