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Ask a random trendy transplant in Portland or Seattle and half of them just moved from LA or will move there next(if they haven't already lived in San Francisco and Brooklyn). It seems like a sort of revolving door of those locations for those kids...
And I hate using the word "hipster" but we all know what that cliche means...
Postin' pics on your blog Takin' rips of that bong Bout to move to Los Angeles Cause you sick of livin' at home Shop at Urban Outfitters All your other clothes are straight vintage Tie flannels around your waist Wearin' boots and panties in the winter
Des Moines? Now that is a surprise, but a good one if someone is from Iowa. The firm that makes these must be there. LOL!
Can't make people from Cleveland too happy though. I would have assumed that Pittsburgh and Atlanta would each have a poster. I would guess the list above is not complete, but still a good list.
Kudos to Minneapolis/St. Paul for placing 2nd on that disposable income list after DC, too!
The artist who makes these posters I believe started out in Chicago, but maybe she is from Des Moines originally? We have the Minneapolis, St Paul, and Chicago posters in our living room.
I searched for the Cleveland poster. No luck. However, I did find: Toronto, Austin, San Francisco, Chicago, Philadelphia, Manhattan, Brooklyn, London, Paris, Madison, Twin Cities, Portland, Seattle, Boston, Des Moines and Denver.
Well, as someone said before these cities can be trendy all they want, but if you're not in Tech or another high paying job, you're likely with 3-4 other roommates barely making it, especially SF and NYC.
Well, as someone said before these cities can be trendy all they want, but if you're not in Tech or another high paying job, you're likely with 3-4 other roommates barely making it, especially SF and NYC.
But if you're trendy, the high paying jobs and everything else will take care of itself.
That's why I don't understand why Reading, PA doesn't install streetcars. I mean, of course people don't want to move to your city. There's no streetcars. Duh!
Bogus list. I would think DC, all of the Texas cities, Denver, Minneapolis. Places where there are jobs are where melinnials are going to thrive.
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