Would you want to live in a world class megacity?

[Aznsilvrboy]

With 10 million+ population such as New York, Tokyo, Seoul, Shanghai, and etc...I've visited some, and their common characteristic is that their life seems very busy and fast paced, but it also seems much more fun and lively, with their vibrant night life standing out the most. By "live" I mean experience it for than than just being a tourist, but not necessarily that you must stay forever.

[epik89]

who wouldnt?

if i wanted to really experience the city i'd have to stay at least 5 years.

[Purgatory]

Nah.. Even Mississauga is too crowded for me! lol!

[15-20_God]

My goal is to live in the Olympic Village for 3 weeks.

[forthewinwin]

I've always been a fast-paced person. I'd like it.

Ideally however, if I had the money, I'd buy properties in multiple places and have family near some of them so they can look after them. I want to live in a place for a while and be able to live in another. Get more experiences. A dream of course.

[Aznsilvrboy]

My goal is to live in the Olympic Village for 3 weeks.

and have lots of sex?

[Manatus]

No. I've lived in some (15+ years total) and I'd never do it again. Just too many people.

[15-20_God]

and have lots of sex?

I figured with the Olympic's I don't have to be ashamed of always coming first since that's the goal.

[Aznsilvrboy]

I figured with the Olympic's I don't have to be ashamed of always coming first since that's the goal.

I see what you did there...

[zz000ter]

I would rather have 10 acres in the country
... and drive into the city when I need to

[rommelrommel]

I would rather have 10 acres in the country
... and drive into the city when I need to

x2

The only thing I would miss is the restaurants.

[stealth]

I would rather have 10 acres in the country
... and drive into the city when I need to

+1
I don't need to live in the heart of the city to be able to enjoy some of what it offers periodically without having to endure its inconveniences on a daily basis.

[LostInTruth]

I would rather have 10 acres in the country
... and drive into the city when I need to

-1

I prefer the diversity and vibrancy of the city. Land and no one to share it with is not worth it.

[Jimboski]

Probably not, To crowded.. Super duper long commute I would think too.

[Aristophanes]

To visit, sure. To live, no thanks. After living in large cities for my childhood, I prefer now the easy, slow paced life of smaller cities (max. 150k population) that's about 1 hour away from a large city. Get the best of both worlds.