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LMAO I wonder how WNY'ers weighed into this?


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Nothing breed happiness like the Big Apple! :unsure:

 

49. New Jersey

50. Connecticut

51. New York

 

 

Seriously, almost every state in the top 20 has one thing in common: No big cities. Now look at the states with Boston, DC, Philly, Chicago, LA, NYC, etc. Depressing indeed.

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Nothing breed happiness like the Big Apple! :lol:

 

49. New Jersey

50. Connecticut

51. New York

 

 

Seriously, almost every state in the top 20 has one thing in common: No big cities. Now look at the states with Boston, DC, Philly, Chicago, LA, NYC, etc. Depressing indeed.

 

A lot of those states near the top also happen to have the lowest high school and college graduation rates. Ignorance is bliss?

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Nothing breed happiness like the Big Apple! :lol:

 

49. New Jersey

50. Connecticut

51. New York

 

 

Seriously, almost every state in the top 20 has one thing in common: No big cities. Now look at the states with Boston, DC, Philly, Chicago, LA, NYC, etc. Depressing indeed.

 

 

Since when are there 51 states?

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Neither do the scumbags we support whom suck off the system. Oh wait... they do pay tax on their smokes.

 

Uh, by 'scumbags' don't you mean Democratic/ Progressive baffoons who keep making moves to increase OUR taxes while they consistently find ways not to pay their own?

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They count DC as a state? Thats odd considering its not a state.....

 

Don't shoot the messenger. They mention it just above their list. I'm guessing they didn't want to discount the area from their study.

 

I would have liked to see them include US territories too. Not that I place much faith in this study, it just would have been interesting to see where they fell.

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