Quick trip to Chicago

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I am NOT trying to be a D at all here but why would you do this?...Why would someone spend there time and money to fly to another city to walk around and eat and see neighborhoods if they weren't moving there? Like I can see doing this if I scoping the place out before I moved there but I just feel like I like my money too much to blow it on such inconsequential things. But I guess I spend my money on crap in other people's eyes too. To each their own I guess.

Some people like city tourism/to see the world's great cities. Some people get flight deals. Some people have free time while in business or going to a family event.

It's not rare for people to do weekend trips.

I love seeing new things and going back to places I enjoyed. To me walking around looking at stuff and eating new food is the ideal vacation!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am NOT trying to be a D at all here but why would you do this?...Why would someone spend there time and money to fly to another city to walk around and eat and see neighborhoods if they weren't moving there? Like I can see doing this if I scoping the place out before I moved there but I just feel like I like my money too much to blow it on such inconsequential things. But I guess I spend my money on crap in other people's eyes too. To each their own I guess.

Going there on business and taking a couple of extra days to see the city! Is that so hard to understand? I am surprised you have no interest in seeing one of America’s great cities unless you are moving there.

[Anonymous]

Depending on the weather, rent the city bikes and bike up and down Lakeshore drive bike path by the beaches