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If SF cleaned out the homeless, ejected a portion of the loser beta male species, and imported hot female models to rebalance the gender ratio, we'd create an SF worth the hype and rising house costs.
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So is a shithole
...Is SF rated highly? Everyone I know who lives there seems to dream of moving elsewhere someday.
Totally agree, the question comes from a false assumption
I mean there’s nothing else like it, where else can a twenty something make 350k yr with a bachelors degree
Minneapolis is most overrated.
Is Minneapolis even relevant compared to SFO or NYC or LA?
Exactly my point. Grossly overrated.
Highly overrated. The city is full of shit (literally, shit on streets) and nothing else.
I feel like SF is fine. I guess it’s overrated if people consider it like the top city in America but I don’t see why people hate it so much on here. The homeless thing sucks sure. Also if you go to other cities not named nyc and la and a couple other big ones, they really are all very similar. SF is pretty unique.
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LA is pretty overrated, and in my opinion, takes the cake on this one. I don’t think anyone is overrating SF more than LA. But then again, I don’t hear people loving SF all I ever hear is complaints.
I think LA is properly rated overall but there are definitely certain areas that are overrated.
It has its own microcosm. Venice and Santa Monica are no longer the bohemian counter cultures they once were. Because of Snapchat google etc. Fuck, when I interviewed at Google LA, none of the people I talked to even lived in the coastal communities since it’s cheaper more inland. That’s got to say something, when even those people make Google-level salaries.