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Hear me out. If you are a very wealthy guy in a southern city like Nashville or Austin, I think you have your pick of the hottest girls in the city. Whereas in NYC there is a way higher density of wealthy people. Thoughts?

 

hmm. am engaged so dating scene not really a factor for me - probably somewhere pastoral in New England. 

but if I was single and that was a factor, NYC, charlotte, charleston, Austin, new orleans, maybe LA, Chicago. Lotta girls in NYC/LA but the dating scenes are honestly awful and super transactional IME

 
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I've visited hundreds if not thousands of cities all across the world and the answer is NYC hands down. You really have to live in NYC for a few years to appreciate it - just visiting doesn't do it justice. To visit a random bar on a random day and have it turn into this crazy night with people you just met and to form lifetime connections is priceless. 

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