What's it like Living in the USA

[nordlead]

which part of the USA.

Lets see.

NYC - you never get to drive, and basically can't own a car, but the taxis are definitely out to kill you. A very busy place, with some really high paying jobs. Some people even live on the street and when you go to give them blankets and food they tell you they don't need anything, cause they actually are millionaires who are "camping" (almost true story, the guy wasn't a millionaire, but he did have a more than adequate income)

Philadelphia - the drivers are even worse, but that is because they allow anyone to drive (over 16). It's not uncommon to see a bus flipped on its side on the Schuylkill Expressway. But they have the famous Philadelphia cheese stakes, which if you buy anywhere else taste like crap. But because of that, they are like the fattest city in the country (probably world too). The crime is high, and don't go to a sports game unless you are rooting for the home team. The vet stadium (sadly torn down) had a court room in the basement that held court on Sundays, cause the fans would get into so many fights. So much for the city of brotherly love....

Syracuse (my home town) - Small city of 250k, but has tons to do in the area. It is a college town, with two decent sized schools, which typically dominate the Lacrosse NCAA championships (both division 1 and 2). The Adirondack mountains are like 1-2 hours away, which is beautiful in the fall when the leaves change. There are 5 ski mountains within 2 hours of travel, 3 within 30 minutes. Closer to more fresh water than anywhere else in the US to go fishing/boating. 5 hours away from a few major cities (NYC, Philadelphia, Toronto, Kingston) Overall a nice city, since you can live outside the city limits and you get to open country rather fast, but then you can live 15-30 minutes away from all your favorite city type things like big malls and sports teams.