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No. Although Chicago is expensive, it's very affordable compared to NYC.
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Originally Posted by IBCougar13
you are so ignorant. How many times have you shopped for Chicago real estate. I am not saying Chicago real estate is more expensice, I would say they are equivalent. So, yeah.
you are so ignorant. How many times have you shopped for Chicago real estate. I am not saying Chicago real estate is more expensice, I would say they are equivalent. So, yeah.
My man, listen to what I'm telling you right now, NYC is WAAAAAAAAAY more expensive than Chicago's realestate. Please do research and don't embarrass yourself on here like this. Especially accusing me of being "ignorant". I've lived in both cities, and looked at realestate in both cities.
This "tag team" of Chicago haters is starting to sound like a couple of third graders on the playground. " My dad is way smarter than your dad, and my house costs way more money than yours, and I'm way smarter than you are."
This "tag team" of Chicago haters is starting to sound like a couple of third graders on the playground. " My dad is way smarter than your dad, and my house costs way more money than yours, and I'm way smarter than you are."
When you talk to people making pompous claims that could not be supported by any evidence the discussion resolves to this. Why do you call people critical of Chicago haters? Chicago seems to have a strong persecution syndrom: all critique of Chicago is anti-Chicago hate, media is biased in New York and against us.
This "tag team" of Chicago haters is starting to sound like a couple of third graders on the playground. " My dad is way smarter than your dad, and my house costs way more money than yours, and I'm way smarter than you are."
Since when is PHoenix cookie cutter land. There are a ton of illegal immigrants in Phoenix plus a pretty homeless population (guessing). Secondly, it gets to be 120 degrees in Phoenix which is very hard to bear. Thirdyly, the south side happens to be south of 55, and last time I checked that wasn't cookie cutter land. and you have yet to list the international airports
I believe I said "SOUTHBOUND on 55". What do illegal immigrants have to do with it NOT being a cookie cutter land? And the temp? Again, what are you even talking about?
The international airports, Philly, Newark, DC, Baltimore, Boston. They have a highspeed train that travel 150 miles per hr to all those locations by the way.
This "tag team" of Chicago haters is starting to sound like a couple of third graders on the playground. " My dad is way smarter than your dad, and my house costs way more money than yours, and I'm way smarter than you are."
I don't hate Chicago. But I'm not going to say stuff that ain't true about it just cause I like it.
The same applies to a few ignorant folks from New York.
That "applies" to people of EVERY city (including my hometown of Pittsburgh).
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