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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]McLean is not prestigious. Who actually respects or admires McLean? McLean is not a city. McLean is a just a hodgepodge collection of wealthy neighborhoods in Fairfax County with a few unimpressive shopping plazas and office buildings that constitute a car-centric "downtown."[/quote] That is part of its appeal. McLean does not want more traffic and more shopping. It has a hometown feel without being commercialized. It's admired and respected for that. Tons of folks put McLean in a high status. Why do you think people are clamoring to move there?[/quote] For every high-income earner clamoring to live in McLean, there are at least 10 others looking elsewhere.[/quote] Link?[/quote] NP but this is obviously true - McLean is not that big.[/quote] DP, but it's a meaningless statement to begin with. [/quote] OMG, you people need to lighten up and laugh a bit.[/quote] I think that's the main reason why people rag on McLean. The boosters take themselves (and McLean) WAY too seriously. Lighten up, Francis. It's just another boring DC suburb. [/quote] So, so much envy on display. LOL.[/quote] ^^ case in point :lol: [/quote] No emoji is going to make you feel better about all that envy. [/quote] Envy about what exactly? :lol: :lol: :lol: [/quote] More emojis, same envy. [/quote] Different poster. Envy of what? Move to DC. Better housing, schools, commutes, food, clubs, etc. etc. etc. [/quote] No thanks. [/quote] But what is your answer for what you lack? A bigger (possibly) but much cheaper house? But what of your commute. And drip neighbors. And lack of access? Uggh. No thanks to that. And no envy here. [/quote] Having lived in both DC and McLean I’d say the QOL is far superior in the latter. But you do you. [/quote] Not in my neighborhood. There is nothing in McLean that compares. You must have had a small sample size. [/quote] McLean is full of people who could afford any DC neighborhood. Get over yourself. [/quote] I doubt that it’s “full” and that you are one of them. There are some but they did not choose wisely. There are so many holes in your argument: schools, neighborhoods, access, etc etc. There are 6-8 homes near the river, the rest is McMansion boring. Recognize your station or lack thereof. [/quote] You seem to be quite worried about not having your own status sufficiently acknowledged. Get lost. [/quote] Quite the contrary. I don’t have to worry in the slightest. I just enjoy setting those such as yourself, who are quite lost, straight. [/quote]
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