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Originally Posted by Crawford
I know, but those are minor cities, within the NY orbit.
I'm still surprised that a major Ohio city could soon be more PR than the city that is famously Uber-PR. It would be like if Cincy were more Jewish than NYC, or Columbus more Mexican than LA.
And yeah, even then, it isn't really true, because Cleveland Metro wouldn't be nearly as PR as NYC Metro.
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as having firsthand knowledge of both, i don't see any surprise at all. you just over bought the typical ny hype about it.
of course there are numbers and then there are percentages. its not even close for the former. for the latter, while the cle metro as a whole may not seem as pr as the ny metro, and it certainly doesn't, what is pr in cle is definitely so, relatively speaking, in just about every way nyc is.