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Tied (After L.A and Chicago). People outside the states know of both cities.
And like I said before the government could always move, so it's not really *exclusive* to "DC".
San Francisco.
The end?
This is idiotic! Where and how are you going to move the CIA, Pentagon, State Dept, Capitol, 200 Federal agencies, 450,000 government workers, 100,000 contractors? SF is a nice slow paced city.
This is idiotic! Where and how are you going to move the CIA, Pentagon, State Dept, Capitol, 200 Federal agencies, 450,000 government workers, 100,000 contractors?
That's not somethng you want to brag about.
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SF is a nice slow paced city.
LOL@ the failed attempt to outsnob an even bigger snob.
SF is filthy. DC is a much better city to live in. Plus SF nightlife sucks. It shuts down too early.
Ill take SF nightlife over DC anyday. There are plenty of places to go after 2 am in SF, the nightlife neighborhoods are way more vibrant and dense with bars, and there is much greater varierty. Not even close...
This is idiotic! Where and how are you going to move the CIA, Pentagon, State Dept, Capitol, 200 Federal agencies, 450,000 government workers, 100,000 contractors? SF is a nice slow paced city.
SF has way more bustling streets than DC, more activity, more vibrancy - this is not even debatable, you are just speaking nonsense here.
SF has way more bustling streets than DC, more activity, more vibrancy - this is not even debatable, you are just speaking nonsense here.
Way more bustling? Lol. You're trying to make SF sound like NYC. Typical SF belief where they think they're the best at everything. LOL. DC CSA metro has 1.3 million more people than bay area CSA population and GDP is higher in DC.
That sounds like it's time for pictures....DC'sFinest???
You're going to argue that a city with literally half the density of San Francisco and 1 million less annual tourists likely has more activity? Keep dreaming
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