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NY, Boston, and SF are not Yuppie at all. I think you are confused, how are those cities white bread suburban cities? I think more of cities such as LA, San Diego, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Kansas City, etc
Maybe I am completely off.
uhm - I think you are. LA and SD a white bred city? LOL you've got to be kidding.
Do you people even know what "yuppie" is? It's not pertaining specifically to whites....
LA and SD are not white bread at all(though many of their suburbs are); however, I still consider them to be very Yuppie. Its not necessarily a bad thing.
What's DC doing on that list? It's basically east coast.
My vote is for Denver.
Yeah, DC is definitely East Coast. But if you want to say, for the sake of argument, that it is not then DC would win hands down. If there is one thing DC has, it is a lot of young, urban professionals.
Well, I confess to just skimming it, but the title does say NOT on the east or west coast. I missed Philadelphia, but we Pennsylvanians like to remind people PA does not have an ocean coastline!
To say that DC is not considered a "traditional" yuppie city is incorrect, IMO. Perhaps that's because I've been there a lot as my BFF lives in NoVa. That's traditional yup territory.
I think Columbus is getting overlooked in the poll.
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