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Originally Posted by BWillie007
I really don't see what is wrong w/ KC for a young person. I really don't see how Chicago is much better than KC aside for the fact of being bigger and more expensive.
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As say for one, far more opportunity to climb the corporate ladder far more quickly.
As Otter pointed out, NYC is extremely expensive but some of those costs are offset by not needing to own a car and pay for car insurance.
If KC ever gets a light rail system, it'll change the city and the perception of the city forever.
They will, however, need to beef up their police force considerably because the crime is already exceeds the national average. If people from the 'burbs park and ride to the P&L or other parts of downtown without worrying about a DUI, the traffic there would increase exponentially, which also opens the door even further to the criminal elements.