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None of the above. Of course I dislike large cities so there is that.
The more alarming is the 17% with Austin.

I lived there early in my childhood. It seemed nice then.

Now, not so much.
 
The more alarming is the 17% with Austin.

I lived there early in my childhood. It seemed nice then.

Now, not so much.


I've never been to Austin and my guess is I wouldn't like it at all. But people seem to be flocking there so it's at least plausible.
 
I've never been to Austin and my guess is I wouldn't like it at all. But people seem to be flocking there so it's at least plausible.

It's a nice place to visit but not to live. It's bad enough that it's starting to creep towards where I live. I'm about an hour north and the land development caused by growth has just about cut that hour in half.
 
I've been to Baltimore many times. It's a terrible city. Makes me question the veracity of the entire list because there's no chance that many people said Baltimore.
All I know is those people need to stay the hell away from Texas.
 
I've never been to Austin and my guess is I wouldn't like it at all. But people seem to be flocking there so it's at least plausible.
You would hate Austin. 6th Street is an absolute dumpster fire now.
 
You would hate Austin. 6th Street is an absolute dumpster fire now.

Austin-proper is probably too hectic and maybe not as attractive for people raising their families, but suburban areas like Round Rock and Pflugerville seem to be pretty decent.

I think you can say this about every major city.
 
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