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DeerFlyHater t1_izf45dy wrote

I like it, but I would also like to see something more recent than 2013. There have been a few changes nationwide which may affect the results.

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akmjolnir t1_izfejxb wrote

Was this a vertical screenshot from your phone? The designer in me is going nuts looking at this picture.

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warlordcs t1_izfrdq6 wrote

This should be doctored to make it dark green. Make the state look as unappealing as possible from the outside

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FloozyFoot t1_izg66oh wrote

It isn't perfect, but there really isn't anywhere in the US I'd rather be. Home is home.

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FortitudeWisdom t1_izg6z28 wrote

I think I need to move next year to like NC or TX and man I do not want to move at all :'(

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MaidenKitsune t1_izgcvo9 wrote

I can agree with there being a high desire to leave PA 😹 I just moved from PA to NH. Best decision I’ve made 👌🏻

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Darwins_Dog t1_izgj5y5 wrote

I wonder what it would look like if they mapped resudents' desire for other people to leave the state. I feel like NH would rank pretty high.

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last1stding t1_izgm36u wrote

The best state is the one your moving to or the one you just came from.

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tourdedance t1_izhld51 wrote

You’d never guess it from this sub, after how much they talk about it being a backwards republican-infested cesspool 🤷‍♂️

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RCIntl t1_izhyzvm wrote

You have anything more recent than 2013? I'm quite sure a lot of places might have different values post Jan 6/pandemic .... Just saying ...

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-cochise t1_izjyihd wrote

Lmao, gotta love Texas for being what they are. Full of themselves though they may be, they sure do commit to the bit.

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ThunderySleep t1_izl8y8n wrote

Replying to -cochise (#894,286)

Pot meet kettle.

Northern New England's great, but if there's one thing I've noticed from people up here, it's like their little cluster of small towns is the center of the world to them, and the world outside of New England is just something you hear of on TV.

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lendluke t1_iznxh4c wrote

Replying to -cochise (#894,286)

I think bigger states (in population and area) will be biased towards a higher fraction of people staying. If someone want to be in a big city but doesn't like Houston, there are other options in Texas. If someone is in Rhode Island and doesn't like the Providence metro, they'll want to move to a different state if they want to be in a different big city.

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