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Me and My Friend is trying to pick between these cities,He want the Big Apple,I dont want no big city He coming from England..I want to the one with the best rentals, jobs bus service and health care,The town I am in dont have that .I want one when I get sick We got it
Ann Arbor: Most sophisticated/most educated, best public transportation, closest to a major metro area (Detroit), most extreme weather (lots of snow), probably the most expensive for rentals
Evansville: Cheapest, located on a major river
Reno: Largest option, most "fun" (casinos, entertainment), most geographically isolated
Ann Arbor: Most sophisticated/most educated, best public transportation, closest to a major metro area (Detroit), most extreme weather (lots of snow), probably the most expensive for rentals
Evansville: Cheapest, located on a major river
Reno: Largest option, most "fun" (casinos, entertainment), most geographically isolated
I'll definitely give you the fun bit, but I'd question if Reno is actually the largest option given Ann Arbor's Detroit proximity. It's not just close to Detroit's metro, it's more or less a part of it. U of M has enough economic pull to keep it statistically separate from Detroit, but that's about where the separation ends.
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