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Detroit. A great legacy city, on the Great Lakes, family nearby, and great hockey. Plus I prefer the weather up here.
Ketchikan, AK or Ponce, PR?
Ponce... Ketchikan doesn't seem that bad for Alaska standards but the gloomy climate and isolation from other places would really get to me after a while. Ponce is larger, warmer, has the beach, has more amenities, and hopefully more job prospects if I'm able to really improve my Spanish in a short period of time.
Ponce... Ketchikan doesn't seem that bad for Alaska standards but the gloomy climate and isolation from other places would really get to me after a while. Ponce is larger, warmer, has the beach, has more amenities, and hopefully more job prospects if I'm able to really improve my Spanish in a short period of time.
Visalia, CA or Yuma, AZ?
I wouldn't want to live in either. But between these two, I'd pick Visalia. Both are affordable, but I prefer Visalia's climate to Yuma's.
Nashville. I do like Indy. But Nashville is doing really well right not economically and I've always like what I've seen when I'm there. Love their topography too.
Nashville. I do like Indy. But Nashville is doing really well right not economically and I've always like what I've seen when I'm there. Love their topography too.
Kansas City, MO or Cincinnati, OH?
Kansas City
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Nashville, TN.
Indianapolis seems incredibly boring.
Avalon, NJ or Hampton, NH
Hampton, NJ.
Baton Rouge, LA or Reno, NV?
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