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Im wondering what the least "keeping up with the Joneses" places in the US are (other countries information would be interesting too but I live in the states). Like places where materialism isn't popular and the people understand that it is a rat race. Does any enlightened place like that even exist?

I suppose the most materialistic place is LA in my opinion

Has anybody read or played reverse dungeon? I have been reading through it and it actually seems pretty cool. Players play as monsters like goblins. It was one of the last 2e adventures.

Hi. I am in the university of Dayton transfer program, currently I am at Sinclair where I will be getting my associates degree next week. However, UD has been refusing to give me straight answers about letting me begin attendance there in the fall. Grades are not an issue, they are trying to get me to take summer classes which Sinclair has confirmed are NOT necessary. So I am considering taking my money elsewhere, to the university of Cincinnati. My major is secondary education. I am asking if anyone has any insight into the programs at both schools. At UC I will have to live on campus which I am not against, and at UD I will have the option.

In terms of future, I do not want to live or work in the Dayton area/ Miami valley. I am more interested in the Cincy area.

For comparison, ignore monetary costs.

Thanks