Praise The Fucking Lord

Love me some Houston.

Prolly the most diverse city in the entire US and has been for some time.

Nobu and Franklin Asian Infused BBQ




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One of the rare times you will see me enter a church and not burn up into flame ball.

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Lived there 5 years. You won’t find a city with as much variety of foods from all over the world.

My favorite by far was a good old crawfish boil. Boil with corn mushrooms potatoes shrimp garlic and oranges. And a ton of Slap Ya Mama spice. Can’t beat it.

Oh, and it is required that you drink beer with it.

You both are insane nothing is more diverse than New York City and North Jersey. Not even close.

Brooklyn itself is like a microcosm of the planet. Every culture, ethnicity, religion within spitting distance of each other and en masse.

Looks like we’re both right.

Love big apple

Houston is by far more diverse and I’ve been to both, a lot. That says a LOT from me since I love And prefer LA.

I meant Uchi not Nobu

I used to go stay in different NYC foodie neighborhoods just to eat for 3-4 days at a time.

I’ve stayed in Williamsburg, East Village, Bushwick, Greepoint, Clinton Hill…Some multiple times. Loved it.

Basically live like a liberal lol…I’d probably fucking hate it now but still get my money’s worth eating.

Never been Houston…Love New Orleans

A peaceful thread. Love it.

I’ve done Uchi in Dallas. Solid!

I stayed in Houston a few days when I drove across the country and I loved it. Very much a sprawl city like Miami and Los Angeles, you need to drive around to get to various spots. There was a lot of good food in Houston, fast casual and dining.

I don’t know if I’d wanna live there are they seem to have a lot of infrastructure problems and are built on a flood plain, but I’ll visit anytime I can.

I love staying in Manhattan neighborhoods too and just going to local coffee shops and bars. So much cool stuff in New York.

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Same here

None of you would love NYC now. It’s a scary place. Flashbacks to late 1970’s early 80’s where you could get killed in broad daylight.

I’m a 6’2” guy and I think twice about the subway after 9pm. You can get knocked with a hammer to the back of the skull at anytime.

Walk through Times Square…. No thank you. It used to be heavily policed and no loitering. Now they let gangs from Brooklyn, Bronx and Queens come in and harass tourists all night. They’ll stop you, put their mix tape in your hand and if you refuse to buy you have 12 guys pushing you calling you a racist because you said no thank you.

Alien from my 20 years going up there.

Shit - you could be waiting for the subway train and get randomly pushed onto the tracks.

No thanks.

Is this all since the post-covid crime boom?

Friend sent me this today. Insane.

Nuts. Wonder how the recent concealed carry decision will affect this….

Curiously, they always have to lie. Even when it’s not needed, they can’t help themselves

We’re in July. Perhaps they have updated numbers?

Maybe you should look at your source. They listed May 2022. The numbers above are from May 2022.

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Well- without knowing the numbers they were furnished there no way to know why they landed on those percentages.

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Zero integrity, whatsoever. You’re a perfect example of a Trumpkin. Spot on