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The Los Angeles area was not as impressive as I had expected. Mile after mile of small unkept ramblers with tiny brown "lawns" (almost all of which are enclosed by ugly chain-link fences).
Most dissapointing: West Palm Beach, Florida. Cool looking skylines and buildings from afar, but get up close and the city is empty looking and every cool looking building was either an empty office building or an empty convention center.
Exceeded expectations: The first time I went to Miami a long time ago I wasn't expecting much, but the second we got inside the city, I loved everything about it, from the city to the beach.
don't pee in your pants about it.
You act as if what you talk is fact(or what he talks is fact).
I'm not saying it's not impressive, but...everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
To a certain degree Philadelphia. I though it was like Baltimore or like Cleveland, but it had a very nice downtown. Now the neighborhoods around the downtown not so much.
Uh, don't you live in Pittsburgh? I would think, for the sense of fairness, one'[s hometown should be excluded.
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