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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Vienna isn't rich enough to be snobby about. It's like a second tier liberal arts college, lol. Sure, folks there have money, but not what it takes to go first tier like McLean or Bethesda. [/quote] If you're trying to avoid snobbery, I'd find out where PP lives and avoid that location... :roll: [/quote] HAHA yea. Vienna has money but people are not snobby like mclean and bethesda. [b]I swear the vast majority of people live there because of the title and nothing more[/b]. people have money in vienna and live there because of all the shops, activities and neighbors. [/quote] Absurd statement. Try commuting to downtown DC from Vienna, and then try commuting to downtown DC from Langley. Being near the Parkway, inside the beltway is a whole different ballgame in terms of proximity to DC than literally any part of Vienna. If I had a choice I would easily choose McLean. I prefer Alexandria though and hence I live there lol. [/quote] I know barely a handful of people living in Town of Vienna that physically work in DC. Reston, Arlington, Tysons, Bethesda, but not DC. And practically everyone has some sort of flex job or wfh job. My husband and I both work out of the home and often feel like the only couple that does this. People are walking their dogs all day long. DC is a huge physical job hub for people closer in, [b]for those that can flex their time or wfh or have a job outside of DC, there is no need to be very close in.[/b] I work in Crystal City. My hours are flexible so I don’t travel during prime rush hour. It’s a big world out there. [/quote] depends what you like. Some people love to be in closer proximity to urban amenities for recreational reasons, not just for work even if they prefer raising kids in the suburbs or were pushed to move to the burbs for schools, more space, yard, etc. [/quote]
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