'>>2636933
Hartford CT,
It's not the worst place in the states but it imo has nothing worth offering and has urban decay issues too boot.';

'Reno, NV should be on everyone's shit list. There's a special sense of desperation in the air in Reno. I honestly had a way better time in Baltimore with it's crack filled slums than Reno.';

'>>2636933
I haven't gone around too much but West Palm Beach, Florida was such a waste of my time. Similarly, Daytona. Being on the gulf coast I always believed that the atlantic coast would have nice beach cities but they're total dumps. WPB you have to be a millionaire to have anything nice, Daytona is total scumbag material except for the race track.';

'>>2636933
The entire state of Maryland is complete dogshit. There’s several small municipalities that are decent and then there’s just endless surban sprawl filled with apes';

'>>2637019
Isn't Maryland unironically the wealthiest state in the US?';

'>>2636933
Stockton, CA.

No redeemable qualities whatsoever.

>majority crime-ridden shithole
>"nice" parts are weirdly gray identical stepford wives suburbs';

'>>2636933
Tucson, AZ
It's a nightmare to get in and out of, and there are methheads on bikes everywhere';

'>>2636933
LA. All mindless freeways, sprawl, and pollution. Global Warming cannot come fast enough to wipe that stain from the face of the Earth. Even Mexican/Central American shitholes are better than this. The airport as well is a concrete brick shitheep with nothing to do.';

'>>2636933
Pretty much every US city I've been to.

The US is spiritually rotten to the core and we all (((know))) why.';

'You motherfuckers haven't been to the deep south, what a shithole';

'When I traveled a fuckton for work back in the day, I always made a point to find something good in every place I visited.

Since I'm a filthy drunk, that good thing was usually a shitty dive bar with a bunch of lunatics inside (which all places have), but I would also do my best to seek out nice nature spots or interesting restaurants or whatever

The only place where I found literally nothing of value, and I really did try hard, was Topeka. The city is tan and flat and the people are all dusty and sad.

Aside from the Eval Kneivel museum, that poor town has nothing going for it. Even the locals would just shrug their shoulders if I asked them what notable things their city had.';

'Albany, New York. I suppose it's like a lot of capital cities in that being built as a capital really hampers it. Nothing to really do there besides checking out the State complex, they have a museum and you can walk around the legislative building which is historic, but the rest of the government mall is just marble brutalism.
They have breweries, restaurants, a few quaint hip streets but... That's it, there's nothing around it since Albany is *it* and half of it is crumbling mill areas.
I'm sure it isn't the absolute worst place in the US, but my god was it a letdown.';

'>>2637019
I went to maryland like 20 years ago and met this white girl that I had a crush on. My parents punished me for having a crush on her';

'>>2637074
Yeah each place is bad in its own way. In one place they criminalize everything and my friend got reported to the police by some karen lady for accidentally denting another guy’s door with his own door in a parking spot. In another city the cops wont do shit except arrest you if you defend yourself, and lo and behold everybody there is a violent scumbag. My other friend got threatened (w violence) by some random fat guy for parking in one spot. I think the fat guy must have fleabted the spot. He went berserk and kept claiming my friend had a gun. The US is an awful third world dump.';

'>>2637126
I know people who grew up in Albany who say that it sucked to grow up there and they both left and 18.';

'Philadelphia';

'montana, I don't remember the cities but I got food poisoning from asian food there and everyone was wierd as fuck and non welcoming, nature didn't make up for it.';

'>>2637135
I worked as a photographer and I traveled through Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania and Delaware. Of the four states, Pennsylvania had so many small towns that were so terrible they seemed like a third world country. McKees Rocks, Chester, Lancaster, Uniontown, York, Erie, Redding, Allentown, you wouldn't expect them to be so bad. They were fucking awful. Every town had a huge ghetto filled with houses that were crumbling. You'd see trash on the streets, cars on blocks, people just wandering around aimlessly in the middle of the day looking drunk and high.

Maryland actually had a lot of nice suburban and rural areas that were all white. The boons all live in PG County and Baltimore, which is the only place most tourists are probably going to see in Maryland. Places like Kent Island, Mount Airy, Thurmont. Most of it is just boring farmland and little towns. Outside of Baltimore, I never saw the kind of nightmare hellscapes in Maryland that I would regularly see in Maryland.';

'>>2637022
Because all of the crooks in metro DC.';

'>>2637010
daytona is the worst “city” on the east coast imo. I have no idea how it stays so trashy. Go north to flagler or saint augustine. None of the beaches north of jupiter compare to the gulf coast beaches, but they do all have surf if you care about that.';

'>>2636933
There were a lot of seriously creepy and horrible small towns in PA around pittsburg. Got solicited by some teenage girls while in a Walmart parking lot, they wanted me to buy them meth and booze.

They looked like they were in middle school. I couldn't believe it. Just incredibly trashy.';

'Carbondale, IL

Just a big main drag with probably several dozen strip malls lining the sides. Soulless shithole.';

'>>2637200
>crooks
I live in Metro D.C., and the median income in my area is upwards of $100,000. I don't think it has anything to do with politicians or "crooks"--a lot of people either work for the federal government, which adjusts salaries for COL-estimated expenses, and large contractors.

Call them all crooks, if you'd like, but it's mostly just doctors, lawyers, and work-obsessed young people with graduate degrees than anything.';

'>>2637240
3 of the top 5 and 4 of the top 7 wealthiest counties in the US are in Virginia. Like you said it's a combination of law, finance, consulting, defense contracting etc.

t. lives in Arlington';

'>>2636933
Knoxville is pretty atrocious';

'>>2637240
>>2637243
They don't even try to pretend they aren't glowies lmfao.
This site is so shit. Fed website.';

'>>2637245
I'm not a US citizen so I couldn't even be a glowie if I wanted to.';

'I was in Beaumont Texas for New Year's Day 2016. Temps were in the 40s with a strong breeze under gray skies. Absolutely nobody was out in the streets, everything was closed.';

'>>2636933
LA and Philly. It's not even a contest.';

'>>2637244
Elaborate, seems like alot of people here think its based';

'New Orleans was both the best ever and the worst ever US city and the difference really was night and day when dusk hit.';

'>>2637252
The best part of Beaumont is driving through it to go somewhere else. That place felt like purgatory';

'>>2636999
Reno is awesome you must be a troon';

'>>2637269
That's what people from a small city would say';

'>>2637262
I love needing to speak through 2 inches of glass at every place of business in the city, real nice.';

'>>2636933

LA, Philidelphia and most of maryland.

Honestly outside of D.C and new york the northeast sucks. maybe I'll give New England a pass.

>>2637257
This guys gets it

>>2637269
>>2637273
Im not from a small town and I had fun in reno. I remember partying with college kids. granted i was like 22-23 so go figure. im a few years older now so idk how it would go.';

'>>2636933
Aurora, IL. Nobody lives there, only cars. Spent 5 hours there and saw 4 people not inside a car or the businesses I went to. From the outside it looks pretty similar to Elgin, but visiting both, they're wildly different. Elgin was cute, fun few days there.
Miami. There was a lot I liked about it but even more that I hated. You will get hit by a car if you walk anywhere. My airbnb was great though, literally a plywood box not even large enough for a queen bed attached to a small house in Overtown with window bars and a steel fence and two more chain link fences enclosing the property and the adjacent houses from the street. Host was an older cuban guy, he was great, and there were a few long term airbnb residents in other rooms. 15 minute walk to downtown and a metro stop 2 min away for $20/night, great deal. Everyone's a dick in miami. Food was great, metro trains are brand new, biking to key biscayne was sketch af but great views and bill baggs park pretty. cool seeing the architecture and nature and differences from the northeast. Peacocks! None of that makes up for how awful the people are, tourists and locals alike.';

'Montgomery, Alabama

t. Alabamian';

'>>2637240
Work for the government. Meaning either crooks or glorified welfare recipients. Fucking work, you must be joking. They have union protected desk naps.
The problem with DC is that it's the highest GDP metro in the nation and they don't make anything. They take other people's money and spend it like power hungry drunks. I will never respect that shithole and likewise will never respect a federal employee as anything more than a grifting welfare queen.';

'>>2637266
I just remember the parking lot guy telling us not to cross any four lane roads. He said white boys like us would be shot on sight.';

'>>2638010
I stopped at a gas station there once. Right off the interstate. I thought that I drove into a warzone.';

'>>2637659
>Nobody lives there, only cars.
Quit being a bitch';

'>>2636933
Cairo, IL';

'I guess none of you guys have ever been to Memphis Tennessee';

'>>2638044
I have. It was okay, not great but it wasn't at all terrible. You've obviously never been to Philadelphia, LA or Baltimore if you think Memphis is bad.';

'>>2637659
>Everyone's a dick in miami
what does that mean?
i genuinely dont understand what people mean when they say stuff like this. like are the service workers and random people on the street all insulting you?';

'>>2636933
Seattle probably, it was my first city I traveled too by myself via flying so that associates it with good memories, but there's so many beggars on the street, and able bodied junkies asking for a buck

On the other hand I was NY recently and heard gunshots + saw a guy break a car window.
Liberals with their crime encouraging policies and drill music have made all the democrat cities more dangerous, but all the republican cities won't legalize weed';

'>>2638044
Memphis is shabby but at least it has character.';

'>>2637659
>biking to key biscayne was sketch af
wtf are you talking about, there’s dedicated bike paths and you’re riding through some of the wealthiest neighborhoods in South Florida…';

'>>2638149
Memphis is just as bad as those cities. Most American cities are shitholes desu

You're probably a typical east coast snob who doesn't ever travel west of the Appalachians and refers to it as "flyover country".';

'>>2638416
I was coming from coconut grove S bayshore and s miami have no bike lane or even a shoulder. The causeway itself is basically a highway and the bike lanes are just paint. Wealth doesn't make the area have better drivers, it's still Florida.';

'>>2637286
Are you thinking of Memphis and not Knoxville (the sleepy college town in the foothills of the Appalachians?)';

'>>2636933
>traveling for the cities
Do any men actually do this? I know women do it and I never understood why. All cities are shit. Cities are places you travel to if you have a purpose (like a business trip), not for tourism (possible exception for a couple of genuinely historic cities like Rome). If you travel to a city for tourism, the city itself should be a base for tourism outside the city not the focus of tourism. For example the last city I traveled to was Denver and I only went there so I could meet up with friends who live there to do a road trip to Yellowstone. I barely spent any time in the city and I don't understand people who actually travel to cities so they can spend time in the city. That includes NYC or any other "fancy" city female tourists love.';

'Portland, Chicago, New York, LA';

'>>2638582
>the last city I traveled to was Denver and I only went there so I could meet up with friends who live there to do a road trip to Yellowstone.
>I barely spent any time in the city
Maybe because it's 10 hours each way to Yellowstone';

'>>2637022
maybe. DC has some of the wealthiest suburbs in the US. That includes Northern Virginia but the rest of Virginia isn't very wealthy, while Maryland is so small that most of the state is basically a suburb of DC.
>>2637019
Baltimore Aquarium is cool though';

'>>2637243
Arlington is genuinely the nicest city in the USA. COL is ass though.';

'>>2638614
Have you only been to Arlington, wat lol';

'>>2638427
I'm not even an American, I've just spent a few weeks in various parts of the country.';

'>>2636933
Not a city but the native reservations seem completely devoid of anything positive.
I live in SD close to some reservations and by God are they depressing to go through. Sparsely populated, what little towns they have are decaying shitholes filled with only minimum wage jobs and federal jobs, drug and alcohol addiction seem to be a past-time for everyone one way or another, shitty weather, shitty roads, shitty people, shitty landscape, etc.
Honestly every time I drive through a rez I always get this feeling of dread lingering in the back of my mind from how terrible they are.
Driving through a rez makes it clear why native suicide and addiction rates are crazy high.';

'>>2637257
LA is tricky though. Everyone goes to Hollywood and says "this sucks". But If you have a car and some money to blow, you can have a good time in LA. There are a lot of awesome things to do. The food is fantastic. There are at least 5 major theme parks. The museums are world class. There's also a ton of stuff right outside the city. There are great beaches nearby. The hiking is really good too.';

'>>2638805
>The museums are world class.
Other than the Getty...no, they aren't.';

'>>2638888
As far as museums go, The LA County Museum of Art is just about as good as it gets. I wouldn't plan my trip around it, but I guarantee you won't see paintings by Picasso and Cezanne in whatever Podunk mid-west town you're living in.

Also, don't sleep on the LA area as a hiking destination. The Angeles and the San Bernadino National Forests have hundreds of trails. This is going to be a really good summer for waterfall hikes with all the snow they got. I hike a lot and probably half of my favorite hikes in the world are in the mountains in California.';

'>>2637019
Nah, you're making shit up. Maryland has probably the best beach boardwalk in the US. The coastline is beautiful. Maryland crab cakes and crab soup is god tier seafood. Look at a diversity map of Maryland, the only places with blacks are Baltimore and PG County. It's one of the most racially segregated states in the US. The rest of the state is nice white areas. Most of the state is very rural. I lived there for 4 years while I was in college and traveled extensively.';

'>>2637194
Your post is incomprehensible you fucking retard';

'>>2639047
>but I guarantee you won't see paintings by Picasso and Cezanne in whatever Podunk mid-west town you're living in.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum in Kansas City has several works by both';

'>>2639058
>muh crabs
Lol every time';

'>>2636999
It’s weird that Reno exists. Is it like you’re just a bit too lazy to go to Vegas?';

'>>2637135
Dark. Like your skin, I assume.';

'>>2637136
It's an open air mental asylum and everyone there is spiritual and physical trash regardless of class or color.';

'>>2639380
Reno was a city when Vegas was nothing but empty wasteland in the desert, the first casinos in Nevada were in Reno which was the main population center in that state until the 1960s. Vegas really only took off when air conditioning became affordable and common in buildings and then quickly eclipsed Reno due to its proximity to LA. Reno isn't really much of a gambling town, the economy is based more on normal things like warehouses and less on gambling but it attracts a ton of blacks and asians from the bay area.';

'There are a lot of bad cities in the US, but as far as terrible "tourist" cities go, Philadelphia and Memphis would be my least favorite. The crime and squaller in both cities is so visible. I didn't feel safe walking around in the daytime in either city. The food was fantastic in both cities, but I would never go back to either one and I would never recommend them to anyone.';

'>>2639146
Kansas City has one of the highest violent crime rates of any city in the US. There's 300 miles of nothing in literally every direction. There's almost no outdoor recreation and the weather is terrible. It's also just a really ugly city. It's good that they have a nice museum, but I'll definitely never go see it.';

'>>2638011
I'd be fascinated to hear what you do for a living.';

'New Haven, CT. I try to avoid shitholes and found myself here for 2 nights out of a two week roadtrip.';

'>>2640437
I'm sure you would Agent Xhiang.';

'>>2639058
>>2639185
i will never understand the obsession with Maryland Blue Claws when west coast Dungeness and Alaskan King Crabs blow them out of the water.';

'>>2640444
I will never understand the obsession with Maryland Blue Crabs when they aren't just in Maryland';

'>>2640436';

'>>2636999
I love Reno. It’s improved significantly the last decade';

'St. Louis is the worst big city in America and it’s not even close';

'Nobody saying Philadelphia has been to Philadelphia…';

'>>2636999
Reno is pure soul I don't know what the fuck you're talking about';

'Honestly the love for Reno in here is baffling, genuinely. You guys have some shit taste.';

'>>2640937
It's an alright but not amazing place to live and it mogs pretty much every city east of the Rockies.';

'>>2640937
This board sucks off Denver. Of course it has terrible taste.';

'>>2636933
Seattle, Washington. I knew it as the city where Frasier lives and where Microsoft was founded so I expected it to be sort of fancy but it was an absolute shithole.';

'>>2638805
>But If you have a car and some money to blow, you can have a good time in LA
Well no shit, you can do that virtually anywhere. LA on the whole is just an ugly and annoying shithole.

>There's also a ton of stuff right outside the city.
So not LA then.';

'There are dozens of small, formerly industrial, now mostly just opioid- addicted and decaying little cities throughout the Northeast that are depressing to visit or pass through. Weirdly, a couple of the ones in New York State even have college or university campuses in them—Binghamton and Syracuse are absolute toilets, despite being home to an at-least-OK and pretty good school, respectively. Utica also sucks.

In Massachusetts, my home state, contenders for worst place ever include but are not limited to Holyoke, Springfield, and most of Worcester and Lowell (although these latter two are improving somewhat; Lowell is barely 50% shithole now). The industries that built the towns died a century ago, and the vacuum was filled by fentanyl and recreational arson.';

'>>2641034
Seattle is beautiful with a handful of bad areas because of homeless';

'>>2640937
I’m an oldfag and one of my biggest regrets is not buying a house in Reno when I had a chance in 2011. It was a real shithole back then but once Tesla moved in it gentrified hard and is much better';

'>>2640960
Denver is ridiculously overpriced for what it offers. You can't even get a room downtown for under $150 + tax + tip. It's nowhere near the mountains. Gritty industrial hellscape on the north side, much of the city seems positively Rust Belt. Unfriendly rich assholes and crazy bums. Population declining. Larimer Street is duller than it should be. We'll see if they can reverse the looming decay and make Denver realize its full potential...the money's there, but the willpower is lacking.';

'>>2639380
Reno is to the Bay Area what Vegas is to LA.';

'>>2641180
Are you me?
I first visited the area in 2013 and was like "woah, this place is really underrated." The fact that you have great views of snowy mountains from everywhere in town is big, people love that stuff now. I changed my mind about moving there now and houses that were $150k are $600k now.';

'>>2637659
>Goes to fucking Overtown to get his impression of Miami
Retard';

'>>2641034
>Seattle, Washington. I knew it as the city where Frasier lives and where Microsoft was founded so I expected it to be sort of fancy but it was an absolute shithole.
I think Seattle changed drastically in the past 15 years. The leftists took over.';

'>>2641180
>I’m an oldfag and one of my biggest regrets is not buying a house in Reno when I had a chance in 2011.
You should have bought any house anywhere in 2011 (the bottom of the US residential real estate market).';

'>>2641037
There's LA city and LA County. It's used kind of interchangeably out here. I live in Orange County and I rarely ever go to the city, but I do hike a lot in the National Forests in LA county. I'll also drive in to LA county for a random sporting event, concert, festival or restaurant, but not more than a couple times a year. I avoid the city unless I absolutely have to because I hate brown people and homeless. With that said, Kansas city doesn't have 1/10th what LA has in terms of quality and variety of things to do, especially if we're talking outdoor activities, beautiful women, and good weather.

There's more pleasures to be had in life than taking some fat 40 year single mom to a Ruby Tuesdays in downtown Kansas City on a Friday night.';

'>>2640437
Own a business and actually employ people.';

'>>2641178
Stop lying, the whole city center is overrun.';

'>>2637659
>gets an airbnb in fucking overtown
>biking to key biscayne was sketch af
Do us all a favor and throw yourself off One Biscayne Tower';

'>>2641394
Even outside the city center. I get out of the car, and I see syringes next to the curb at my feet. Shit's fucked';

'Newark
Trenton
Camden
Atlantic city';

'>>2641406
To be fair they’ve all switched to fentanyl so now it’s burnt foil everywhere';

'>>2636933
the only city ive ever visited is atlanta. It's shitty but not too bad, had some hot dogs and fries at the varsity which probably took one year off my lifespan. It would be great if i had a black chick fetish cause there is a billion of them there';

'>>2641416
I guess the plus side to that is you don't run the risk of accidentally stepping on or touching sharps';

'>>2641368
>There's more pleasures to be had in life than taking some fat 40 year single mom to a Ruby Tuesdays in downtown Kansas City on a Friday night.';

'>>2638805
LA is a shithole, don't kid yourself.
You can decorate it all you want, even stick some gold on top of it. Still shit underneath.';

'>>2637126
Lived in Albany for a few years and can confirm it is fucking terrible. It also has a serious crime issue for a city it's size.';

'>>2638582
Because most men act like women these days. Also why would your use Denver as a home base for Yellowstone? Why not Bozeman or Jackson?';

'>>2638582
You have zero idea what you're talking about. I love Yellowstone, but if you think Rome is one of the only historic cities in the world worth visiting, it's obvious you haven't traveled very much.';

'what do you knowers think of Austin in 2024? im thinking of checking it out and maybe moving there to get away from the cold forever but now people are saying its gotten fucked up like the bay area';

'>>2641093
yep growing up i romanticized all of new england as cozy but i didnt realize how fucked up and post-industrial the inner parts were';

'>>2641268
>I think Seattle changed drastically in the past 15 years. The leftists took over.
Anon, I. . .';

'>>2641837
I was just in Austin for the first time. I spent a week with some buddies. The city is overrun with Mexicans and a lot of the neighborhoods were rundown.

The food was amazing and there is a good brewery scene in Austin. The best thing we did was tubing the river in New Braunfels. You might want to look at that area instead. It's less than an hour to Austin and San Antonio and was a lot nicer and whiter.';

'Jackson, Mississippi
Just an aweful place to be in general and frankly way worse than Memphis, Philadelphia, Seattle or any of these cities people have been naming have at least some redeeming qualities. Jackson, MS has no redeeming qualities. Literally nothing good about Jackson. It's a crumbling city that I'm surprised is even allowed to exist in the condition that it is';

'>>2637151
I went to RPI in Troy right outside of albany and it sucked ass and transferred out to come back to nyc';

'>>2638304
keeping weed illegal is a good thing';

'Threads like this remind just how many liars and LARPers there are. It’s the travel equivalent of people who go “San Francisco is a liberal shit hole!” but have never even been there.';

'>>2642102
>pol-fags and coomer larpers ruining the board
shocker';

'>>2642114
How did you get /pol/ and coomers from what I typed?';

'>>2641839
>yep growing up i romanticized all of new england as cozy but i didnt realize how fucked up and post-industrial the inner parts were
It’s really weird, because at least in MA and CT, it really is a case of tiny dense pockets of deprivation and despair intermingled with/surrounded by cozy, relatively rich, highly educated towns that I would argue offer some of the best quality of life in the US. I grew up in a delightful college town like twenty minutes from the utter wastelands of Holyoke and Springfield.';

'>>2637181
lived in bozeman, it gets really boring out there.';

'>>2637019
Maryland has very nice suburbs. Boring but we have money. You can always find a job here.';

'>>2641403
>>2641237
I have no regrets regarding that airbnb, would stay there again. $20/night, free breakfast, can't beat it. But after that I started googling the neighborhoods I'd be staying in before booking a place lol';

'Philly, i would rather go to any other major US city';

'>>2641093
lowell and worcester are gentrifying rapidly, lawrence remains a shithole';

'>>2641860
Love the Comal River too, but downtown New Braunfels is kinda lifeless.
Austin is one of those cities that are many things to many people. All depends on where you hang out in the city, I guess. I found it pretty cool.
>>2642102
Yes, there are a lot of privileged spaces in the city. But the value for cost ratio is pretty damn low. I haven't been since 2016, but I'll probably spend part of a day there later this month after flying into SFO.
>>2642130
The industrial areas of New England are as bleak as any Rust Belt city. But New England was developed differently from the rest of America, due to being settled much earlier, before trains and cars. The people are very high-achieving as well.';

'>>2643481
>lowell and worcester are gentrifying rapidly, lawrence remains a shithole
I can certainly imagine. I left the region a long time ago and haven’t been to either (apart from driving through/past) in a lot of years, but Lowell seemed totally alright last time I actually stopped there. But I like Cambodian food and music, so I’ve always had a soft spot for Lowell.

I keep hoping that renewal is around the corner for Holyoke; there are signs that some greedy property developer types are starting to convert some of the copious derelict industrial buildings and warehouses there into hipster live-work lofts and art studios for people that have been priced out of places like Northampton and Amherst, but it has yet to take off in a real way as far as I can tell.';

'The worst city in the US is Lima, OH. LMFAO at people who say "New York" 1. as if that's even true 2. as if "New York" is specific enough to count. What part of New York you larping faggots? It's these goddamn neocons jumping on the Trump train late because they're corporate stooges and will treat any republican candidate as God's chosen. You never cared about Trump and you don't know about Lima Ohio. 8 years later and we just dropped the whole rust belt regeneration shtick and are back to our regularly scheduled lib bashing, Did you have any idea how happy a WOP construction worker from Youngstown would be in Long Island? kys kys kys kys. Go work at a plastic factory for $12 an hour in Indiana and tell me about how bad Boston is. Just eat shit.';

'>>2637266
New Orleans is the only major US city I have ever felt actual fear in, even in "nice" areas lmao. it has this incredibly violent seedy vibe, even from the white people. It makes houston look like a safe kiddy zone which is quite impressive. New Orleans, however, is awesome and well worth the trip.';

'>>2636933
memphis';

'>>2636933
st louis';

'>>2646715
I had fun there, it was a total shithole but had it just together enough to be passable. I feel like >>2644590 is the same way. I love old cities.';

'>>2636999
Reno is a soulless NPC filter. You got filtered, you have no soul

>>2637027
Stockton is hell on earth

>>2637181
Why did you get Asian food in Montana? But yeah Montana people are a horrible combination of pretentious agro and low IQ

>>2641034
Seattle used to be beautiful but they let it go to shit for feel good politics

>>2644589
NO Is rough but so damn fun';

'EveryUS city. That's why everyone on 4chan shit talks cities
Because they're mostly from America and have no idea what a good one could be';