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I believe the question was poised before; is there anything in New York that Los Angeles doesn't have to some degree? Conversely, can NYC match what is available in Los Angeles? Most very large U.S. cities are smaller versions of the nation's largest city: New York. LA is the second largest city and has much of the same amenities as NYC. But New York can not replicate several things that Los Angeles offers and I noted earlier. Geography can not be man-made like skyscrapers. And this is where West Coast cities have the edge over the East Coast.
I believe the question was poised before; is there anything in New York that Los Angeles doesn't have to some degree? Conversely, can NYC match what is available in Los Angeles? Most very large U.S. cities are smaller versions of the nation's largest city: New York. LA is the second largest city and has much of the same amenities as NYC. But New York can not replicate several things that Los Angeles offers and I noted earlier. Geography can not be man-made like skyscrapers. And this is where West Coast cities have the edge over the East Coast.
Amigo, maybe you should pay a little visit to NYC before spouting off at the mouth at things you so very clearly know nothing about. K?
New York City has "geography".. There is hiking, there is sailing, there is everything. Nearly everything an outdoor lover craves is within close distance to NYC.
New Yorkers can simply get in their car and get to the outdoors. Dysfunctional, dumpy Los Angeles can never replicate NYC man-made skyscrapers or the city's first class urban environment..
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I feel like all of these cities I listed have plenty to offer in terms of city things, city lifestyle, and opportunities in types of things to do in life. Im sure there are other places in the USA as well that offers a lot of things to do and opportunities.
1. New York City, New York
2. Chicago, Illinois
3. San Francisco, California
4. Washington D.C.
5. Boston , Massachusetts
6. Seattle, Washington
7. Los Angeles, California
8. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
9. Houston, Texas
Yeah, NYC has the most bedbugs of any large city but of-course you knew that already, huh homer?
Oh wow bed bugs. Would the that over living in the most criminal friendly state in the US. Not to even mention all the other dozen things that's wrong with it like most percentage unemployed, the worst governed etc.
I feel like all of these cities I listed have plenty to offer in terms of city things, city lifestyle, and opportunities in types of things to do in life. Im sure there are other places in the USA as well that offers a lot of things to do and opportunities.
1. New York City, New York
2. Chicago, Illinois
3. San Francisco, California
4. Washington D.C.
5. Boston , Massachusetts
6. Seattle, Washington
7. Los Angeles, California
8. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
9. Houston, Texas
By your criteria, Charlotte. But it certainly doesn't have the most to offer overall. I'd say there are 15-20 cities above it I'd put on my list, but some of them severely lack in other areas...
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