Where Would You Rather Live? World Edition (taxes, cost of living)

[MrJester]

Originally Posted by FSUMike

I don't know anything about the particulars of either city, but I'll go with Bristol because it's close to Wales and just more centrally located.

Antananarivo, Madagascar or Colombo, Sri Lanka?

Colombo. More developed, wealthier city with better healthcare, infrastructure.

Dallas, Texas or Singapore, China? (Just kidding! Singapore's it's own country, but most Americans think it's in China).

[euro123]

Singapore, (also as a side note: they speak Chinese tho, but it was literally found by a Briton...).


Berlin, Germany vs Bratislava, Slovakia (eastern europe).

[SuperSonicSon]

Originally Posted by euro123

Singapore, (also as a side note: they speak Chinese tho, but it was literally found by a Briton...).


Berlin, Germany vs Bratislava, Slovakia (eastern europe).

Berlin just because there would be a lot more to do there and a lot more opportunities but Bratislava looks nices.

Los Angeles vs. London

[Champ le monstre du lac]

Originally Posted by SuperSonicSon

Berlin just because there would be a lot more to do there and a lot more opportunities but Bratislava looks nices.

Los Angeles vs. London

Los Angeles, better weather.

Lausanne, Switzerland or Nice, France?

[EscAlaMike]

Originally Posted by Desert_SW_77

Lausanne, Switzerland or Nice, France?

Nice. The French Riviera is very appealing.

San Marino or Monaco?

[Dorasmoothy]

San Marino - I prefer the mountainous landscape and the living costs probably aren't so high.

Sydney or Melbourne?

[Tomboy-]

Las Vegas's location and climate is not good.

But Macao also joined the list of cities being in big trouble now with no tourists or gamblers. Macao is too small and without tourists or gamblers, Macao will be broke. The American casinos in it included. As a SAR, It doesn't receive fund from Beijing. It has very few production and is not a financial centre. The regular annual big cash to residents may stop. The unemployed people may increase many times.

Originally Posted by euro123

Macao, hands down. I was going to pick it over any US city even before covid and the current economy...


Dubai vs Tokyo

[SuperSonicSon]

Originally Posted by Dorasmoothy

San Marino - I prefer the mountainous landscape and the living costs probably aren't so high.

Sydney or Melbourne?

Sydney, bigger city with weather that is not as sporadic throughout all the seasons.


Amsterdam vs. Lisbon

[survivingearth]

Originally Posted by SuperSonicSon

Sydney, bigger city with weather that is not as sporadic throughout all the seasons.


Amsterdam vs. Lisbon

Amsterdam.Love the dutch people and Amsterdam has so much more to offer than Lisbon in my opinion.

Wien VS Munich?

[Dorasmoothy]

Wien - better weather and I prefer the architecture
Gary, Indiana vs Camden, New Jersey