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Access to nature, some of the best food in the country, access to the freshest produce, scuba diving, surfing, redwoods, walkable city, educated population, int
by mvid 4y ago
Access to nature, some of the best food in the country, access to the freshest produce, scuba diving, surfing, redwoods, walkable city, educated population, interesting people, consistent non-intrusive weather, wine country, etc.
I frequently visit NYC and the homeless population there is more threatening, and the shit in the street is roughly on par, so I’m not really sure where else people would recommend without extreme lifestyle shift.
- gunapologist99 4y ago> homeless population there is more threatening question was about the Bay area, and you are talking about SF, so obviously this doesn't include east Bay? even parts of SF itself seems pretty threatening these days and crime is pretty extreme in SF. south bay/SJ doesn't seem as bad (except for East PA and parts of SJ) > not really sure where else people would recommend without extreme lifestyle shift. Are these the only two places in the United States worth living in?