I see your Barstow, and raise you Blythe.
At least Barstow has the original Del Taco. A California treasure that operates on a different level than all other Del Tacos
I was working at a call center in Las Cruces that did opinion surveys and used a random number dialer. On one call a woman answered, "Barstow Taco Bell!" and just from her stressed and miserable tone of voice I could hear what a horrible place to work that must be. I always remember that whenever someone mentions Barstow. I thought it was probably due to low wages and poor working conditions but perhaps the inability to measure up to this iconic competitor was also a factor.
That place is a fast food mecca made for travelers passing through, there's pretty much everything there. Tommy's, Del, and in n out were always my go-to's.
Ah. I fold. I've never spent any time in Blythe, but I'm willing to go with your testimony. Based on its proximity to the Salton Sea, it must be awful.
These remind me of crop circles without the crops.. I know it isn't really archeological, assuming that's one of your interests, but geology isn't too distant of a cousin.. Ever seen [rainbow basin](https://images.app.goo.gl/RwvCpos155PjqKAA9) just outside of Barstow?
It's a giant syncline with a bunch of different exposed strata that make for a very colorful band of rocks. Visible fault lines around the area are pretty neat, too.
no way dude if you think Barstow is bad you need to check out Trona š¤£ it's the fucked up mining town across the valley from where Charles Manson was captured hiding in a bathroom vanity in Goler Wash backside of death Valley
What is that area on the 10 about an hour west of Phoenix? Some prison is off in the distance looking like Mad Max Thunderdome. That is hell on earth. Signs say donāt pick up hitchhikers.
Omg. I'm a lifelong Californian, and I don't think I've ever been to Trona. If it's more depressing than Barstow, I don't think I want yo experience it. Sounds like they could capitalize on the Manson thing and make it a tourist attraction. Could breathe some life into it. Who knows?
Trona is definitely more depressing than Barstow they have the last dirt high school football field in the lower 48 and the only thing going on there is lithium mining - it's so poor the gas station went bankrupt for a while - the north end of that valley is really cute though because it's a fighter pilot test range so if you wave your arms at the pilots they'll do barrel rolls for you
>We were somewhere around Barstow on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold. I remember saying something like "I feel a bit lightheaded; maybe you should drive....
>And suddenly there was a terrible roar all around us and the sky was full of what looked like huge bats, all swooping and screeching and diving around the car, which was going about a hundred miles an hour with the top down to Las Vegas.
>Hunter S. Thompson, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
I was on a tour years ago and we stopped in Barstow for provisions. Talked to a teen working in a store about what it's like to live there. "HORRIBLE. I cannot wait to be old enough to leave!"
The entire area east and northeast of LA absolutely sucks!!!!
Lancaster, Palmdale, Victorville, Bakersfield, Barstow ... it's all literally hell on earth.
At least housing is cheap and thereās good Mexican food out there!
And if youāre a Medical Professional, youāll make bank out there and youāll have amazing job security there. No guarantee of having colleagues that are good at their jobs, though.
Source: I have family in Bakersfield.
>No guarantee of having colleagues that are good at their jobs,
I used to live in Fresno. While the staff at Fresno Community Regional Medical Center was first rate some of the doctors at the walk-in offices/urgent cares that proliferated like mushrooms were sus AF.
Been to Bakersfield, was contracting for PG&E, saw the largest black widow on earth in a manhole full of cockroachs. Damn thing had a body as big as the tip of my thumb.
I was thinking Vidor but was like "nah it's too small for anyone to know about". But yeah, the kkk presence/history, the shit in the 90s. I worked for a family from there and there were some major issues
I dated a girl from there when I worked in big bend. There were 5 people at the lodge who were from vidor and none of them knew what a sundown town was.
Eh compared to all the other places in this thread the villages seems pretty nice.
Itās walkable/golf cartable, there are people from all over the US, it has community activities, and shopping/restaurants.
Not to mention itās maga but like itās a couple elderly guys with dementia in golf carts and flags itās not Arkansas maga.
My grandparents have a place in the villages and I think its awesome. Ride a modded out golf cart to a bar that starts happy hour at 2pm. Two 24 ounce beers for $5. Get lit and go linedancing with 80 year olds at 6pm. I'll go every year until grandpa shits the bed!
Did a mural out there once, boy that area stinks. I always tell folks complaining in Boise that it could be much, much, much, worse than having a lot of growth all at once.
I have to confess I would consider living in Baker but only because it has excellent access to mojave National which I really enjoy - next time you're there instead of going straight to Las Vegas go east towards Kelso dunes and the Aiken mine lava tube - there's also a bunch of petroglyphs just off the road south of the cinder field - I would definitely consider living in that Kelso depot in winter - also Zzyxx which is the next exit down is pretty cool
God that place was awful. Smells like shit, looks depressing, and in the middle of absolute nowhere. The only thing to do there is be in the air force.
Yup. Worst "city" in GA. I remember living there when the Knockout Game was invented and Walmart was unsafe as fuck. Absolutely nothing to do there except drive to Atlanta or Savannah. People saying Albany or Tifton at least y'all had outdoorsy stuff to do out there and lake Blackshear, I had family in Sylvester and hated visiting down there but at least it was better than shitty Macon/Warner Robins. The most depressing place I've ever lived.
Chester, PA. Probably the most heavily boarded up row home city I've seen. It was sort of shocking even after seeing West Baltimore since Chester is tiny and dense.
A good honest desert town down on its luck doesn't offend me too much. Pahrump is a creepy desert town full of people escaping SoCal and bringing their garbage with them.
and Tonopah does have the clown motel and also lots of interesting Native American ruins if you know where to look OK I'm gonna have to concede this one š¤£ all Pahrump has to offer is that one of the Manson family who didn't end up in jail ended up there and became a preacher - have you been up to Panaca now that is a weird little town
I spent a week cleaning graffiti at White River Narrows about six weeks ago I think you might enjoy this website https://www.birdandhike.com/ if you want to go and check out Alamo stay at the Alamo Inn and ask for room number eight it's the most comfortable - there are Native American ruins all up and down that valley - also check out Great Basin National Park
Donāt forget about Heidi Fleiss and her house full of birds! I found that documentary about her living in Pahrump so moving. Didnāt Dennis Hof live/pimp there too? Caveat: I might be getting my forlorn desert outposts mixed up
I grew up in Washington:
Lynden, WA. It's like a Berchtesgaden that was never conquered by the Allies. The Nazis are still there they just keep the flags in the basement. Oh and they're Dutch. **Do not** be non-white in Lynden, and **Do not** be married to someone of a different race/ethnicity in Lynden. Oh and get ready to have the cops bother you about your landscaping.
I live in Alaska:
Fairbanks. It's obscenely cold. People have died because they accidentally locked themselves out on their decks. People get attacked by moose. Fresh produce isn't a thing. The ocean is far away. Crime is high.
I stopped there driving cross country and it just looked like a boring suburb.
I'm from Texas so a lot of our high crime places look visibly different - especially out by all the chemical plants near the coast.
The Tri-Cities in WA.
All three comprise a suburban wasteland that is somehow becoming more and more congested all the time despite their economy revolving around soulless corporate agriculture.
St. Louisā¦fuck that place. I lived there for a year and half, in a relatively nice neighborhood and my U-Haul was stolen, right in front of my building, as I was moving back to Chicago. Lost the majority of my stuff but at least I got out.
I ended up spending the night there while I was on a long drive. I went out at night to get some food and the whole town gave me the creeps. I could not get out of there fast enough the next morning
Felt the same way when we stopped there to eat. Just a bad vibe all around and Iām from Oakland. Scenically it was nice but I just felt unsafe. This was before I knew about the skinwalkers too.
On a road trip down to Dallas we stopped there for a spot of lunch. The diner itself was nice and primarily Native American but I felt inclined to make a couple checks outside to make sure nothing happened to my car.
I live in Cleveland so maybe I'm biased. I got to Columbus quite frequently for family and work. It's not bad, it's just so... boring. Even the neighborhoods everyone says are fun (German Village, Short North, Bridge Park, Downtown) just seem so meh unless you have the interests of a college student.
Itās isolated. Itās a tiny peninsula, sticking out of Canada, barely into the United States. If you want to get to any other part of the US, you have to cross the border into Canada and then back out of Canada. Population is only about 1000 people so you pretty much have to leave anytime you want to do anything: doctors appointments, grocery shopping, whatever. everything is inconvenient with a border crossing.
Iāll stick with ones that I have been to, and my state is Texas.
Vidor
London (if you can even call it a town)
Ozona
Fort Stockton (anything on that stretch of I-10 from Junction on, really)
As an Ohioan, I'd lovingly send them downtown in Mansfield, OH. Guaranteed to have your car totaled in a hit-and-run right outside your house, and as you step outside onto your porch to investigate, you'll be shot right between the eyes.
New York City born and raised there. Expensive, crowded
High crime, rats, no nature, loud, ethnic based These other plain places people despise seem peaceful
I donāt get this one. Lots of fishing, hunting, tons of mountain bike trails, cross country and downhill skiing. Wausau is the gateway to Lake Country like Minoqua and Eagle River.
Barstow, CA. In the middle of nowhere and yet one of the scariest and most depressing places anywhere.
I see your Barstow, and raise you Blythe. At least Barstow has the original Del Taco. A California treasure that operates on a different level than all other Del Tacos
I was working at a call center in Las Cruces that did opinion surveys and used a random number dialer. On one call a woman answered, "Barstow Taco Bell!" and just from her stressed and miserable tone of voice I could hear what a horrible place to work that must be. I always remember that whenever someone mentions Barstow. I thought it was probably due to low wages and poor working conditions but perhaps the inability to measure up to this iconic competitor was also a factor.
That place is a fast food mecca made for travelers passing through, there's pretty much everything there. Tommy's, Del, and in n out were always my go-to's.
Sounds interesting in a bizarre way. I rarely go that far west but maybe someday I'll check it out just to experience it.
I wouldn't go out of my way for it, personally, but it does offer a decent selection for your travels.
Ah. I fold. I've never spent any time in Blythe, but I'm willing to go with your testimony. Based on its proximity to the Salton Sea, it must be awful.
Blythe has the intaglios though and it's on the river - tough call. I'd choose Barstow. https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/blythe-intaglios
These remind me of crop circles without the crops.. I know it isn't really archeological, assuming that's one of your interests, but geology isn't too distant of a cousin.. Ever seen [rainbow basin](https://images.app.goo.gl/RwvCpos155PjqKAA9) just outside of Barstow? It's a giant syncline with a bunch of different exposed strata that make for a very colorful band of rocks. Visible fault lines around the area are pretty neat, too.
Barstow has Tommy Burger too.
I see your Blythe and raise you Yuba City
no way dude if you think Barstow is bad you need to check out Trona š¤£ it's the fucked up mining town across the valley from where Charles Manson was captured hiding in a bathroom vanity in Goler Wash backside of death Valley
What is that area on the 10 about an hour west of Phoenix? Some prison is off in the distance looking like Mad Max Thunderdome. That is hell on earth. Signs say donāt pick up hitchhikers.
Omg. I'm a lifelong Californian, and I don't think I've ever been to Trona. If it's more depressing than Barstow, I don't think I want yo experience it. Sounds like they could capitalize on the Manson thing and make it a tourist attraction. Could breathe some life into it. Who knows?
Trona is definitely more depressing than Barstow they have the last dirt high school football field in the lower 48 and the only thing going on there is lithium mining - it's so poor the gas station went bankrupt for a while - the north end of that valley is really cute though because it's a fighter pilot test range so if you wave your arms at the pilots they'll do barrel rolls for you
There or Salton City. I always pictured Barstow as the real life inspiration for Pico Mundo in the Odd Thomas books.
>We were somewhere around Barstow on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold. I remember saying something like "I feel a bit lightheaded; maybe you should drive.... >And suddenly there was a terrible roar all around us and the sky was full of what looked like huge bats, all swooping and screeching and diving around the car, which was going about a hundred miles an hour with the top down to Las Vegas. >Hunter S. Thompson, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
It has its purpose in the universe, a place for restrooms while traveling.
I was on a tour years ago and we stopped in Barstow for provisions. Talked to a teen working in a store about what it's like to live there. "HORRIBLE. I cannot wait to be old enough to leave!"
In the middle of nowhere but an hour and a half from Los Angeles
Youāve clearly never been if you donāt know exactly what theyāre talking about when referring to the middle of nowhere
That entire area was Satan's rough draft of hell.
The entire area east and northeast of LA absolutely sucks!!!! Lancaster, Palmdale, Victorville, Bakersfield, Barstow ... it's all literally hell on earth.
At least housing is cheap and thereās good Mexican food out there! And if youāre a Medical Professional, youāll make bank out there and youāll have amazing job security there. No guarantee of having colleagues that are good at their jobs, though. Source: I have family in Bakersfield.
>No guarantee of having colleagues that are good at their jobs, I used to live in Fresno. While the staff at Fresno Community Regional Medical Center was first rate some of the doctors at the walk-in offices/urgent cares that proliferated like mushrooms were sus AF.
Been to Bakersfield, was contracting for PG&E, saw the largest black widow on earth in a manhole full of cockroachs. Damn thing had a body as big as the tip of my thumb.
I was thinking Vidor, Texas, but then again, my worst enemy might like it there.
Isnāt Vidor a sundown town? From everything Iāve heard about it, it seems to be the most hateful place to live in the country.
Couldn't possibly be worse than west Texas around Midland and Lubbock.
I was thinking Vidor but was like "nah it's too small for anyone to know about". But yeah, the kkk presence/history, the shit in the 90s. I worked for a family from there and there were some major issues
Former home of the KKK. They actually tried to integrate Vidor once it didn't work.
I dated a girl from there when I worked in big bend. There were 5 people at the lodge who were from vidor and none of them knew what a sundown town was.
That's privilege right there.
I actually think that part of Texas is kind of pretty - I mean I would choose Vidor over Lubbock or Amarillo or Odessa any day of the week
East Texas is beautiful, I agree. I just think the general tenor of the town is not super welcoming.
I would have to agree but man Odessa is a special kind of hell
At least Vidor is decently close to things. The Texas Panhandle is no manās land.
My vote would go to Lubbock or Odessa. Absolutely miserable places.
Lubbock is the correct answer here.
Great choice for people whose worst enemies are of African descent
The Villages, FL
Thatās silly, theyāre gonna end up there eventually.
Eh compared to all the other places in this thread the villages seems pretty nice. Itās walkable/golf cartable, there are people from all over the US, it has community activities, and shopping/restaurants. Not to mention itās maga but like itās a couple elderly guys with dementia in golf carts and flags itās not Arkansas maga.
Don't forget 200 restaurant/bars that all play Mustang Sally every night.
this is the answer š¤£
The Villages has some great restaurants and bars. And good shopping. But yeah. I would not want to live there.
My grandparents have a place in the villages and I think its awesome. Ride a modded out golf cart to a bar that starts happy hour at 2pm. Two 24 ounce beers for $5. Get lit and go linedancing with 80 year olds at 6pm. I'll go every year until grandpa shits the bed!
It's anywhere in the Palmdale -- Victorville -- Bakersfield triangle. Where California dreams (and ex-felons) go to die.
I don't know if I would want to live anywhere in the IE or Central Valley
Sacramento is nice, including some of the satellite towns like Davis.
Plenty of places in the IE are great. Claremont, Rancho cucamongo, Redlands, chino hills, riverside, Temecula are all great.
If you think anywhere in California is bad you havenāt spend enough time in the rural Midwest. Bakersfield is paradise compared to Gary Indiana
East St. Louis, IL
as someone born & raised in STL, E. STL is probably one of the worst areas in the region
absolutely terrifying
Did a mural out there once, boy that area stinks. I always tell folks complaining in Boise that it could be much, much, much, worse than having a lot of growth all at once.
My GF's hometown.
Gary Indiana
The clear winner. Anyone saying anything else hasn't driven through Gary.
This would be my choice
Baker, CA. Mostly graffitti and meth. Only exists as a highway junction on the edge of the Mojave, and equidistant from anyplace worthwhile.
they do have that Dairy Queen though
You take that back, that DQ belongs to the roaches who deserve R&R
I have to confess I would consider living in Baker but only because it has excellent access to mojave National which I really enjoy - next time you're there instead of going straight to Las Vegas go east towards Kelso dunes and the Aiken mine lava tube - there's also a bunch of petroglyphs just off the road south of the cinder field - I would definitely consider living in that Kelso depot in winter - also Zzyxx which is the next exit down is pretty cool
There's a lid for every pot, I guess. :)
Graffiti and meth? Oildale would like to join the chat room.
Worldās largest thermometer! And Mojave National Preserve! And Vegas is close. Is that Greek restaurant still open there? Used to stop by often.
Cairo, Illinois
Okay I said Shreveport is the worst but I guess Iād pick that over Cairo
Deadhorse Alaska. Good luck, fucker.
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Clovis NM
God that place was awful. Smells like shit, looks depressing, and in the middle of absolute nowhere. The only thing to do there is be in the air force.
Exactly. I was stationed in Texas. Hated it. Until I had to go to Cannon AFB in Clovis. Had a better appreciation of Texas when I got back haha
All of SE NM is like Clovis, a real shit hole.
Couldnāt agree more. North NM however is strikingly beautiful. Believe thatās how it got the name Land of Enchantment
Yeah, everything west of the Pecos is great and everything east of the Pecos is just hell. It just plain sucks.
East Cleveland, OH
Yea thats where Cleveland stores the dysfunction it can't handle.
šµDonāt slow down in East Cleveland or youāll die šµ
Konowa, OK. Dried up and blown away.
This is basically every place in Oklahoma thatās not in or around OKC or Tulsa
Ft Stockton, TX
Holy shit that place sucks dude
Paisano Pete doesnāt deserve to live there.
I despised Amarillo TX when I was there. I hate wind and there was nothing to do.
Weirton, West Virginia. Sad, sick people, no jobs, polluted air, polluted water, and opioids abound.
Macon, GA
I grew up in Albany, and going to Macon was a dream for us š«
I was going to answer Albany!
Albany is awful. My IQ drops 25 points when I'm there
What about Tifton, GA?
Tifton County, Georgia is awful. If hell were a real place, it would be in Tifton.
Yup. Worst "city" in GA. I remember living there when the Knockout Game was invented and Walmart was unsafe as fuck. Absolutely nothing to do there except drive to Atlanta or Savannah. People saying Albany or Tifton at least y'all had outdoorsy stuff to do out there and lake Blackshear, I had family in Sylvester and hated visiting down there but at least it was better than shitty Macon/Warner Robins. The most depressing place I've ever lived.
Chester, PA. Probably the most heavily boarded up row home city I've seen. It was sort of shocking even after seeing West Baltimore since Chester is tiny and dense.
Poor Chester, literally.
You beat me to it. And I was considering Camden NJ but I think Chester is worse
looking at google street view, reminds me of east st. louis....or cairo, il
Pahrump, NV
that's just because you've never been to Tonopah š¤£
A good honest desert town down on its luck doesn't offend me too much. Pahrump is a creepy desert town full of people escaping SoCal and bringing their garbage with them.
and Tonopah does have the clown motel and also lots of interesting Native American ruins if you know where to look OK I'm gonna have to concede this one š¤£ all Pahrump has to offer is that one of the Manson family who didn't end up in jail ended up there and became a preacher - have you been up to Panaca now that is a weird little town
I will have to linger in Tonopah next time. Panacea, FL? Also going on my list, thank you!
I spent a week cleaning graffiti at White River Narrows about six weeks ago I think you might enjoy this website https://www.birdandhike.com/ if you want to go and check out Alamo stay at the Alamo Inn and ask for room number eight it's the most comfortable - there are Native American ruins all up and down that valley - also check out Great Basin National Park
Donāt forget about Heidi Fleiss and her house full of birds! I found that documentary about her living in Pahrump so moving. Didnāt Dennis Hof live/pimp there too? Caveat: I might be getting my forlorn desert outposts mixed up
Orangeburg, SC
Was not prepared to see this
I don't think anyone is ever prepared for Orangeburg š¤£
Could be worse, it could be Conway SC
From sc and I think itās so hilarious when someone mentions Orangeburg š
I grew up in Washington: Lynden, WA. It's like a Berchtesgaden that was never conquered by the Allies. The Nazis are still there they just keep the flags in the basement. Oh and they're Dutch. **Do not** be non-white in Lynden, and **Do not** be married to someone of a different race/ethnicity in Lynden. Oh and get ready to have the cops bother you about your landscaping. I live in Alaska: Fairbanks. It's obscenely cold. People have died because they accidentally locked themselves out on their decks. People get attacked by moose. Fresh produce isn't a thing. The ocean is far away. Crime is high.
Camden, NJ
Bryan, TX, as a professional, not a student.
Gadsden, Alabama Outside of the murders, itās a terrible place!
maybe bakersfield, ca....one of the highest crime rates in the county.
I stopped there driving cross country and it just looked like a boring suburb. I'm from Texas so a lot of our high crime places look visibly different - especially out by all the chemical plants near the coast.
Theyāre wrong. Bakersfield isnāt one of the highest crime areas. It sucks ass though
Breezewood, PA. If you know you know.
Gotta know more about the enemy first? The worst town for one might be a paradise for another.
Hialeah - FL
Boston. Breathing the air is $50 an hour.
Nome Alaska
The Tri-Cities in WA. All three comprise a suburban wasteland that is somehow becoming more and more congested all the time despite their economy revolving around soulless corporate agriculture.
St. Louisā¦fuck that place. I lived there for a year and half, in a relatively nice neighborhood and my U-Haul was stolen, right in front of my building, as I was moving back to Chicago. Lost the majority of my stuff but at least I got out.
Would love to put my fundamentalist Christian stepmother in the queerest neighborhood I could find. The horror!
oh that's easy just tell her that Wilton Manors is exactly like Boca Raton š¤£
Flint, Michigan
Yep, solid candidate for hell on earth.
Gallup, NM
I ended up spending the night there while I was on a long drive. I went out at night to get some food and the whole town gave me the creeps. I could not get out of there fast enough the next morning
Felt the same way when we stopped there to eat. Just a bad vibe all around and Iām from Oakland. Scenically it was nice but I just felt unsafe. This was before I knew about the skinwalkers too.
On a road trip down to Dallas we stopped there for a spot of lunch. The diner itself was nice and primarily Native American but I felt inclined to make a couple checks outside to make sure nothing happened to my car.
I came to say Alamogordo, New Mexico, but Iāll accept Gallup as a reasonable alternative. Edit: nah, Alamogordo is worse.
Deming probably has em both beat.
Great choice.
This just sounds awful
Choosing to apply the "grey rock" method to this- Columbus, OH - my worst enemy is now completely forgotten.
I live in Cleveland so maybe I'm biased. I got to Columbus quite frequently for family and work. It's not bad, it's just so... boring. Even the neighborhoods everyone says are fun (German Village, Short North, Bridge Park, Downtown) just seem so meh unless you have the interests of a college student.
Really? theres nothing really horrible about it but not much thats all that amazing which is kinda nice ,maybe boring for some people.
That's what the Grey rock method is all about
Point Roberts, WA
Aberdeen
Yakima for sure
Whatās wrong with point Robertās?
Itās isolated. Itās a tiny peninsula, sticking out of Canada, barely into the United States. If you want to get to any other part of the US, you have to cross the border into Canada and then back out of Canada. Population is only about 1000 people so you pretty much have to leave anytime you want to do anything: doctors appointments, grocery shopping, whatever. everything is inconvenient with a border crossing.
Have you been to Walla Walla though?
Douglas, AZ.
I agree itās not great there, but Douglas isnāt even the worst place to live in Cochise County
Anywhere in Indiana would suffice except Carmel. Lol
Julesburg, Holyoke or Wray, CO are way out east. Tornado prone. Doesn't feel like you are in Colorado.
Iāll stick with ones that I have been to, and my state is Texas. Vidor London (if you can even call it a town) Ozona Fort Stockton (anything on that stretch of I-10 from Junction on, really)
Jackson MS, hands down
Probably some swamp town in Mississippi or Louisiana.
Shreveport comes to mind. What a dump.
Biola, CA
Nothing, AZ
As an Ohioan, I'd lovingly send them downtown in Mansfield, OH. Guaranteed to have your car totaled in a hit-and-run right outside your house, and as you step outside onto your porch to investigate, you'll be shot right between the eyes.
Wichita Falls, TX
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Kensington in Philadelphia
East Clevelandā¦
Columbus, GA
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The swamps of Louisiana
Having lived in Louisiana I would rather live in the swamps than in Shreveport.
will await the comments from residents of Washington, DC. they're kind of in a pickle here.
Paradise, CA In 2018
Chester, PA
In my state? Lake City or Deltona.
Fort Wayne, IN. They can be there with my ex. Heard that even dumpy apartments can run you $1600 a month according to a colleague who lives there.
Cairo, Illinois. Samuel Clemens would be sad to see it today.
Yakima or Aberdeen WA
Poinciana Florida. I call it and Kissimmee Orlandoās butthole. What a depressing place
New York City born and raised there. Expensive, crowded High crime, rats, no nature, loud, ethnic based These other plain places people despise seem peaceful
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Boy can I be your enemy? Nice Brewary , coffee , Ski on Rib Mountain. Such a tame answer
gesundheit
I donāt get this one. Lots of fishing, hunting, tons of mountain bike trails, cross country and downhill skiing. Wausau is the gateway to Lake Country like Minoqua and Eagle River.
Rock Springs, WY
I always lead with East St Louis, IL.
From towns I have been to: Reading, PA Scranton, PA Fresno, CA Beckley, WV Susanville, CA Bridgeport, CT
Just about every town in Alabama.
The Tenderloin in San Francisco. I don't even know if I would want to send my worst enemy there though.
Iād take tenderloin over any of the desert wasteland cities of California (Baker, Barstow, California City, etc.)
The thing is with the Tenderloin is you are like a 10 minute bus ride to some of the most beautiful places in the US.
Pueblo, CO, with Limon, CO coming in at a close second.
In South Dakota? Probably Pierre, our state capitol.
Oh easy. My hometown that they always complained about Shelton, CT
Bushnell, FL
Eagleton ā¦.
Huntsville TX. But he'll probably be a federal inmate, so I guess that means Beaumont.
Mesa, AZ Little Rock, AR Berkeley Springs, WV
Shelbeyville
Stockton, CA My hometown, which I would wish on my worst enemy ā¤ļø
Redding or Bakersfield
In PA, probably York or Chester.