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I'm from Ann Arbor, MI (born and raised) and have some inherent problems with Columbus despite the fact that I've never visited that city (it's never been in my vacation plans). Obviously, my vote will be for Ann Arbor--Wolverine town. I want to know what you guys think. It really doesn't matter if you've visited both cities or if you've only been to one or the other. From the things that I've read and heard about Columbus, I don't think I'd like it. Honestly, I can't see myself living anywhere in the state of Ohio (I've visited and been through it lots of times in my life), especially not in Columbus. A job could offer me $100,000 in Columbus, and I would turn them down.
Columbus easily ... a much larger and cosmopolitan city that offers so many more amenities than Ann Arbor.
Columbus is one of the ONLY midwest cities than continues to prosper, experiencing continued vitality, growth and opportunities. It's also a beautiful and extremely clean city. The Ohio State University TOPS Michigan too, a purely subjective opinion.
I'm from Ann Arbor, MI (born and raised) and have some inherent problems with Columbus despite the fact that I've never visited that city (it's never been in my vacation plans). Obviously, my vote will be for Ann Arbor--Wolverine town. I want to know what you guys think. It really doesn't matter if you've visited both cities or if you've only been to one or the other. From the things that I've read and heard about Columbus, I don't think I'd like it. Honestly, I can't see myself living anywhere in the state of Ohio (I've visited and been through it lots of times in my life), especially not in Columbus. A job could offer me $100,000 in Columbus, and I would turn them down.
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