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Long story short….If I wasn’t wearing my “Marines” shirt while filling my car at a gas station at 2am in Montgomery, I would have lost my all of my belongings and so would my passenger. If I ever go back to this city, it will only be to find the jerks (Im keeping this rated PG) who tried to take what I own! IMO this is just another East St. Louis on the map, and thats not a good thing.

Best city in the U.S.

I believe the Lake is worth visiting. It can be a very good time for anyone, whether you’re looking for a relaxing getaway or a party crowd. I think the lake is slowly turning into more of a party than a family attraction. Personally I’d like for it to lean more towards the “quiet getaway.” Either way, should be a good time no matter what you want.

San Jose was my least favorite out of the Bay cities. But not much can top San Fran anyway. It was a neat place. Much better than many other cities around the U.S.

Drove through Oklahoma on my way to the midwest. It was the worst state I ever drove through. So boring. I hope there’s more going on that what I saw.

If you’ve been to the southwest, I wouldn’t say this city is worth visiting. But for someone new to the desert area, its got some cool features. Just like the other cities in the area, its got great sunsets, horizons, and different architecture. Wasn’t here long enough to get a good feel for the city.

Just like about everybody else, I’d love to live here. Not going to happen, but nice to dream. I stayed here when I visited San Diego and L.A. I like all of SoCal, but Laguna is one of the best areas.

Had a great time in La Jolla! I would love to relocate here, but quite pricey.

Didn’t have a great time here, but thats not to say it isn’t worth visiting. I thought San Fran and San Diego was much cooler. I don’t think I’ll go back, but Im glad I checked the city out.

Been to Alabama and all the cities within. Haven’t had a good time yet. Always look forward to hittn a different city and state. My favorite town in Alabama is Opp, only cuz I can’t figure out what’s up with that town and all the nearby tiny towns.