• Eat_Your_Paisley@lemmy.world
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    Remember the point of this is American cities not US cities so we need to account for Canada, central, and south American cities.

    When this was posted yesterday I put Miami at number four but there are lots of large vibrant cities in America.

    I think I’d probably put Toronto in place of Chicago, I haven’t been in any large city south or Mexico City so I’m not much use there

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      I mean if we’re going ALL of the Americas it’s probably Sao Paulo, NYC, Mexico City, and imo 4th is a toss up between LA and Rio De Janeiro.

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        Why Rio over LA? From an external look I think Rio should be in a top four or five.

        Why does say Sau Paulo beat Brasilia or Beunos Aires?

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          For me it’s partly population size, but also like… Culture/global impact i guess? Rio/Sao Paulo are some of the biggest cities in the world, and a part of one of the biggest countries in the world, and they’re both “brand recognizable” names.

          Beunos Aires, Toronto, Chicago, Huston, Havana and maybe more in Mexico/South America I can’t think of off the top of my head will round out the top 10ish