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Easiest Southern market with no ties?
Not from America, have scattered ties in various cities around the country and I plan on blanketing all of those markets with mass mails but there is really no place in the country I would call home and no where in particular I want to be. I want to go to the south, mostly for the weather (and I'm a sucker for southern charm), but I have nada ties. What are the cities I should be looking at that are more open to taking someone like me?
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Re: Easiest Southern market with no ties?
LA is the least insular nice-weather market by a long mile.
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Re: Easiest Southern market with no ties?
DC is about a three hour drive from the South, and its far and away the least insular market anywhere nearby. Houston, followed by Dallas, is probably the next least insular, although there's a pretty big gap between DC and TX, and TX is hard to crack without ties. Everything else ranges from "insular" to "good ole boys club."
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Re: Easiest Southern market with no ties?
This is a good answer. Really the honest answer is everywhere in the South is ties sensitive, and a narrative of good weather+ want Southern charm, without anything more, is a good recipe for striking outbadaboom61 wrote:DC is about a three hour drive from the South, and its far and away the least insular market anywhere nearby. Houston, followed by Dallas, is probably the next least insular, although there's a pretty big gap between DC and TX, and TX is hard to crack without ties. Everything else ranges from "insular" to "good ole boys club."
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