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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Pittsburgh is creepy as hell. There I said it. It's like the city that got left behind after coal moved on and the children of the corn moved in. PP's friends above probably love it because its cheap. Philadelphia is dirty. Full stop. Only move/raise if you're living in the equivalent of Arlington to D.C. which isn't the city - i.e. the Main Line Baltimore - I'd only go there for an investment 'opportunity'. You picked some pretty bad cities.[/quote] You are a complete diot. The whole reason to move to one of those cities is to get away from a crappy, overpriced, charm-free suburb like Arlington.[/quote] Philadelphia isn't Washington D.C. There's a difference between moving to a world-class city and a city that can't bother to clean its armpits once in awhile. Which is why the suburbs is the only choice in that scenario. But go ahead, move on down into the city of brotherly love. [/quote] DC is world class?? Hahah. I've never heard anyone say that! Have you ever lived outside the US?[/quote] Compared to the armpits the OP chose. And really...are we debating DC's status when 28-year-old's are buying $1 million condos blocks from Bezos? [/quote] The only reason DC isn't a complete backwater is because of the government. And, the rich brats and their money are only in DC because their doting parents would rather have them work a cute little government job instead of sitting in the guesthouse of the family compound getting stoned all day. Most other industrialized countries have their seat of government in real world class cities like London, Paris and Rome, where government is not the only industry. But, we have ours in DC rather than in a real world class city like New York. Lucky us. :roll: [/quote]
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