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@ people talm bout traffic.
apparently the average Austin commute time is something like 25 mins. Ill take that in a second.
it takes me almost 1.5 hours to get to work (office is 27.3 miles away) towards the District from MD I leave at 4:50 am.
@ people talm bout traffic.
apparently the average Austin commute time is something like 25 mins. Ill take that in a second.
it takes me almost 1.5 hours to get to work (office is 27.3 miles away) towards the District from MD I leave at 4:50 am.
People complain about Austin traffic because its still new to the city, 10 years ago you could drive the 30 miles across town in like 20 minutes during rush hour, now a days it's takes 75-90.
People in Austin complain about 'the ghetto' or 'the hood' but there's no real ghetto here. There are definitely places with lower income, section 8 housing, etc but its not like the projects or anything. I've lived in a number of these neighborhoods and never had any issues at all.
I-35 has been bad for way longer than that.
Yeah, I started passing through in 2003- as fast as possible. Where you live Mister Friendly?@ people talm bout traffic.
apparently the average Austin commute time is something like 25 mins. Ill take that in a second.
it takes me almost 1.5 hours to get to work (office is 27.3 miles away) towards the District from MD I leave at 4:50 am.
People complain about Austin traffic because its still new to the city, 10 years ago you could drive the 30 miles across town in like 20 minutes during rush hour, now a days it's takes 75-90.
People in Austin complain about 'the ghetto' or 'the hood' but there's no real ghetto here. There are definitely places with lower income, section 8 housing, etc but its not like the projects or anything. I've lived in a number of these neighborhoods and never had any issues at all.
I-35 has been bad for way longer than that.
^ATX, there was no toll road up until the last few years- how long have you lived there?
This is the truth. I wouldn't live here to start a family, the outer-suburbs, maybe.But if you're a young dude maybe in the tech industry into like live music and organic foods or something it's the ideal placePlease don't do it. Don't buy into the amazing, hipster place that the media makes Austin out to be.
It's cool, fun place to visit. But it's small and congested. For a family? No. Austin caters more towards the 18-25, hipster, eco-friendly, single crowd.
If you do move there, get a bike.
I really like Austin but I wouldn't live there.
basically.It's cool. If you're white and enjoy live music, you'll have a great time.
it's just comforting being around people with similar or the same culture as you at times. That's it.Seriously how does every thread turn to race???
south dallas is bad...Fam, that area around HTU is NOTHING compared to South Dallas, Third Ward (Houston), even "Stop 6" (Fort Worth)
Cut it out.
Lets keep this thread on the right track.
. Houston is where all the heat lives lol.
I visited TX(Katy) for the first time in 2016. I like the heat and welcome it being that im from Jamaica. First day in TX was cool and I was having a good time. Out of nowhere I didnt feel good. Come to find out I was dehydrated. TX heat is dry heat and was deceptive to me cause I wasnt sweating much. So watch out for dehydration for sure.my in-laws live in northlake. my daughter is only 3 and will dehydrate quickly. pretty sure we will decline their invite. that sounds rough.