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1. LA-trending down though, political nightmare
2. NYC-I'll try to be unbiased on it but I grew up here, burnt out on it though but I still can recognize it's in own league in size and what it offers.
3. SF- It's our most sharpest looking city, but again politically in ruin, trending down. Could never live here. If they start enforcing the law at some point maybe No.1
4. Chicago- Trending downward at freefall speed. Outright not safe for families, no two ways about it. Awesome city though otherwise, especially food wise. All they have to do is stop releasing violent murderers, basic stuff I know but not being adhered to at this time. Along with NYC only other true big city in America.
5. Toronto-trending up, growing at warp speed.
6. DC- Very unique but just can't touch the above 5 for me. Big gap.
CSA level is massive so there's a massive supply of things to do provided you have the money and time. I think there's a decent argument that New York City and Mexico City are at somewhat different scales.
How would anyone know, unless they'd spent enough time in all six to become bored? Are you talking about living or vacationing? Those are two very different things. I was ready to go home after a week vacationing in San Francisco, that was plenty long enough. But I've lived my entire life in the Los Angeles metro area and not bored of living there yet.
1. DC - 10 days, thanks to the many museums.
2. NYC - 6 days
3. San Francisco - 4 days
4. Chicago - 3 days
5. LA - 3 days
6. Toronto - 1 day
Unless someone is visiting every exhibit in every museum, 10 days in DC is ridiculous, lol. 2-3 days is sufficient to cover all that DC offers.
But I don't think an average person would get "bored" in any of the listed American cities. Sorry Toronto.
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