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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t understand why anyone chooses to live in any of these neighborhoods in Upper Caucasia, to be honest. You’re basically paying top dollar to live in what are essentially suburbs - except you’re stuck with city services and city schools and can’t walk anywhere. Why bother? It’s the worst of both worlds. [/quote] Gimme a break. I live EOTP but if you think people who live in Kent and Wesley Heights are "stuck with city schools" you're thick in the head. Nobody with a $3.5M budget is worrying about neighborhood schools. [/quote] But they’re still stuck with city services. And most of them don’t have school aged kids anyway. I just don’t get it. Those neighborhoods are BORING. [/quote] Come on, PP. I live in Shaw and have no plans to move, so I guess i meet your standards, but even I understand why many people might want to live in "upper NW" and I have plenty of friends there and they are normal people. there are pros and cons (proximity to city stuff -- con. more freedom for your kids to wander around the neighborhood at a younger age -- pro, etc.). I feel that animosity is kind of getting tired. Can we all let it go?[/quote]
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