>his city doesn't have constant construction

>>73805147
Construction literally never ends here in Toronto

>>73805147
>Brussells fags literally kill themselves over all the construction that goes on over there

>>73805147
My city has 20 thousand people and has constant construction. There's always infrastructure being built.
Unlike in the US of A.

people here whine they can't sleep because of the metro construction

>>73805147
This actually isn't true, especially in New Orleans. The roads there are shit and everything is bogged down from building on a swamp.

>>73805147
>He lives is a city

>>73805186
Because despite having a population 4.2 million in 1990 in the GTA, Toronto managed to have a non-existent skyline up until the mid 2000s

>>73805147
There is always a building being constructed here.

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>>73805147
>he lives in a city

>>73809850
>My city has 20 thousand people and has constant construction. There's always infrastructure being built.
>Unlike in yurp

>>73805147
Back to New Jersey, bridge and tunnel scum

>>73805147
We do actually.

It's fucking annoying.

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>>73805147
>being proud of fucking traffic jams
Wow, americans never cease to surprise me.

>>73818588
When did OP mention traffic jams?

>>73805147
>his country looks like a nuclear wasteland

>>73819447
It's implied.

>>73819498
How? Effectively managed cities can have ongoing construction with minimal traffic interference.

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>>73820096
That's not the case of US though.

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>>73819464
Are you implying that the USA looks like a nuclear wasteland?

>>73805147
We do, and not only that, but the stuff that goes into construction usually ends up in construction for the next 4 years, even if it's something small.

>>73820186
>t. watched tv
Oh? Please tell me more about my country.

>>73819464
That is Russia yuo are thinking of.