What cities in the US have the most friendly, nicest people? (move to, oil)

[jacobwilliam77]

So I found this article in another thread....

America's Rudest Cities: Major Metros Top The List

What cities do you think are the exact opposite of the ones on the list? The cities that have the most friendly, nicest people?

[HtownLove]

I have always found people from Houston and New Orleans (and other LA towns) to be really friendly

[btownboss4]

well, the south isnt that much nicer than the North, shocking.

[Swampbird]

I am going to guess Miami made the list (without having read the list yet).

[Cowboys fan in Houston]

Originally Posted by jacobwilliam77

So I found this article in another thread....

America's Rudest Cities: Major Metros Top The List

What cities do you think are the exact opposite of the ones on the list? The cities that have the most friendly, nicest people?

It's a travel and leisure list, so it's automatically crap. No methodology or facts there, it's just a survey among some readers.

But to answer your question, Miami tops the list of rudest cities to me. That's just an opinion.

[Swampbird]

Originally Posted by Swampbird

I am going to guess Miami made the list (without having read the list yet).

Yup, #4. In answer to the question, I have met the nicest people from Texas and also from all states on the west coast. I find Atlanta folks really nice, despite what the poll shows.

[ncguy444]

Just a general observation via a person that deals with people all over the country via a business I own. The people the New York City from my perspective are the easiest to deal with and I enjoy dealing and interacting with them. There have been very very few that have ever given me any problems or grief. Philly, LA, Kentucky, Chicago and Florida is where most of the asshats tend to be from. I always had ill feelings for Maryland and DC until I spent a week there recently and in person I found most of the people helpful and decent especially the younger ones.

[ncguy444]

Another very friendly city I visit frequently would be Pittsburgh. It is so different than Cleveland which to me is odd considering their close proximity. Pittsburgh gives you a small town feel in a big city. The economy is also doing fairly well and will probably do much better in the near future due to all the gas and oil exploration currently going on. I often wondered why it does not get ranked higher in places to move to.

[the_pines]

Not one Ohio city made the list now that is something else. Five cities over 500k too!

[rnc2mbfl]

Originally Posted by the_pines

Not one Ohio city made the list now that is something else. Five cities over 500k too!

This list is taken from of sublist of only 35 cities nationally. It's possible that no Ohio cities were even on the initial list of 35.

Update....this is the link to the 35 cities.
http://www.travelandleisure.com/amer...avorite-cities
As I suspected, no Ohio cities.