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The great thing about SE Michigan, is that you have an incredible variety of places. In my opinion, despite Detroits serious problems, the whole regions beniefits from all the parts. Ann Arbors medical, etc. stuff associated with the university does impact the city of Detroit in a positive way.
Both share an airport, etc. If people started considering what the SE Michigan region has collectively, then they could really compete.
The metro Detroit area is a little like the LA area. You can't just look at the downtown of the big city, as the downtown is just one part of the region. You have to consider all the things to do, see, and experience within a 50 mile radius.
lmao the saddest part is you all literally believe everything the media tells you smh. Let's see, last year they were saying half of the adults, now its half of the whole population??? get real
lmao the saddest part is you all literally believe everything the media tells you smh. Let's see, last year they were saying half of the adults, now its half of the whole population??? get real
If it's half of adults, it's obviously more than half the entire population, because the entire population would include people who are too young to have even learned to read.
Location: Detroit's eastside, downtown Detroit in near future!
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just joking, but If I lived in Michigan I would probably live in the suburbs of Detroit, so Ann Arbor wins.
Once again A2 is not a suburb of Detroit, the only people who think so are people on here. No one in Detroit area includes A2 in our burbs
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