It's the same here in the USA muddy except the schizo differences are closer. Example, the heavy extras Detroit area just a few miles north of the non extras Toledo area.
There are other similar examples across te country.
I would love to move somewhere in Ontario, Canada, just know I wouldn’t fit in though. I think it’s a beautiful, organized area, and I’m a weirdo that likes shitty weather.
I grew-up in Syracuse and I miss the winters - I really do. And, I miss the clam bakes and time at the Finger Lakes. I can do without the black flies/mosquitoes in the Adirondacks.
^I would love to move somewhere in Ontario, Canada, just know I wouldn’t fit in though. I think it’s a beautiful, organized area, and I’m a weirdo that likes shitty weather.
I can understand feeling that way from afar, if you only visit occasionally and have positive associations with it, but I would just say you're not missing out very much and this is likely a "grass is greener on the other side" thing.
That said, certain parts of Ontario are nice, yes. As long as you don't mean Toronto, which has just totally failed as a city (rents and consumer good prices that rival NYC, horrendous congestion, collapsing public transit/traffic). I won't delve into the political side of things, but will just say that for Americans with fond impressions of Toronto or Canada as it was in the 1990s...trust me when I say it isn't that place anymore.
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last commentIt's the same here in the USA muddy except the schizo differences are closer. Example, the heavy extras Detroit area just a few miles north of the non extras Toledo area.
There are other similar examples across te country.
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uhh, south Florida vs central Florida?
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I would love to move somewhere in Ontario, Canada, just know I wouldn’t fit in though. I think it’s a beautiful, organized area, and I’m a weirdo that likes shitty weather.
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I grew-up in Syracuse and I miss the winters - I really do. And, I miss the clam bakes and time at the Finger Lakes. I can do without the black flies/mosquitoes in the Adirondacks.
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Tampa vs Miami? IMLE they’re close in availabilities. Are they not?
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NJ vs most of the northeast.
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Tampa is western Florida. Orlando is central Florida. Miami is southern Florida.
All are somewhat different, thought Tampa and Miami are certainly much more similar than Orlando.
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Boston/Providence - 45 miles apart as the crow flies; 45 million miles apart as far as fun strip clubs
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^I would love to move somewhere in Ontario, Canada, just know I wouldn’t fit in though. I think it’s a beautiful, organized area, and I’m a weirdo that likes shitty weather.
I can understand feeling that way from afar, if you only visit occasionally and have positive associations with it, but I would just say you're not missing out very much and this is likely a "grass is greener on the other side" thing.
That said, certain parts of Ontario are nice, yes. As long as you don't mean Toronto, which has just totally failed as a city (rents and consumer good prices that rival NYC, horrendous congestion, collapsing public transit/traffic). I won't delve into the political side of things, but will just say that for Americans with fond impressions of Toronto or Canada as it was in the 1990s...trust me when I say it isn't that place anymore.
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