If You Could Live Anywhere In The USA, Where Would You Live?

[r0ckyreed]

If you could live anywhere in the USA, where would you live? Why? Explain your rationale.

[Buck Edwards]

Tipton County, in West Tennessee. Close to nature. Or Blue ridge, north Carolina near asheville. 

Edited yesterday at 02:41 PM by Buck Edwards

[Schizophonia]

Texas.

[NewKidOnTheBlock]

I'd just like to have US job😂 does that count? You guys are making an ungodly ammount of money for literaly doing the same work. And yall sometimes do it worse than us europeans

[Jehovah increases]

Canada I know how about California for hippie counterculture and nature.

Edited 3 hours ago by Jehovah increases

[PurpleTree]

Depends how much money i had.

Maybe somewhere with nice nature and nice cities. 

Hawaii could be nice but maybe too humid for me.

California has nice nature.

Utah for the loonies and nature.

NY for the art and entertainment and architecture.

Something like Minnesota seems not too bad, although freezing winter.

But i‘d probably prefer to stay in Europe.

[integration journey]

1 hour ago, PurpleTree said:

Depends how much money i had.

Maybe somewhere with nice nature and nice cities. 

Hawaii could be nice but maybe too humid for me.

California has nice nature.

Utah for the loonies and nature.

NY for the art and entertainment and architecture.

Something like Minnesota seems not too bad, although freezing winter.

But i‘d probably prefer to stay in Europe.

You’d like Washington state or Oregon. 

[ted73104]

Chicago, I love the vibe there. However I'd have to be able to afford living there.

[r0ckyreed]

I didn’t ask where you can afford to live. I asked you where do YOU WANT to live in the USA. There’s a big difference. 

I know I want to live near a coast with an abundance of outdoor adventure opportunities as well as not too far from a vibrant city life. I am thinking either Massachusetts or Oregon.

[integration journey]

2 hours ago, r0ckyreed said:

I didn’t ask where you can afford to live. I asked you where do YOU WANT to live in the USA. There’s a big difference. 

I know I want to live near a coast with an abundance of outdoor adventure opportunities as well as not too far from a vibrant city life. I am thinking either Massachusetts or Oregon.

Oregon is very similar to Washington state too. 

Oregon= no sales tax

Washington= no income tax 

Edited 16 hours ago by integration journey

[PurpleTree]

8 hours ago, integration journey said:

You’d like Washington state or Oregon. 

Maybe. If there are walkable nice cities i‘d like it.

Visited San Francisco/Berkeley etc. as a kid and liked it. Beautiful and walkable. Nice nature around it.
But that was around the year 2000. Before the tech thing and the recent shenanigans. Was already then a bit shocked about the many homeless though.

[Leeo_SA]

Why are you limiting it to the USA?

[PenguinPablo]

12 minutes ago, Leeo_SA said:

Why are you limiting it to the USA?

If You Could Live Anywhere In The Milky Way Galaxy, Where Would You Live?

[Leeo_SA]

4 hours ago, PenguinPablo said:

If You Could Live Anywhere In The Milky Way Galaxy, Where Would You Live?

Earth, Australia, Melbourne or Cairns.

 

Was just curious why @r0ckyreed is limiting it to USA. Maybe he wants to move to another place...?

 

4 hours ago, PenguinPablo said:

If You Could Live Anywhere In The Milky Way Galaxy, Where Would You Live?

[Leo Gura]

Newport Beach, CA is one of the best places in the US. But hella expensive.

Florida Keys are really cool, but hurricanes ruin it.

Hawaii is awesome but impractically remote and limited.

Edited 4 hours ago by Leo Gura

[fabger]

Massachusetts

[OmniNaut]

Somewhere where there is some good diving with sharks, like Hawaï or the Keys.

The problem is it's full of Americans there. 

[Princess Arabia]

17 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Newport Beach, CA is one of the best places in the US. But hella expensive.

Florida Keys are really cool, but hurricanes ruin it.

Hawaii is awesome but impractically remote and limited.

Love to "but" heads, I see. There's always a but. We're "butting" our lives away. 😛

[integration journey]

37 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Newport Beach, CA is one of the best places in the US. But hella expensive.

Florida Keys are really cool, but hurricanes ruin it.

Hawaii is awesome but impractically remote and limited.

Do you like Oregon or Washington state or is it too cold for you? 

Edited 3 hours ago by integration journey

[UnbornTao]

I have no idea how I would start making this decision. Visiting a bunch of cities first, perhaps.

Austin sounds like a good place, though.