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I'd think Cincinnati. It's bigger and I assume has more to offer a single person. Sorry, I meant foodies not goodies. Damn autocorrect. Let me try again, which city is better for foodies San Antonio or San Diego?
San Diego. Both have unique styles of Mexican American food, but San Diego has more to offer
Which city would be better for a architecture freak, Boston or Chicago
Atlanta, a lot of the Midtown and Buckhead areas I hear are walkable and urban. Phoenix has basically no walkable areas except downtown and just north of downtown.
Which is better for the arts, Spokane, WA or Rochester, NY?
Equal. Which city would be better for small independent artists. San Francisco or Portland?
I'd say Chicago. So many different towers to look at. Which city is better prepared for eartquakes San Francisco or Los Angeles?
I'm gonna say LA just because it has fewer multi-story buildings and less transit infrastructure --- less stuff for a quake to destroy that would affect a ton of people.
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Equal. Which city would be better for small independent artists. San Francisco or Portland?
Portland --- smaller metro area with much less exciting nightlife, so probably easier to get noticed.
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Both have outstanding architecture. I give the edge to Chicago because the architectural impressiveness extends into the skyline.
Which city is better for healthy food?
Oklahoma City, OK or Memphis, TN?
Probably OKC just because it's not as poor, so might have better access to grocery stores and non-fast-food restaurants.
Which city would make a better setting for a horror movie, Denver or Miami?
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I'm gonna say LA just because it has fewer multi-story buildings and less transit infrastructure --- less stuff for a quake to destroy that would affect a ton of people.
Portland --- smaller metro area with much less exciting nightlife, so probably easier to get noticed.
Probably OKC just because it's not as poor, so might have better access to grocery stores and non-fast-food restaurants.
Which city would make a better setting for a horror movie, Denver or Miami?
Probably Denver. It has more stock of older buildings and the Stanley Hotel is up the road. Though Miami's thunderstorms add a good effect for horror flicks.
What city is better for foodies, Santa Fe, NM or Portland, Maine?
I'd think Cincinnati. It's bigger and I assume has more to offer a single person. Sorry, I meant foodies not goodies. Damn autocorrect. Let me try again, which city is better for foodies San Antonio or San Diego?
I answered San Diego earlier. Both have great Mexican Amwrican but San Diego has more to offer overall.
Which city is better for health nuts, Seattle of LA?
Probably LA . Which city is better for Mexican food Albuquerque or El Paso?
Even though you can cross the Rio Grande and get actual Mexican food in El Paso, just going on what the cities themselves have to offer, Albuquerque. Starting with sopapillas and going up from there.
Which city is better for beer lovers, Philadelphia or Boulder?
Even though you can cross the Rio Grande and get actual Mexican food in El Paso, just going on what the cities themselves have to offer, Albuquerque. Starting with sopapillas and going up from there.
Which city is better for beer lovers, Philadelphia or Boulder?
I love sopapillas! Anyway, I picked Boulder. I think Colorado is known for their beer. Which city is better for festivals; New Braunfels TX or Lancaster PA?
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