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i boughted shib and never boughted doge cuz i thought playing contrarian was going to get me places. now im here wondering if shibarium is even real so i can release mi mega poop dump on everyone below me.

i saw link rise from 20 to 80, bought the top, solded at 64 ish

>>56373315
To rent? Yes with a roommate or two
To buy? Lol
By yourself? Like a 300ft studio with no kitchen. You'd be struggling anon. Bad idea unless you're going to school or something

They keep winning bros

>>55586457

>>55220675
Do you live here anon?

Just decided No wonder why a lot of you guys gatekeep and instill fear in outsiders- Seattle's perfect! In the first 24hrs, I found myself tearing up at how beautiful and seemingly utopian it felt. I've honestly never felt more at home.

Coming from LA (but lived all over the US), it seems like every complaint here is 100x worse in LA (and probably other cities). My overall takeaway is that because the city is so left-leaning, the people are actually reasonably taken care of. Obviously, every city has its flaws, but having spent time in most major US cities- Seattle takes the cake.

That being said, I'd like to note that we spent most of our time in North, West, and DT Seattle. So I'm aware that these observations change depending on the area. Obviously, these are huge generalizations. But this is what I observed as an outsider, coming from overrated LA:

•It is LUSH. Green. And fucking clean. Even when the skies were gray, like the early misty mornings, everything seemed to thrive. The plants and wildlife seemed to coexist in such a wonderful way with the city. It was wild entering full on forests in the middle of the city. I couldn't believe that such epic hikes were within an hour of the city center.

•People are respectful and mindful of each other. You can see it in the quality of service and friendliness of almost everyone you encountered. It seemed like people were willing to connect and share stories or even humor. This lead to a trickle-down effect to even pedestrians and bikers. It was eye-opening being in a place that's genuinely inclusive towards everyone. Not feeling judged or threatened by anyone.

•Cost-of-living is high, but not as high as LA, NY, San Fran, etc. You get a better bang for your buck compared to other major cities.

•Weed is wayyyy danker and better value than Cali.

>>52955456
Nope Im in America. north side of chicago checking in