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Which of these 7 cities would you most want to live in?
Seattle
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Here is some criteria to help you decide.......
Which offers the best quality of life?
Which has the worst quality of life?
Which has the best economy?
Which has the worst economy?
Which has the worst traffic?
Which has the best traffic?
Which is the most racially diverse?
Which is the least racially diverse?
Which has the best weather?
Which has the worst weather?
Which is the best for a sports fan?
Which is the worst for a sports fan?
Which has the most friendliest people?
Which has the least friendliest people?
Which is the best for a foodie?
Which is the worst for a foodie?
Which is the most corporate and work obsessed?
Which is the least corporate and work obsessed?
Which has the best public transportation?
Which has the worst public transportation?
Which is the most Liberal?
Which is the most Conservative?
Which has the best nightlife?
Which has the worst nightlife?
Which has the best dating scene?
Which has the worst dating scene?
Which has the best location?
Which has the worst location?
Which is the most affordable?
Which is the least affordable?
Which has the best shopping?
Which has the worst shopping?
Which is the best place to raise a family?
Which is the best place to be single?
Which has the highest percentage of transplants?
Which has the lowest percentage of transplants?
Which is the most educated?
Which is the least educated?
Which of these cities seems to have the most down to earth and genuine people?
Sorry for so much criteria but I am one of those all or nothing kind of people. If you don't list any criteria the moderators will delete your thread and if you list too much criteria you will annoy people and people will complain. So I guess you can't win either way. Lol.
Last edited by IcomeInPeaceDolphLundgren; 07-15-2017 at 08:48 PM..
I like Philly and Chicago but they have too much weather. Four are too small, though actually all of them have positives. I voted Seattle though I'm a little biased since I live here. Seattle isn't quite big enough for me though.
None of these are ideal but I chose Cincinnati just because within THIS list it is the least cold and/or dreary. Pittsburgh would probably be second. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh are less "yuppie" and more down to Earth and laid back. Pittsburgh is cold and snowy though.
None of these are ideal but I chose Cincinnati just because within THIS list it is the least cold and/or dreary. Pittsburgh would probably be second. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh are less "yuppie" and more down to Earth and laid back. Pittsburgh is cold and snowy though.
Philly average sunny days is 207
Minneapolis 198
Milwaukee 190
Chicago 189
Cincinnati 176
Pittsburgh 160
Seattle 152
So of these 7, Cincy and Pitt rank 5th and 6th, respectively in sunshine.
Philly also has the highest annual mean temperature of 55.85 degrees.
Cincy is 54.65
Pittsburgh is 52
Seattle is 51.95
Chicago is 49.65
Milwaukee 47.7
Minneapolis is the coldest at 46.15
I've never been to Minneapolis, Milwaukee or Pittsburgh. I'm pretty sure I'd like Minneapolis a whole lot in summer. And Pittsburgh has always kind of intrigued me.
I like Chicago, Philly and Cincy, but Seattle is a really nice city and the setting is so pretty. Plus, it seems very economically viable for a long time to come.
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