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The World's Unfriendliest Cities List


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JustPokeHerFace

I'm surprised LA is ahead of NY. I would have thought it would have been the other way around. 

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TimisaMonster

NY should be waaay higher than LA 

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Take that Los Angeles.

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LA just sucks at everything imo...

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Slay U.S. :lana:

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Born To Slay

Wow, there are so many U.S. cities making the cut!   :ohno:  I am kind of surprised L.A. and Miami made the list.  I've been to both cities several times and I've come across nothing but nice people.

My uncle lived in LA six months and he said the people are the worst he's ever come in contact with.

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Jesse Pinkman

New York is just a very fast paced city. They don't have time for bull**** and annoying tourists.

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Bad Bromance

My uncle lived in LA six months and he said the people are the worst he's ever come in contact with.

Well, sorry to hear about your uncle.  My experience, however, was different so I'm only going off of what I experienced having been there several times. 

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TiphEret

I wonder what are the criteria, I am quite surprised there is no Scandinavian city in this list because honestly they are also aloof and distant, they can be helpful but i wouldn't call them friendly... Of course it depends the individuals.

Regarding Russia and France, if you are a tourist and only speak English, I wish you luck for trying to be understood by people. It's not about being unfriendly but if you don't know what people say, you don't just don't know and can't really help them... I am quite surprised at Marseille being considered unfriendly, try Paris and we can talk about it again...

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Born To Slay

Well, sorry to hear about your uncle.  My experience, however, was different so I'm only going off of what I experienced having been there several times. 

oh okay, I was just saying that the makers of the list may have a justification for placing it so high,

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Bad Bromance

oh okay, I was just saying that the makers of the list may have a justification for placing it so high,

Yes, that is very true.   :yes:

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Riot Poof

omg @ Atlantic City being #2. I didn't know it could be that bad. Then again, I don't really hear nice things about NJ.

I've been to both Atlantic City and NYC several times (and Philly once). I haven't encountered problems with the people there. Then again, I mind my own business and I don't act foolish. I'm also lucky since nobody wanted to start something with me for no reason.

Northeastern Americans have a reputation for... not being the most friendly people. I'm used to it tho. In fact, I'd be weirded out if random-ass people greeted me on the street. :what:

Glad to see no city from Connecticut is on there tho. :green: 

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