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But you people don't realize that some people don't mind barely getting by with money. I would rather be poor in a place I love, than rich in a place I despise.
If the question was would you rather live someplace you love but barely getting by or someplace you hate with lots of money this would be a valid point.
Being that wasn't the question it really has no bearing on this.
But you people don't realize that some people don't mind barely getting by with money. I would rather be poor in a place I love, than rich in a place I despise. You can't buy happiness.
Exactly!
Just like you can't dismiss people and question their sanity or their braincell count who simply have a different viewpoint from yours. It works both ways.
BTW, it would appear from the poll results that common sense seems to be prevailing - for a change.
I've called you out on it before. You speak of Long Island affluence and wealth ALL the time. Not that I care, just thought I would point it out in relation to your last post.
Here's an example... "Americas most AFFLUENT neighborhoods"
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Originally Posted by 18Montclair Released April 2009 by the Department of Commerce
Counties by Per Capita Income 1 Teton, Wyoming $132,728 2 New York, New York $120,790 3 Loving, Texas $99,593 4 Pitkin, Colorado $93,465 5 Marin, California $91,483 6 Fairfield, Connecticut $81,576 7 Westchester, New York $74,878 8 San Mateo, California $71,753 9 Morris, New Jersey $71,713 10 San Francisco, California $71,342 11 Somerset, New Jersey $70,949 12 Alexandria City, Virginia $70,632 13 Arlington, Virginia $68,270 14 Fairfax, Virginia $67,909 15 Montgomery, Maryland $67,525 16 Bergen, New Jersey $67,125 17 Hunterdon, New Jersey $66,449 18 Sully, North Dakota $64,352 19 Blaine, Idaho $64,207 20 Collier, Florida $63,276 21 Nassau, New York $62,981 22 District of Columbia $62,484 23 Norfolk, Massachusetts $62,129 24 Montgomery, Pennsylvania $62,086 25 Martin, Florida $61,868 26 Sublette, Wyoming $61,411 27 Monroe, Florida $61,216 28 Santa Clara, California $60,107 29 Ozaukee, Wisconsin $60,059 30 Indian River, Florida $59,419
I'm I just bought a house in #21 Can't wait to go back.
lol, I just happened to run across that on accident.
I lived in Florida for 2 years, from 2005 to 2007, and it was absolute hell on earth. Partially to do with my living situation at the time, but mostly because most people are such dolts down there. I did live in a beach town, but even those who I came across in Orlando, Miami, etc. were all braindead. I swear the humidity makes them dumber.
Okay, I met the occasional intelligent form of life while there, but they were doing their best to leave the state as well.
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I've called you out on it before. You speak of Long Island affluence and wealth ALL the time. Not that I care, just thought I would point it out in relation to your last post.
Here's an example... "Americas most AFFLUENT neighborhoods"
lol, I just happened to run across that on accident.
It's something I'm very happy about. I'm not bragging.
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Can't wait to go back.