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• Thread: 45 Goods vs 27 No Goods

1. Economist
   ef36
   

   Curious what people think

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2. Economist
   f447
   

   Chennai

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3. Economist
   37d8
   

   chennai

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4. Economist
   feec
   

   Hyderabad. Delhi and Bombay are over crowded. Pune isn't good for North Indians. Bangalore's traffic is a nightmare. Chennai. . Language will be an obstacle.

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5. Economist
   0104
   

   dehradun ofc

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6. Economist
   42cb
   

   This is BS.

   People complaining about traffic are middle class losers.
   The best city with no one even coming close is Bombay.

   But you got to have the dough to live close to work. House prices are NY level. With nothing worth living available for under $400 G

   Economists have no value here though. This city is too practical. For Economists Delhi is the best. But it's got too many North Indians so that is a problem. And the pollution is hardcore there.

   Hyderabad. Delhi and Bombay are over crowded. Pune isn't good for North Indians. Bangalore's traffic is a nightmare. Chennai. . Language will be an obstacle.

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7. Economist
   fd01
   

   anywhere but India

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8. Economist
   05eb
   

   Navajo reservation is very nice

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9. Economist
   5f29
   

   I think Evansville is ok.

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10. Economist
    feec
    

    This is BS.
    People complaining about traffic are middle class losers.
    The best city with no one even coming close is Bombay.
    But you got to have the dough to live close to work. House prices are NY level. With nothing worth living available for under $400 G
    Economists have no value here though. This city is too practical. For Economists Delhi is the best. But it's got too many North Indians so that is a problem. And the pollution is hardcore there.

    Hyderabad. Delhi and Bombay are over crowded. Pune isn't good for North Indians. Bangalore's traffic is a nightmare. Chennai. . Language will be an obstacle.
    

    Lol... Why take it personally, Bangalore bro? It is what it is. Traffic in Bangalore sucks.

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11. Economist
    6808
    

    Dehradun is the best place to live in in India. No one can question that

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12. Economist
    6b2b
    

    GOA!!!

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13. Economist
    b9dd
    

    fort Wayne

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14. Economist
    6b2d
    

    Bangalore.

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15. Economist
    c64c
    

    None of them.

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16. Economist
    90a4
    

    Know some people from Chennai and Hyderabad - i've heard pretty good things about it. Pune, so-so as well. Delhi, not so much. I also imagine that Thiruvananthapuram is pretty good given Kerala's reputation.

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17. Economist
    1f6c
    

    LOL, no. Are you being sarcastic?

    I also imagine that Thiruvananthapuram is pretty good given Kerala's reputation.

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18. Economist
    90a4
    

    LOL, no. Are you being sarcastic?

    I also imagine that Thiruvananthapuram is pretty good given Kerala's reputation.
    

    It looks nice in pictures.

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19. Economist
    95f5
    

    I liked Himachal Pradesh- Naggar and Sarahan especially. Cool/chilly weather (I hate heat), relaxed fairly smart people to talk with, nice scenery.

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20. Economist
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