I agree to a point. You can't say LA is better than NYC. You can't say London is better than Tokyo. It all depends. But sometimes this is like comparing a litt

I agree to a point. You can't say LA is better than NYC. You can't say London is better than Tokyo. It all depends. But sometimes this is like comparing a little league team to an MLB team: For example, you can say NYC is better than SF. For every axis that SF is better on, NYC is 10x better on 10 others. Like you could argue the foggy weather is better because there's no snow... but then: food, transportation, global importance, crime (even when you account for violent crime specifically), long-term prospects... SF can't even keep a Target open past 8. At the start of the year I moved to SF from NYC, so I'm not validating anything by the way.