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Umm San Francisco cannot be #2 at anything, at the very least we are tied for #1. Even as far as the nation is concerned, NYC may be bigger but per capita we are richer with more gazllionaires per capita, and wayyy prettier! Get it straight bro!
It's #2 compared to LA. I don't know why people are taking that as a knock.
I disagree based on economics. Huntsville has the larger GDP at 22 billion to Mobile's 16 billion. Huntsville is also the second largest metro area, and is growing significantly faster as well. Huntsville is Alabama's second city.
Okay, you're splitting hairs. Huntsville Metro is only 6,000 more people than Mobile. And Huntsville wouldn't have an economy worth noticing if it wasn't for the federal Space funding there. Not to mention Mobile is waterfront and twice as dense as Huntsville.
Umm San Francisco cannot be #2 at anything, at the very least we are tied for #1. Even as far as the nation is concerned, NYC may be bigger but per capita we are richer with more gazllionaires per capita, and wayyy prettier! Get it straight bro!
San Francisco is definitely number 2 in California, and farther down the line on a national level. Your reasoning why San Francisco is better than LA or is more gazillionaires per capita?
Umm San Francisco cannot be #2 at anything, at the very least we are tied for #1. Even as far as the nation is concerned, NYC may be bigger but per capita we are richer with more gazllionaires per capita, and wayyy prettier! Get it straight bro!
And ppl on here want to bash Texans for having pride in there city. Lol
Okay, you're splitting hairs. Huntsville Metro is only 6,000 more people than Mobile. And Huntsville wouldn't have an economy worth noticing if it wasn't for the federal Space funding there. Not to mention Mobile is waterfront and twice as dense as Huntsville.
I like Mobile, too (the waterfront, bay, and general area are very underrated in beauty IMO, but this thread is not about which is more beautiful. We can shoulda, woulda, coulda all day, you can't change what you want to about a city to make it fit your narrative. I wouldn't base my conclusion on a pretty waterfront or taller skyscrapers. Huntsville's metro is larger, has a much higher GDP, and is growing faster.
I like Mobile, too (the waterfront, bay, and general area are very underrated in beauty IMO, but this thread is not about which is more beautiful. We can shoulda, woulda, coulda all day, you can't change what you want to about a city to make it fit your narrative. I wouldn't base my conclusion on a pretty waterfront or taller skyscrapers. Huntsville's metro is larger, has a much higher GDP, and is growing faster.
All of this is true about Huntsville and yet it is surprisingly under the radar nationally. I think because of that notoriety factor I'd still put Montgomery or Mobile ahead of it.
Umm sorry bro, but LA is bigger, richer, more productive, and more famous than San Francisco. Not knocking on SF, it's a world class city, but LA is just even more so of one.
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It's #2 compared to LA. I don't know why people are taking that as a knock.
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San Francisco is definitely number 2 in California, and farther down the line on a national level. Your reasoning why San Francisco is better than LA or is more gazillionaires per capita?
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And ppl on here want to bash Texans for having pride in there city. Lol
I can't believe you all took my post seriously especially when I used the fictitious word "gazillionaire" LOL.
So ColdAilment, how many gazillionaires does LA even have? lol
Just post the UHNWI list already and get it over with.
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