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Yeah the first US City is Honolulu on 29. :D
bro, the list is compiled by someone over cnbc, what the fuck do they know?
^This
Plus Forbes lists are so much better.
The list is compiled by Mercer consulting:
http://www.mercer.com/articles/quality-of-living-survey-report-2010
If you look at that list, almost every top 15 non-Canadian city is
Except for the fact that Australia and New Zealand are all over the list too.
Low pop density, and those places are pretty ethnically homogenous as well. Agree that they're pretty sweet places to live though
Who gives a fuck what they think?
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