Advice on choosing among 4 European cities
Not that I'm moving but somebody asked me for preferences : Dublin Vs London Vs Berlin Vs Zurich ( possibly live there for a year or 2)What I think :
Dublin : Earn less, spend even lesser. More bars than people, more girls than guys and a lot of desperate Catholic nuns.
London : Dumb place, dumb weather. People who mince words never speak directly. Lot of LGBT (no benefit there)
Berlin : Work with robots. Fuck with mechanical women. FKKs saunas and lot of gangbang parties.
Zurich : Expensive as fuck. Earn more spend in other parts of the world. Silent women, prudish people limited nightlife but who cares.
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This may interest you. Published in Harvard Business Review :
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That's Canada. They're brilliant that way! ;)
If so, travel to each of the four places.
Dublin would probably be my choice with a gun to my head.
By the way London has it's faults that are mainly brought about by the Government and Mayor but it's a great city. but I would say that wouldn't I.
I've been to all four of these cities -- many (6+) times to London and Berlin and once each to Dublin and Zurich. Your remarks about all four strike me as quite ignorant, especially:
Dublin : a lot of desperate Catholic nuns.
London : (everything you said)
Berlin : Work with robots. Fuck with mechanical women.
Zurich : Silent women, prudish people limited nightlife but who cares.
I love all four of these cities and would welcome the opportunity to live in *any* of them for a year, but I think my choice would be London, the greatest city in the world. It is said that "If you're bored with London, you're bored with life". You could spend the rest of your life in London and its environs and never run out of museums, palaces, churches, restaurants, pubs, parks, etc. etc. to visit. "Dumb place" indeed!
;-)