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So what happens if Philadelphia gets to 15% commuter base in NYC, and its considered part of the NYC MSA/CSA?
MSA is impossible. For that their UA's have to merge first and it wont ever meet the requirement for that because the density drops below threshold in the middle and the development breaks around Princeton.
Philadelphians know more about the Philadelphia area than anyone else.
How about that?
Youre so high on college rankings. Do you prefer professors that have experience in their field or ones that dont? I mean, History professors are certified to teach Chemistry, right?
Just stop, dude. Youre making a complete fool of yourself.
So Mercer County is longer part of the Philly media market because you said so. Got ya
Your cute little media market having Mercer is pointless. The census does not acknowledge it as a metro and neither do I. You have yourself a fine day in cherryworld son.
MSA is impossible. For that their UA's have to merge first and it wont ever meet the requirement for that because the density drops below threshold in the middle and the development breaks around Princeton.
CSA is impossible. Commuter rate is 2%. LOL
It was a hypothetical question.
Its obviously not going to happen.
Just showing you that youre being a ****ing moron about it.
You probably think St Cloud is part of the Twin Cities too.
So Mercer County is longer part of the Philly media market because you said so. Got ya
The guys a joke.
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