C
- Charlotte
- Austin
- Miami
- Nashville
- Louisville
- Seattle
- New York
- Cincinnati
- Columbus
D
- Tampa
- Reno
- Dallas
- San Diego
F
- San Francisco
- Los Angeles
- Newark
- Portland
- Boston
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More correct city tier list.
Ranked on the quality of life and culture for a family of 4 on household $180K a year (my situation).
A
- Chicago
- Philadelphia
- Atlanta
- Houston
B
- Washington, D.C.
- Pittsburgh
- Denver
- Baltimore
- Scottsdale/Phoenix
- Las Vegas
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American city tier list.
Ranked purely on the quality of life and culture. This assumes you have enough $ to live in a decent area.
A-Tier:
- San Diego
- Miami
- Austin
B-Tier:
- Tampa
- Nashville
- New York
- Pittsburgh
- Los Angeles
- Scottsdale
C-Tier:
- Chicago
- Louisville
- Dallas
- Boston
- Denver
- San Francisco
D-Tier:
- Las Vegas
- Charlotte
- Phoenix
- Reno
- Cincinnati
- Columbus
F-Tier:
- Seattle
- Portland
- Philadelphia
- Washington, D.C.
- Newark
- Houston
@nate_in_pa@BudElliott3 To be fair, Ole Miss also has no business being here. But as Chip often says, the thing about a 12 team playoff is you gotta find 12 teams for it.
If another P4 team wanted to be in it, they could've just not lost their games.
@VivatHadrianvs@contramordor@SlappinBongos Sorry, I didn't mean that dismissive tone. But the point stands.
It's genuinely one of my curiosities about "kick non-white people out" is what if white people adopt non white kids. Any paperwork will show the kids as having "heritage" ancestry.
@VivatHadrianvs@contramordor@SlappinBongos You're the dude who's supposed to have strong opinions on how this works, I'm looking to you for guidance. You have such strong opinions, please explain the logistics to my stupid white self! Otherwise they just sound like unactionable fantasy.
@VivatHadrianvs@contramordor@SlappinBongos No but hold on hold on. There is a 0% chance you're white. Which is fine! But don't gaslight me here.
But anyway. The kids literally only have one passport and have only ever been in one nation, the USA. Do you just not have an answer for this question? It's okay if you don't!
@VivatHadrianvs@contramordor@SlappinBongos That may all be true, but I'm just curious what nationality they should be? And what nation is just going to give them citizenship despite never having been in the country (same for several generations of their ancestors, both blood and adopted).