Why Generation Y Yuppies Are Unhappy

[csb]

Plus southern CA.  No offense, YMZ, I know a lot of people like it but I'd probably go insane living that close to that many people.  NYC for the same reason.

Tell me about it! That's why I'd never live in Michigan.

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[csb]

Look at all the people in that mitten!

 

[engineergurl]

:Locolaugh:

 

[mudpuppy]

Sorry, but the population density of SoCal or NYC is completely different from California as a whole or NY state.

The population density of my county is 225/sq. mi. Orange County is nearly 4,000. LA is 8,000. NYC is over 11,000.

And yes, metro Detroit is over 1000, and guess what. . . I don't want to live there either!

 

[Master slacker]

^^^ Is that why you live in Michigan?

Lol, we can't all live in a mountain paradise. And there are much much worse places to live.

No. There really aren't. Sorry

What about Lousyana?

We're better than Mississippi according to lots of study rankings.

But you can't go skiing and have poisonous things = no thanks!

Yeah, but... But...

I got nothing

 

[Dexman PE PMP]

We have some of the best skiing in the world, and I've personally killed at least a half dozen poisonous thing on my property within the last year....

 

[knight1fox3]

Right. So CO also doesn't meet the criteria. LOL

 

[YMZ PE]

I like living in the most populous state in the country. More people means more diversity means better options. I've tried the so-called Thai food at those small-town restaurants you townsfolk rave about...barf.

Actually, I would move to Denver in a heartbeat if the opportunity arose.

 

[csb]

But we have real Thai people at ours!

 

[kevo_55]

 

[sycamore PE]

No one in this town tries to make Thai food. We do have an Indian place, which my Indian friends have vetted as "ok, the flavors are right, but they use mushrooms and we don't eat mushrooms in India because they're considered dirty." So not too bad, right?

 

[Flyer_PE]

But we have real Thai people at ours!

On the menu?

 

[engineergurl]

I like living in the most populous state in the country. More people means more diversity means better options. I've tried the so-called Thai food at those small-town restaurants you townsfolk rave about...barf.

Perhaps that is why I didn't like fried tofu chunks... it wasn't really authentic...

 

[Ble_PE]

^No, you didn't like it because it was tofu.

 

[kevo_55]

Isn't it funny that "American Asian food" is nothing like the real stuff?

I'm sure the same could be said with other types of food.

 

[csb]

But we have real Thai people at ours!

On the menu?

The most tender meat you'll ever have.

 

[engineergurl]

Isn't it funny that "American Asian food" is nothing like the real stuff?

I'm sure the same could be said with other types of food.

I don't know, you can find some pretty awesome Koren restaurants near military installations...

 

[Dexman PE PMP]

Isn't it funny that "American Asian food" is nothing like the real stuff?

I'm sure the same could be said with other types of food.

Mexican food is actually pretty bland. Americans are more used to Tex-Mex with all the spices and peppers...

 

[snickerd3]

^that's why i like mexican food and not tex-mex.

 

[ALBin517]

^^^ Is that why you live in Michigan?

Lol, we can't all live in a mountain paradise. And there are much much worse places to live.

No. There really aren't. Sorry

The world is becoming overpopulated and Michigan is sitting on a huge surplus of freshwater.

Time, time, time is on my side... yes it is.