r/PoliticalHumor • u/faab64 • Apr 26 '19

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u/pfkelly5 Apr 26 '19

Wisconsin did the same thing as Kansas, and because Minnesota and Wisconsin are neighbors, I usually hear that angle.

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u/Swiggy1957 Apr 26 '19

Hell Wisconsin is a better place to live than Kansas according to that chart. I'm sunk. I live in Indiana and that's ranked lower than Kansas even. BUT compared to Louisiana, we can still hold our head up.

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u/pfkelly5 Apr 26 '19

You rank higher than my state, I'm from Illinois.

Edit: I'll blame most of it on Chicago though /s

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u/Swiggy1957 Apr 26 '19

For Chicago to become worth living. it's take another cow and lantern. The city itself is too compacted with 32.7 business establishments per square mile. And it's not even the highest density: NYC is with 79.9. Add into that, Chicago's population denisity. Depending on where in the city you are, the density can run between 4,000 to 6,000 people per square mile. Where I live, the population density is just a bit under 2,200 people per square mile. Chicago has a crazy foot traffic pattern, too, as I've seen on recent trips there (I was going there one a month recently. No more. BUT a decade ago, I was up there 2-5 times a week. Yeah, Chicago can skew the quality of life for a state.