Like true to itself and embraces its culture.

NYC, y'all tourist can have chi tho.

Not you thinking time square is cute and the rest of the city is meh, omg ****ing god

Fun fact: It's called the 2nd city because the 1st Chicago burned down in a big fire

NYC by far

I like both but I think Chicago. It doesn't seem as try hard or gimmicky and it's possible to live there without being a millionaire. I read an article the other day about an abandoned gas station in Crown Heights selling for $30 million

But I've only been to Chicago twice and New York I go several times a year. I also might be biased because I live in Philadelphia which is always in New York's shadow

Chicago is a better place to live if you want a higher chance of getting
A.Shot
and/or
B.Robbed

New York >>>>>>>>>>>>>>

5th avenue >>>> magnificent mile

I love NY

Los Angeles

I went to both for the first time in March, and it was my first time to the United States since 2002.

I much preferred New York City: there was more to do and see, I loved the food, the views were breathtaking and it's just an iconic city. I loved Chicago too, but NYC just had it beat.

Drove to Chicago
All things know, all things know

Chicago is the best thing ever. So beautiful.

NYC though Chicago is underrated, imo.

I've never been to Chicago so I can't say. But I was born in NY and I do love it. Although I wouldn't live in the city.

OMG! I'm crying... I miss Chicago so much.

I'm from Chicago. So I'm biased. I have many friends from NYC so this conversation occurs all too often. I have never visited NYC so my perceptions of the city come from what they've told me. All of my NYC friends do not have license which says something about the culture in the city. I personally love driving and Chicago most definitely caters to that. The lake is wonderful. Riding my bike or walking on the lake shore is just beautiful on a warm summer day. I wonder the city all the time finding new gems. I explore different neighborhoods and find so many treasures. Every new yorker that's been to Chicago that I know of, say it's cleaner. So there's that. I overall love this city, also all my family lives here so that's a benefit. The only two things NYC has over Chicago is the international (foreign born) population and there are way more events.

That said I really want to visit New York soon, and I might this fall for the Polyglot Conference. My only experience in NYC is my layover flight from Spain at JFK

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