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i think it depends on the individual as to what entails "better shopping", but i would assume that most people would be looking at which city has the more exclusive selection of retail and that would be dallas
I'm sure between KOP and Center City(nothing in DFW compares to CC) Philly has at least as much if not more high-end shopping than Dallas.
I'm sure between KOP and Center City(nothing in DFW compares to CC) Philly has at least as much if not more high-end shopping than Dallas.
i highly highly doubt that. it's too late to find all the stores, but for example, i know philly doesn't have a valentino or oscar de la renta, etc. does philly even have a barneys new york
i highly highly doubt that. it's too late to find all the stores, but for example, i know philly doesn't have a valentino or oscar de la renta, etc. does philly even have a barneys new york
Cuz we have our own original and classy stores, we don't have to piggyback off some other city's high-end stores.
Hmm, that's just classic excuses. If you don't want to compare shopping since it is not important to you, fine, but these arguments don't mean anything.
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Originally Posted by killakoolaide
Cuz we have our own original and classy stores, we don't have to piggyback off some other city's high-end stores.
Right. Serious shoppers care more about what the stores a place carry than where it is located (in a mall or at the first floors of office buildings besides running cars).
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Originally Posted by AlGreen
i think it depends on the individual as to what entails "better shopping", but i would assume that most people would be looking at which city has the more exclusive selection of retail and that would be dallas
Im pretty sure we just did a Dallas vs. Philadelphia thread not too long ago.
Most criteria is subjective (like food). Some people may prefer the food in Philly. They do have great offerings and superior Italian, German, French, and Puerto Rican Cuisine. However Dallas will offer better Mexican, Salvadoran, Vietnamese, and Southwestern (ie Tex-Mex). Both cities will have lots of Indian, Korean, Chinese, American, etc. food. You can find a resturant from any culture either place. Which set of foods is better? You cant really say because its too subjective.
Cuz we have our own original and classy stores, we don't have to piggyback off some other city's high-end stores.
classic cop out . the point is, dallas has more high end names than philadelphia. period.
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Can you even buy a good slice of pizza in Dallas?
can you even get good barbecue in philadelphia? tex-mex? soul food?
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. the point is, dallas has more high end names than philadelphia. period. 
