Do You Plan On Moving To A Mega City?

Do You Plan On Moving To A Mega City in the Future?

(usually defined as a metropolitan area with a total population in excess of 8- 10 million people)

ex. LA, NYC, tokyo

Hell no. Its rural life for me. I can't stand large cities. Even where I live now in Winnipeg (pop. ~660,000) I find it suffocating sometimes. And I despise suburbia. I've lived basically my entire life (age 5 to present) in suburbia in the same house. I want out.

Living in a country of roughly 21 million I don't think it would happen for a while.

I would like to for a few years, at least. Just for the experience.

Been there, done that now I am content living back where I started out in a city with a population of about 108k.

Hell no. Its rural life for me. I can't stand large cities. Even where I live now in Winnipeg (pop. ~660,000) I find it suffocating sometimes. And I despise suburbia. I've lived basically my entire life (age 5 to present) in suburbia in the same house. I want out.

foxhound_fox

No city in America has more than 10 million people, so probably not. If you mean live in a city the size of LA or NYC, then yes I do plan on moving to a city of that size.

Nope, but I do plan on moving to Philadelphia, which is considered an "emerging megacity," according to Wikipedia. :)t3hrubikscube

Nope, but I do plan on moving to Philadelphia, which is considered an "emerging megacity," according to Wikipedia. :)t3hrubikscube

[QUOTE="t3hrubikscube"]Nope, but I do plan on moving to Philadelphia, which is considered an "emerging megacity," according to Wikipedia. :)brandontwb

Nah. I wouldn't even live in downtown Seattle. I like where I'm at right now; it's within walking distance of my workplace, but it's very nice and quiet, good for getting a restful sleep each night.

Nope, but I do plan on moving to Philadelphia, which is considered an "emerging megacity," according to Wikipedia. :)t3hrubikscube

Nah. I wouldn't even live in downtown Seattle. I like where I'm at right now; it's within walking distance of my workplace, but it's very nice and quiet, good for getting a restful sleep each night.

GabuEx

[QUOTE="GabuEx"]

Nah. I wouldn't even live in downtown Seattle. I like where I'm at right now; it's within walking distance of my workplace, but it's very nice and quiet, good for getting a restful sleep each night.

ferret-gamer

Outskirts of Bellevue.

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"][QUOTE="GabuEx"]

Nah. I wouldn't even live in downtown Seattle. I like where I'm at right now; it's within walking distance of my workplace, but it's very nice and quiet, good for getting a restful sleep each night.

GabuEx

Outskirts of Bellevue.

Nah. I wouldn't even live in downtown Seattle. I like where I'm at right now; it's within walking distance of my workplace, but it's very nice and quiet, good for getting a restful sleep each night.

GabuEx

Megacity comes to you.

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"][QUOTE="GabuEx"]

Nah. I wouldn't even live in downtown Seattle. I like where I'm at right now; it's within walking distance of my workplace, but it's very nice and quiet, good for getting a restful sleep each night.

GabuEx

Outskirts of Bellevue.

[QUOTE="GabuEx"]

Nah. I wouldn't even live in downtown Seattle. I like where I'm at right now; it's within walking distance of my workplace, but it's very nice and quiet, good for getting a restful sleep each night.

BayAreaX

Youth? I'm twenny-tree yearsh old, shonny.

I thought you were Canadian!!Tauruslink

I am, but Microsoft's main HQ wasn't in Canada. :P

[QUOTE="Tauruslink"]I thought you were Canadian!!GabuEx

I am, but Microsoft's main HQ wasn't in Canada. :P

After 2012. I don't want to be in a prime nuking zone or area that is most likely to have a lot of zombies.

Living in a megacity atm and it has definitely got a lot of upsides (loads to do, great public transport), the lack of space for ovals, parks and fields is a little depressing though.

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[QUOTE="t3hrubikscube"]Nope, but I do plan on moving to Philadelphia, which is considered an "emerging megacity," according to Wikipedia. :)-Halftime-

I plan to move to Toronto for school or Montreal. Maybe LA as well so yes. I love big cities. I hate rural country stuff.