ATL is one small ass city yall

daemonova

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so you wan to compare Macys', Dillard is a str8 luxury store, We all know dept store stuff is high anyway, Dillard's is even higher, And Perimeter Mall Dillard's sells more than other Dillards. But we're splitting hairs, I already conceeded that Lenox does more money than Perimeter, but they are one and two and everybody is a distant third, Cumberland coming around that turn though. You try to put up Northpoint in the conversation, Stonecrest probably has more daytime customers than they do.

For my money, Perimeter hoes are more sophisticated, but that doesn't mean they badder. Top 5 face/t*ts combos of all time was from a chick I worked with Church's on Lee street in 2003. I would have done anything to get them titties, but the most sophisticated mature looking hoes out at Perimeter, IMO
 

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I like threads like this. Although I need to visit to explore on my own. We are looking at Lawrenceville in Gwinnett county.
Lawrenceville is a great city to raise a family. From what I remembered, the city doesn't have much amenities compare to the inner-city of Metro Atlanta. If you don't mind traveling between 20-30 minutes to hit up the hot spot, then Lawerenceville is the city for you.
 

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Lawrenceville is a great city to raise a family. From what I remembered, the city doesn't have much amenities compare to the inner-city of Metro Atlanta. If you don't mind traveling between 20-30 minutes to hit up the hot spot, then Lawerenceville is the city for you.
Man my commute from house to work is 75 miles ONE WAY. Im trying to transfer to Norcross and buy a house in Lawrenceville. 15 minute drive. I dont mind certain amenities being way out, but i dont ever want to commute to work like that again. 15-20 i can do. But 75-80 miles one way? Not worth it
 

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Man my commute from house to work is 75 miles ONE WAY. Im trying to transfer to Norcross and buy a house in Lawrenceville. 15 minute drive. I dont mind certain amenities being way out, but i dont ever want to commute to work like that again. 15-20 i can do. But 75-80 miles one way? Not worth it
:huhldup:@ 75 miles one way to work. Damn breh, yea, you seriously need to move to Gwinett County. The issue have with Gwinett is traveling on highway 85, during traffic time between 4-6 pm, when most get off from work. I don't have the patience to deal with the hectic traffic in Gwinett county. Once upon of time, I did thought about moving to Lawrenceville, but the traffic in 85 is what made me scratched the city out of my list.
 
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