This is true for San Bernardino

Oct 5, 2015
1:50:07pm

Yoshinobu

but I think that's mostly because that's the side of the city near the mountains, and even then there's the curious case of Muscoy...

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Yoshinobu

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Is there a "good part of town" in St. Louis?

dilbert

10/5/15 1:00pm

A nice suburb on the north side. Starts with an "F". Can't remember the name

BeardedSpock

10/5/15 1:04pm

I imagine that's exactly the reason they told him to choose elsewhere

jdub

10/5/15 1:10pm

Yeah, that's near the airport. I didn't stay in Ferguson, but my hotel

dilbert

10/5/15 1:13pm

Where are your meetings? (or business, or whatever)

jdub

10/5/15 1:18pm

Near the airport.

dilbert

10/5/15 1:27pm

You could go west towards St. Charles.

jdub

10/5/15 1:29pm

Definitely not East St Louis.

PhilPete

10/5/15 1:04pm

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East1999

10/5/15 1:05pm

A general rule for American cities, North side= good. South side= bad.

BarraCouga

10/5/15 1:08pm

I'm trying to think of any cities for which this is the case.

Revolution

10/5/15 1:19pm

Chicago, Detroit, & Los Angeles are all good examples of this

HiLife

10/5/15 1:31pm

This is true for San Bernardino

Yoshinobu

10/5/15 1:50pm

Every major city in Texas, Atlanta, B-more, SF, DC. Indy...

BarraCouga

10/5/15 3:36pm

If St. Louis were a clock with downtown at the center, you want to be

Submariner

10/5/15 1:28pm

Will you rent a car, or are you going to rely on public transportation?

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