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Given most people will never live in either... I think Atlanta would be the better city to live in though New Orleans better from somebody outside to visit.
I was gracious enough to edit your comment for you grapico...
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Given most people on C-D will lie like they will never live in Atlanta... I think Atlanta would be the better city to live in though New Orleans better from somebody outside to visit.
I was gracious enough to edit your comment for you grapico...
Revisions in red.
No charge.
No I just meant statistically. I was trying to say Atlanta would be the better place to live. New Orleans, is just a more accessible tourist destination once you are on the ground. Though this is just my personal preference.
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