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Dallas. hotter friendlier women. less expensive. better weather.

Aloft Hotel, Kenichi, Ocean Prime, Candleroom, Whisky Bar, The Standard Pour, Sixth Floor Museum, Cowboys
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Nobu
Nick & Sam's
Monarch/Catbird
Moxies
The Statler
The Rattlesnake Bar at Fearings - The Ritz Carlton
W Hotel - Living Room Bar
Musume
Lounge 31 - Highland Park
Ocean Prime
Candleroom
Whiskeys
The Standard Pour

New Jersey since it has the prudential center, the best concert venue around.

Dallas is awful.

- Absolutely horrendous weather. Triple digit temperatures in the Summers followed by unstable frigid temperatures, constant cold snaps and random bursts of snow in the Winter.

- Hideous architecture. A sea of uninspired, beige McMansions sprinkled with chain restaurants and mega churches.

No soul or actual culture. Bland and blends into the background. What comes to your mind when you picture Chicago? Skyscrapers, Lake Michigan? What about Seattle? Space Needle, Mountains? What about Dallas? Nothing? Exactly. It has nothing distinctive, it has no personality, it's just this big hot thing in the middle of nowhere.

Horrible food. Absolutely horrible. Dallas defines Chipotle as fine dining.

No natural scenery. Just miles and miles of concrete, strip malls, highways and suburban sprawl.

No public transportation. At least not a real, cohesive one.

Dallas is basically a larger Oklahoma City. It's ugly, hot, boring, soulless, crowded, bland and uninspired. Easily one of the worst cities in the U.S.

Springsteen concert?

The Cowboys, America's team. BBQ. Blondes with plastic surgery.

lol at Dallas having BBQ

My grandparents lived in Dallas, I hated that city. Way too hot in the summer and every house looked the same. And fuck them Cowboys

I like New Jersey, the area around Princeton near Richstrong's PA is really nice. I just bought a car that is sitting in storage in New Jersey and I am going to see it next week before it goes into the shop for restoration.