I'm bored So lets talk about were we're from Post

Chicago here. What neighborhood?

>>37342162
Chicago here too. Live 20-30 mins from the city. It's pretty awesome but you get Jewed by taxes pretty hard. At least housing is affordable.

chicago here, east side

>>37342162
I wish I could live in chicago in one of the apartments inside the city but I can't afford it..

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>>37342162
> Austin, TX
> My favorite thing is the swimming holes outside the city
> Great BBQ
> The Alamo Drafthouse and the giant music festivals

>>37342209
>>37342245
>>37342259

I live about an hour and a half away. Used to live only 20 minutes away.

If your name get called out you go to sleep Chicango niggers
I will start : Obango.

I'm actually in Madison, WI which is 2 hours from Chicago.

The best part about the city is that it's very young, crime is low, and most non-students are pretty solidly middle class or wealth. I'm from the South, and while I don't have anything against black people or poor people, in a way it's nice not having entire sections of town that are just crime-ridden ghettos.

We have some nice cheese, and fried cheese curds are god-tier. Don't eat them regularly or you will get fat as fuck. Walleye is good when it's available. Brats are also good and quite popular here. There are some craft breweries, and while there may be more per capita, most don't make super good beer; they can get local and fresh hops though, which is cool.

Entertainment is a bit limited, you mostly just drink or do a limited amount of outdoors stuff during the summer, like hiking or kayaking.

I'm actually looking forward to leaving here because I don't fit in with the college crowd very well. I'm not an alt-fag with green hair, but I prefer a bit more of an eclectic/academic group, which is less common here than other places.

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Los Angeles (already live here)
>Always Something to do, living next to celebrities is always cool (live next to some now)
>Food is great. so diverse. I also like Mexican food a lot
>Love going to the beach, enjoying nature in hikes, looking at the scenery, taking the metro, shopping at flea markets, nightlife is cool

>>37342471
A celebrity used to live right behind my condo during the summer.

Literally in walking distance.

>>37342162
Another LA robot here, too poor for celebrity neighbors though...
>Neighborhoods/areas with a lot of history and character. Insane amount of interesting cultural events to experience since it has immigrants from just about everywhere. Underrated mass transit that gets better every year recently.
>Anything you could imagine and more. Nothing beats cheap Mexican food though.
>Film festivals, the beach, niche bookstores, hiking at Griffith Park, good music (not so much into the huge festivals, but there are some good local bands around and events to promote them)

>>37342887
sup la robot. What part of LA you live in?

>>37342847
I have one as a neighbor as well. Its weird, but now a lot of youtube stars are moving in. Ive seen Ethn and Hila (H3H3) a couple times at the mall

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>>37342162
>Halfway between Philly and NYC (NJ)
>I like how big New York is and how may awesome cuisines there are, and I like how large, but somewhat homely Philly is
>Tons of Italian food
>Meeting up with my buddy at uni in NYC and hanging out in the city
I don't know, I rarely go to either city.

>>37343077
pico-union. A bit shitty but at least I'm close to everything. Feels like this is going to be the next arts district in terms of massive gentrification. Not really complaining (my place is rent controlled anyway), but this city needs a lot of high density housing if things keep going at this rate.

>>37343102
I guess with youtubers increasingly working with actual talent agencies and using their brand outside their channels, it makes sense that they'd come to an entertainment industry center.

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Fun fact: Chicago is the best city in America.

>>37342162
>Baltimore, even though it's a state over, I'm in Pennsylvania and the next closest city is literally 10 mins more of a drive, which is Philadelphia.

>I'm taking a trip to Philadelphia next week, but I know nothing about it, going there with a person who lived there most of his life.

>Idk

>Idk

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>Syracuse, NY
>honestly not much to like, overall Syracuse sucks dick
>Salt potatoes, good pizza, good barbecue joints, food is pretty good
>SU sports is decent

The nearest large city is two hours away, urbanfags CANNOT be robots.

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>>37343580
>>37343620
I live a few miles away from Chicago. I do like coming into the city of the weekends.

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>>37343647
*for
Anyways, I took these yesterday while driving around enjoying the sites.

>>37342162
>Nearest large city to where you live
Bogota
>What you like about that city
The parks, the rain and the mountains.
>Describe your city's food
Food from a lot of places, many corn-based food like tamales, empanadas and arepas.
>Describe your city's entertainment that you enjoy.
I don't know if it counts as entertainment but I like going to museums or the historic center of the city, it's comfy.

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I live an hour and a half from Detroit and three hours from Chicago.

I genuinely can't think of much I like about The D.

Some of the Mexican eateries in Southwest are interesting and provide good food on a budget.

There's plenty to do in Greektown and Downtown, so far as sports and cultural activities go. However, most of the city is run-down, dilapidated, and generally not worth exploring.

The last time I went to Detroit was back in March or April. The city's Board of Water and Light was struggling to keep power on in the aftermath of a storm; a majority of residential neighborhoods were completely without utilities.

Driving through reminded me of some of the taxi rides I've had in bad parts of Latin America.

Pic related is just me on my bike going through Downtown a couple years ago.

Chicago here. Lakeview area which is north side

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>>37342162


>Nearest large city to where you live
Phoenix , previously SD/OC
>What you like about that city
Nothing, the girls are attractive in Tempe/Gilbert but the hot weather sucks cock
>Describe your city's food
Fast food and chain restaurants, lots of Utah based chains too because mormons here
>Describe your city's entertainment that you enjoy.
movie theaters are big , nice and air conditioned I guess . No other real entertainment unless you want to drive 3 hours to the mountains which I dont care to do

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>>37343612
Another person from same area. Yeah I agree anon. Feels like we are in the middle of nowhere here.

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Always lived a bit outside NYC. I like it but I can see why the plebs in the rest of the country would be mad.

Our pizza is better. chicago pizza is not pizza

>>37343620
My nearest big city is 5 hours away, get on my fucking level

>Indianapolis
>History of motorsports
>it's alright.
>The race track is about the only thing of interest around here. Just went to the 500 yesterday it was bretty gud desu

leave it to LA and the flyover states to misuse the quote function

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>>37343521
>pico-union.
You have to go back, Pedro

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>Nearest large city to where you live
Nyc one hpur
>What you like about that city
Food, shows
>Describe your city's food
Yum
>Describe your city's entertainment that you enjoy.
Broadway ...plays

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>>37343733
Might as well post a picture since everyone else is doing it.

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>>37343792
you know the pain

>>37343871
you haven't been in many survey threads, have you? lurk moar

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>>37343990
True, we are such a bland stain of a metro area. All the action is a few hours away in the bigger cities, but at the same time wouldnt wanna live there.

Also, it seems pretty weird that in a few hours drive we can be in canada, new england, or appalachia. Are we a midwest town? Fug feels like a darkhole living here.

>>37343871
jesus christ how new are you

i'm in Chicago as well, northwest side. right on the border of Elmwood Park but i'm still technically not in the suburbs.

>>37342162
>Nearest large city to where you live
Los Angeles
>What you like about that city
It's fairly far away
>Describe your city's food
Shit
>Describe your city's entertainment that you enjoy.
Nothing

>>37344247
Tbh I go to college in the Rochester area and it actually seems a lot better than Syracuse area. It has a more comfy feel to it in certain parts, but yeah its still pretty shitty for the most part. Some cooler spots though.

It is weird that we are like a connecting point to all these different places. Never actually go outside the state area at all except to go to Rochester

>live in west count suburb near stl
>it's clean, quiet and just a nice place to live
> Pretty good food in general
>really like going to blues and cards games and there are very spacious parks here

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>>37344345
Yeah, like people in Toronto think about going to NYC and we're just in the middle of it as fuckall small cities. I'd rather live in a farm town in iowa or some shit and have a small community of people to know and hang with.

>>37342162

>Nearest large city to where you live
Halifax
>What you like about that city
east coast folks are best kind
>Describe your city's food
seafood
>Describe your city's entertainment that you enjoy.
live music and a lot of alcohol

also from outside Toronto but don't spend any time in the city

>>37342162
>Canberra
>Completely planned city with practical road layouts etc
>Food just tries to sound 'exotic' to pander to the large amount of libcucks. Aus food is kinda shit.
>Entertaining watching dickhead politicians argue and tourists be confused as to why the capital of Aus is so fucking boring.

>>37344551
>Australlia

I recently watched a documentary on your wildlife. Australia is a death trap. How do you not die of venomous bites/crocodile attacks?

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Szczecin, Poland

>What you like about that city

lot of bike trails (I do bike a lot), city area is 300 km2 for 400k people
>Describe your city's food
I don't eat out very often, but sometimes go for a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pasztecik_szczeci%C5%84ski (pasztecik szczecinski)

>Describe your city's entertainment that you enjoy.

N/A

Newark, NJ. Might. E the biggest city out there, but it is the largest one in the state.
It's a shithole with surprisingly good food.
There's a big event center there, but I don't know anything about the local scene. I'm sure there's something interesting going on.