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Just kinda 'eh.' Very mediocre town. Really just a typical car-centric flyover city. Not a bad place to live, but completely unremarkable in every way. Not very vibrant. It's biggest selling point of its low cost of living.
Colorado Springs, CO
That has got to be the most to-the-point, no-fluff description of any city that I have ever read. Kudos! (Really, I'm being serious. I literally laughed out loud at this one.)
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Decent town in Nebraska with a higher Hispanic population than I expected.
Elkhart, IN
I read a book some time ago that was talking about various towns, and what came up about Elkhart is the cruising culture that they apparently have there. So I picture people there spending their Saturday night just cruising up and down the main drag. Maybe because there's nothing else to do?
That has got to be the most to-the-point, no-fluff description of any city that I have ever read. Kudos! (Really, I'm being serious. I literally laughed out loud at this one.)
I read a book some time ago that was talking about various towns, and what came up about Elkhart is the cruising culture that they apparently have there. So I picture people there spending their Saturday night just cruising up and down the main drag. Maybe because there's nothing else to do?
Port St. Lucie, FL
Port St. Lousy.
Kidding. I wasn’t overall excited with the city, but it’s nice for a quiet retirement enclave.
Looks like a good capitol city, and even complete with it being one of the few cities in NY state(other few include Buffalo, and also NYC) where bars stay open till 4am. Also, Washington Park in Albany looks pretty nice, too.
And ah what the heck, let's bring up a smaller town(complete with a SUNY college in it, and shockingly Five Guys actually has a location here!) for once here. Since too often, such smaller towns don't often get brought up in this thread: Potsdam, NY
Scenic and snowy; large Lebanese population, home to a Catholic college (St. Bonaventure).
Vero Beach, Florida
Strikes me as a town that comes alive during spring break and quiet most of the time. Halifax, NS Canada?
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