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I went to college in Durham, near Raleigh. Raleigh is more suburban, nice, and to me, dull.
My brother went to law school in Philly and met his wife there, so I visited them often. I liked Philly's diversity, but it felt so crowded ( cars parked on medians) and narrow old streets. Compared to Raleigh, it's dirtier.
II liked Philly's diversity, but it felt so crowded ( cars parked on medians) and narrow old streets.
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Originally Posted by soug
Hmm, I'd say this is a very large part of Philly's charm, not a negative. That's just me though.
It's not just you. While I suppose a handful of folks will not find this charming, I suspect they are in the minority:
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