KyokushinKarateMan
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Scenario:
You have a career with a salary of 135K
You have to move to one of the 5 major cities listed (dont ask why just go along nikka)
Your household size will remain the same when you move. Not your physical "house", but the individuals within it. So if you are married w/kids right now, then they go with you to the new city as well.
*Note, you will still be making 135K regardless of family size, no matter which of the 5 cities you pick.
If I had to make this decision, at this point in my life right now, with that salary(which isnt much in most cities), I'd choose LA.
Houston, Chicago, and NYC = automatic NO for me.
That leaves LA and Miami. No comparison
EDIT- I've changed my mind to Miami. I'm an east coast guy with an east coast circle. And living off of a $135K salary in the city of Miami leaves me enough play money to pretty much visit LA whenever I feel like it
You have a career with a salary of 135K
You have to move to one of the 5 major cities listed (dont ask why just go along nikka)
Your household size will remain the same when you move. Not your physical "house", but the individuals within it. So if you are married w/kids right now, then they go with you to the new city as well.
*Note, you will still be making 135K regardless of family size, no matter which of the 5 cities you pick.
If I had to make this decision, at this point in my life right now, with that salary(which isnt much in most cities), I'd choose LA.
Houston, Chicago, and NYC = automatic NO for me.
That leaves LA and Miami. No comparison
EDIT- I've changed my mind to Miami. I'm an east coast guy with an east coast circle. And living off of a $135K salary in the city of Miami leaves me enough play money to pretty much visit LA whenever I feel like it
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I have come ti the conclusion I would rather travel than live most other places. And Chicago is not a hell hole like man above said. If you broke, it can be an awful place to live.
