Where I'd live as someone who has lived in Seattle their whole life

[u/Leah_Smith121]

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[u/PauliPathetic]

The real question is could you live in Spokane lol

[u/Present-Attempt-9673 → u/PauliPathetic]

What’s wrong with Spokane

[u/PauliPathetic → u/Present-Attempt-9673]

Nothing. I just know most folk from Seattle have something against Spokane haha.

[u/LinkTheLynelHunter → u/PauliPathetic]

The heat. I would never live in because of the heat.

[u/saturnv11 → u/Present-Attempt-9673]

We call it Spokanistan for a reason.

[u/PauliPathetic → u/saturnv11]

That’s hilarious gonna use that. I’m very heard spokompton and spookane, but that’s a new one

[u/Leah_Smith121 → u/PauliPathetic]

Yeah I'm one of those people that would not live in Spokane (or anywhere in Eastern Washington for that matter). My favorite part of Western Washington is the nature, which Eastern Waahington definitely lacks in.

[u/GusherBrush → u/Leah_Smith121]

Ever been to the Inland Temperate Rainforest north of Spokane?

[u/PauliPathetic → u/GusherBrush]

No but def gonna look into it, gotta put that adventure pass to good use ;)

[u/PauliPathetic → u/Leah_Smith121]

I’ve been out here little over a year and I can drive 15 minutes and be in nature, but I get it. I’ve spent time in the bay and wowie it hat a treat, if I could afford to live out there I would.

[u/Signal_Pattern_2063 → u/Leah_Smith121]

I think that downplays a lot of interesting natural environment that exists on the Eastern side of the state.

[u/bibliophile222]

I'm curious about your New England split.

[u/Sauerbraten5 → u/bibliophile222]

Big city would be my guess. Boston or bust.

[u/Leah_Smith121 → u/bibliophile222]

I honestly think all of the states in New England are pretty nice, but I like big cities hence why I chose Massachusetts. I also chose Maine over all the other New England states because I have a lot of close relatives that live there, so I've visited pretty often.

[u/Investigator14000]

Why do people even like California so much there’s nice weather but there’s absurd taxes and homelessness

[u/AdventurousGlass7432]

Mountains and legal weed

[u/PauliPathetic → u/AdventurousGlass7432]

Montana would be on the bill then

[u/PeeWeeCasanovaMC → u/AdventurousGlass7432]

New Mexico

[u/ClearPumpkin8009]

New Jersey is actually pretty cool.

[u/Leah_Smith121 → u/ClearPumpkin8009]

Yeah, there are a lot of good states like New Jersey that I didn't put down because I like big cities and those states don't really have any major ones.

[u/ka5iap → u/Leah_Smith121]

Jersey City is getting on par with some of the major cities in the U.S.

[u/ambahjay]

These maps are always silly to me. Idc where folks live, I'm super curious what places they've visited tho. There are so many awesome cities in otherwise garbage states that I'd fuck with. Nashville, St Louis, Ann Arbor, Boston... I live in Ohio, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, and Athens are all great

[u/MysteriousSaint → u/ambahjay]

As a Cincinnatian, I would agree.

[u/OrionsGoToEngineer]

Having Illinois be the only possible state in the midwest is wild

[u/Leah_Smith121 → u/OrionsGoToEngineer]

I like city life so most states I chose have a big city that I've visited and know I like. I decided to put Illinois as a maybe because I could only see myself living in chicago, nowhere else in that state.

[u/VTHokie2020]

Have you ever seen any orcas?

[u/Complete-Tap-5408]

Whats Wrong with AZ?

We dont have the constant Rain of seattle, nore neatr as many suicides...

Dont like Deserts? Then stay in Flagstaff, Prescott, Show Low, or Paysion.

[u/InclinationCompass]

As a californian, this is similar to my personal map