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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Instead of "prestige," don't you just mean richest? These places do not hold "prestige" to me. The top ones are just where rich people live or people who inherited a lot of generational wealth... There's also the race aspect. The "top ones" are the whiter areas, so this list is basically saying (according to one poster) that POC live in the "sh-t" areas. Really nice. I'm sure your mom would be proud. lol Well, I guess this is what your parent taught you to do... [/quote] This 1000%. Unreal. fwiw I live in one of the areas perceived as prestigious and let me tell you the way i think of it based on empirical data is legalized prostitution and ppl with generational wealth gotten by unknown means. Would love to see a ranking based on character, work ethic, virtues around inclusion, etc[/quote] Again, if places like Wheaton and Montgomery Village were incredibly nice but just being slighted because of the demographics of these areas, the people who are in the same demographic cohorts would move back there when they acquired wealth and got jobs as doctors, lawyers, CEOs, etc. The people who “make it” out of these neighborhoods are never moving back and moving to the more prestigious neighborhoods listed in this thread. Your virtue signaling and idealism doesn’t change that.[/quote]
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