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You're acting like SF is some small dusty town. lol. And where do you live?
London.
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Originally Posted by 18Montclair
Haha London is not more diverse than the Bay Area, what a laugh. Darling I can drive for 70 miles through a vast area home to millions of people and no racial diversity. Some day you may get there mate. In the meantime watch and learn.
Furthermore,
London's food is way overrated, its shopping is actually kinda boring and all those trashy foreign oligarchs make the place look so tacky and gauche.
The countryside is cute tho. I used to enjoy it.
London itself is more diverse than San Francisco love.
Oligarchs are here because they realize that this is the centre of the world. They wouldn't settle for SF.
London itself is more diverse than San Francisco, love.
Oligarchs are here because they realize that this is the centre of the world. They wouldn't settle for SF.
Hahaha San Francisco doesnt need foreign oligarchs to make up for underproductive and underwhelming natives because SF doesnt have that problem. The Bay Area has a higher ratio of billionaires and ultra high net worth individuals than London so thank goodness rich foreigners such as myself spend coin there.
As said by one who called London "overrated" whilst never actually setting foot in the city.
Maybe overrated wasn't the right word to use. I just don't think that it's my taste and many other cities offer what London does, despite London being so high up on the global stage. Just my opinion.
Thats true. London has more style and sophistication than SF could ever dream of.
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