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Saturday, November 26, 2011

America's Rudest Cities - Articles | Travel + Leisure

America's Rudest Cities - Articles | Travel + Leisure: "The least friendly Americans tend to live on one coast. But there’s a new champion in the contest for America’s Rudest Cities.

From December 2010
By Katrina Brown Hunt
When comedian Jim Dailikis moved to New York City from Australia several years ago, he expected a city full of rude, abrasive people. But New Yorkers didn’t really live up to the stereotype, he says. “They’re friendly, but they have a different way of showing you,” he says. As he now says in his act, “I love New Yorkers—they stab me in the front.”

New Yorkers have long battled an image of being surly, but in Travel +Leisure’s survey, they have something to celebrate. The annual America’s Favorite Cities survey asked readers to rate 35 cities on 54 features, including affordable hotels, great restaurants, romance potential, and the overall personality of the locals. In the contest for least friendly locals, New York City was not voted as the rudest city in America—which means someone else now wears the championship belt in Rude."

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