what state or city do you think is best for me to live in?

Question

moving

Answer 1

calcutta

Answer 2

New York City

Answer 3

Minot, North Dakota. A couple of years ago, I know I wouldn't have said that, but it's just the right size. About 25,000 people and a college town, it's probably the best kept secret in the U.S. along with much of the rest of the state. If you're willing to work, there's a lot here for you! Rent's low (I haven't bought a house, so I couldn't tell you about that) and wages go a lot farther than they do in larger areas. Have a great day, and good luck wherever you move to!

Answer 4

You should try Brigham City, Utah. It is a small town with lots of fast food places, schools you can go to(college), plenty of people to meet. If you like the small hometown feel, it is perfect for that. You could also try Tremonton, Utah, it is about 20 minutes norht of Brigham City. It has farm land and also the main part of town. Though Brigham City has a lot more to do. But where ever you choose, I think it will suite you fine.

Answer 5

College Station, TX was found to have the least expensive houses.

Raliegh, NC may be one of the best cities in the US

Having the internet should be very helpful in finding out about different cities. But I would make sure you have a job to go to go to.
Best wishes!

Answer 6

I think San Diego California because it's right next to the border and you can get drunk in Mexico and party. Not only that it's a pretty big area and it's right next to the ocean, theres beaches, parks, mountains, and it's really nice. It's not too expensive and there are a lot of jobs. I lived there for a couple years then I moved to Bakersfield and I'm going to move back over to La Hoya, San Diego, California. I miss it and I'm sure if you move there you'll miss it too. Goodluck

Answer 7

Nashua, NH

It's been on the Newsweek Top 100 cities for years.
Each year they come up with a new list. See if you can
get it online- or check with your library.

They take cost of living, quality of life, schools, access to
everything, taxes, unemployment rate all under consideration
when they make the list up.

I've been to Nashua and I guess it's a good place to start from.
Just be prepared for the snow in the winter if you're from the
West Coast.

Answer 8

I think that Fort Worth Texas is the best!!!!
Every thing is bigger and better in Texas! Everyone is nice here, you are able to meet great people. We have great sports teams here. We all know that the food is awesome, that is why we are the fattest state by the way. There are tons of things to do here and there is never a dull moment. It is so hot here, but there are about a million pools, and tons of water parks.(that is another way you can meet the ladies) Well come out here and see for your-self, you will have allot of fun. And our Accents will rock off your socks! Good luck cowboy!

Answer 9

Seattle,.. Fresh seafood, hot chicks, dozens of clubs, and even if you're gay - dozens of cool gay clubs to party in (girls like to hang there too).
Winters are not too harsh, rents are more reasonable, the squirels are huge,.... uhmmm.
Jobs are plentiful too.
Also the very last Playboy Club in the world is in Seattle.

only draw back is summer is only three week long, and I'm a sun bunny, thats why I'm in Sacramento. But you don't want to come here, the girls are nice to look at true, but they're shallow users and illiterate. Everything is expensive, as bad as living in Honolulu. Though the cops are unusually a lot nicer here, almost as nice as the british cops, which is very strange.

Answer 10

San Francisco

Answer 11

Denver Colorado