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My number 1 criteria will be a good employment network. My dream school for my kids is Georgia Tech since it has a great reputation, huge alumni network, good career services department, and is in the hottest job market in the South.
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you’re a white male, it is extremely important that you find a white woman and have children.


Married to a Latina. She's way more based, religious, cooks better, and keeps her weight off better than any white woman I dated.

The past generation of white people did a lousy job of raising their daughters to be wives and mothers and instead raised a generation of the most narcissistic, lazy, and entitled women to ever exist.
I don't want to sound like a misogynist but about half of the women out there these days offer zero value (but the same goes for men as well). My wife was a diamond but most of the women I met before her either had zero career prospects, were overweight, had piercings/tattoos, were degenerates of some kind, or had lots of baggage (single moms).

I think there's a certain percentage of men in America that aren't really incels per se but can't get the top 30% of women so they just don't bother with dating at all. It's better to stay single or date foreign women than it is to date an overweight incompetent modern American woman that doesn't bring anything to the table.
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They have basically been indoctrinated that the old way of life a big sham,


A lot of it is, though. Not saying driving is one of those. This country doesn't have a lot of options for people who don't want to drive. I liked not having a car when I lived in South Korea and saved a lot of money not having one. I missed it but I can kinda see their point. A lot of our hard earned money has to go to car notes, insurance, and maintenance.

Here in America, we also get shafted by car manufacturers because of the "chicken tax" and our road regulations. We subsidize affordability in 3rd world countries.
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dont know one affluent person ever that talked about going to Georgia must less Atlanta LOL

Compared to where? If you're comparing it to anywhere in Louisiana, the incomes are a lot higher there. I'm considering moving there myself because I'll basically get a 35% raise.
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N.O. has good jobs. Only drawback is if you aren’t in the medical, legal, O&G or hospitality/tourism fields you are SOL


You can basically double your salary moving from NOLA to Atlanta working in IT. Jobs exist but they're not "good."

I'm sorry but being able to drink on the streets and look at old buildings isn't a good enough "draw."
I get you guys are passionate about your "culture" but most people just want to live in a place where they can find a decent job and have a decent quality of life.
How many of these projects actually get built and start running and hiring people though. I remember a lot of big projects being announced during the Jindal and Edwards administrations and maybe half of them actually got started much less procured funding and started hiring people.
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People who visit Atlanta are always shock it's not as Black as they thought. Atlanta is very diverse now and a lot of Black people in the southern suburbs now. Atlanta is becoming or has become a city for higher income folks. And contrary to popular belief, Asians and Hispanics are the fastest growing in Atlanta. It's not Black


Atlanta metro area is whiter than most of the metro areas in Louisiana.

A lot of people on here barely leave their hometown and get their news from Facebook.
All races in New Orleans will go down in numbers as long as it's ran by the same group of people. I love the city, just don't see what it has to offer economically speaking to a lot young professional s vs a city like Atlanta, Dallas, or Houston and even cities like Charlotte, Nashville, Raleigh, Huntsville, and others are well above it. If you have connections or work in tourism, sure.
I don't really know any teens but the cost of used cars, insurance, and repairs might have something to do with it.
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There was supposed to be verbiage in the bill that would have added a fee to all vehicle registrations to offset the loss of inspection sticker revenue for the state.



State Police supported that bill, Sheriff's Association didn't support it because a lot of departments make money giving out tickets for it.
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What happened to all the tramp stamp women? Feels like I haven't seen them out in the world in years and there's no way they ALL overdosed or committed suicide.

They quit wearing lowriders around 2008. Also, Fentanyl.
Louisiana Sheriff's Association is the group that defeats it every year. Quit buying those supporter tags that you think will get you out of a ticket (they don't).
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They only bought about 500 stores from Southland. Southland held on to their other 7,500ish stores. The reason you think they "bought" 7Eleven is because most of those 500 stores were in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and the panhandle of Florida.


From what I understand, 7-11 in USA is a franchise and has a lot of franchise agreements that make it really hard for the average family to invest in them. You have to stay open 24/7 or most of the day and can only use them as a supplier. That's why they're usually in busy urban areas and are usually owned by immigrants (who employ their relatives). The ones in DFW are all owned by Indians, Arabs, Chinese, or Ethiopians. QT and RaceTrac are all corporate owned which is why they are cleaner.

It started in Dallas but is now owned by a Japanese parent company. USA headquarters is close to DFW airport near where Irving and Coppell meet.
Before Facebook, elderly conservative people used to spread these email chains. For example, there was one that said Democrats were letting the Chinese build air force bases on American soil. My grandparents and dad would believe them and get really paranoid.

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haven't seen one of these in years.. i remember back in the nineties circle k bought them out.


Circle K didn't buy them out, just bought a bunch of their real estate after they left certain markets. 7-11 is almost on every corner in large metropolitan areas, not so much in smaller areas though.
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He really likes it. He never goes anywhere. The only worry I have is he is at the age where medical issues can start to be issues. He's a long way from the doctor. The owners have him in a nice house, they pay him decent pay considering they pay all the household utilities and he gets a lot of food from them.


My parents had that exact same issue.My parents bought a log cabin in Arkansas that was 40 minutes from any basic necessity. My dad started having neurological problems about 7 months into moving there and it became a massive headache. Thankfully, they hadn't sold their house in Lafayette yet so they immediately moved back.

I would love to live in a rural area bit it isn't really realistic option for most people who need to work for a living or need access to certain things.

re: i love her passion

Posted by Limitlesstigers on 4/28/25 at 8:56 am
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That’s your typical female liberal these days. Unstable emotionally, always one slight inconvenience from a psychotic break down and can never be wrong.


The funniest part is that they're always complaining about problems they cause. These are the first people on the internet to complain about the lousy job market, bad government services, being sexually harassed by immigrants, men not helping them anymore, men being in women's bathrooms, etc. You can't win with these miserable people. It's best to just leave them alone and cut them off completely. They are incompetent and will be a drag on your life. Being a liberal American woman is an automatic red flag.
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Bunk, did you know Columbus was 1/16th Jewish?


He was a "converso", a Sephardic Jewish convert family and was supposedly 0% Italian.

During the Spanish Inquisition, the King expelled all the Jews (like 108 other countries) but gave them the opportunity to convert and stay.

re: Can a dude drive a Honda CRV?

Posted by Limitlesstigers on 4/27/25 at 10:06 pm
It's a solid car. The 2008-2015 engines are a workhorse. You can honestly skip oil changes and that thing will stay strong until 300k miles.

All the baws calling it gay probably have morbidly obese wives and are flooding GM dealerships right now because the Silverado they bought with a 29.99% loan have engine failures.