DMV better than LA

[Kobe25]

I won't get into what city is better when L.A is involved anymore because im under heat by the moderator which i totally understand Lmao.That other thread turned into a battle royal. But i will say that i think it's flattering that everyone wants to compare their city to Los Angeles, it's about 5 or 6 different threads with Los Angeles vs some different city so i think it says alot ,And i also want to add that the D.c metro area is more on the level of the San Francisco metro area.

[halfamazing]

Originally Posted by DistrictSonic

I do not consider either of these cities even remotely comparible, this is about as apples and oranges as it gets. In fact one can compare census numbers, and these two cities could not be more different. DC is the countries government and nonprofit center, a national hub of knowledge workers. LA is a city with an entertainment focus, but with several actual manufacturing industries as well.

I would not consider one "better" than the other. DC is great if you have a graduate degree in economics, or are interested in pursuing a career at an international NGO. LA is wonderful if you want to go into sound design, or become a 3D animator. Different types of people are attracted to either of these cities for different reasons. Seriously, quit comparing them.

This is exactly what I have been saying since moving to SoCal for work. Different elements by default contribute to the texture and culture. You can have preferences but there can't be any better places.

What is allowed in LA based on climate, policy, and laws may not be allowed in DC especially for security reasons and it being a sensitive area. DC being a smaller centralized city with many having college degrees creates a different environment that not everyone can relate to on both career and social levels.

[danderson400]

an news anchor like Kelly Lange looks into the camera where as a preacher like Jack Hayford does not