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CompleteAndUtterWat t1_jeevzeh wrote

I was born and raised in Philly and live in Boston in my adult life. Philly just can't take a compliment or a win, they're just so used to being grimmy that when someone says Philly is pretty great their first reaction is "yo that's cause yous suck! Let's get some wooder and a hoe-ghee".

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BsFan t1_jef4ojm wrote

I really like Philly. I'm down in Center City and Rittenhouse square all the time for work.

Last time I was down there I was working and at police station. I was thirsty so I naturally asked if there was a bubbler around. The cop replied to me "are you asking me for a bong kid"

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CompleteAndUtterWat t1_jef5a6n wrote

Philly is an underrated city. It's hella cheaper too. It's school system is terrible though, crime / drugs / etc are worse, here in Boston we have some atv/dirt bike hot boys, but they're really everywhere and constant in Philly. PA politics are also pretty gross. It's gritty AF I still love Philly but Boston has more opportunities for my work and definitely better schools for my kids.

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Darklighter10 t1_jefbx1o wrote

Weird comparison. Relatively speaking, compared to Philly, Boston is up there in the nice category with the counter workers at chick-fil-a.

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aquamarinerock t1_jeg7437 wrote

I mean I think there’s a difference between ‘kind’, which Boston is not, and ‘nice’. Boston is a city full of people who I feel support each other. For example, I left my phone on the green line on accident a few months back. My friend who was with me called it, a man answered. He got off the next stop and met us there and gave it back - I offered to pay, but he didn’t want anything.

Did I get extremely lucky? Yes, but I also feel like this is something that would be much less likely to happen in other cities in the US.

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WinsingtonIII t1_jegiwnc wrote

I feel like I see more plates from further away than I'd expect everywhere these days. I think the pandemic changed something and more people take road trips now (probably due to remote work). I certainly see way more plates from southern states and Texas in MA in the summer months these days than I ever used to.

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