If money was no object, what city would you live in?

[-aesop-]

Say you're living the CEO 10k per day lifestyle. No, even better than that. Your approximate spending budget is $12million US per year (and will adjust for inflation), and you didn't really have to work if you didn't want to. Given the opportunity to set roots down anywhere in the world, what city would you pick?

I'd imagine some of the more popular choices we'd see are going to be Paris, New York, Miami, maybe somewhere in Hawaii. Probably my choice as well: Tokyo, Japan

I know there's something to say about picking somewhere relatively inexpensive and using your money to help out the community, but I'm a largely selfish person and would live it up as best I could. I'd honestly want to settle in Tokyo. The food and the culture alone are huge draws for me. Love all types of Japanese food, even the street vendor stuff, plus I'd get to travel on the best public transit systems and go visit some of the best sushi places. Plus I'm a big ol' manga/anime geek, so it'll be heaven if I can eventually learn to speak Japanese. Now, this all isn't to say I won't take care of my family, because my pops will have all his chit taken care of. I know he'd want to visit me often. And my little brother would probably want to move in with me, lol. He's basically like me personality and food-wise.


How about the rest of you guys?

[Getter_done]

the moon

[Kellonnn]

the moon

[1800_Cool_Guy]

Queens so I can find my true love.

[JustMoved24]

South Beach, or NYC

[3lixer]

Tokyo for sure



Love that city.

[Trbba]

I'd buy a small tropical island just far enough away from civilization that I would only see other people when needed, and I'd use the money to build the most kickass tropical island mansion ever.

pretty srs... I value personal space more than anything.

[envisu]

Seoul / Berlin. Can't decide between the two.

[pheny]

If you don't choose all of them you're wrong.

[7amclass]

Seoul / Berlin. Can't decide between the two.

Moving to Berlin in 2 years

[alwaysnever]

Praia da Vitória, Terceira, Azores (Portugal)

Lived there for 3 years, was perfect

[OaklandCali]

With that much money you can live anywhere. Don't even need to learn a language. Just have a translator & security team.

[x8Pauly8x]

None, I would just keep traveling and live the classy hotel lifestyle and get myself a fuk boat.

[nightmare69]

*****

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[1fapalldey]

calabasas , CA

[glenn777]

another dimension.

[anonymous]

Say you're living the CEO 10k per day lifestyle. No, even better than that. Your approximate spending budget is $12million US per year (and will adjust for inflation), and you didn't really have to work if you didn't want to. Given the opportunity to set roots down anywhere in the world, what city would you pick?

I'd imagine some of the more popular choices we'd see are going to be Paris, New York, Miami, maybe somewhere in Hawaii. Probably my choice as well: Tokyo, Japan

I know there's something to say about picking somewhere relatively inexpensive and using your money to help out the community, but I'm a largely selfish person and would live it up as best I could. I'd honestly want to settle in Tokyo. The food and the culture alone are huge draws for me. Love all types of Japanese food, even the street vendor stuff, plus I'd get to travel on the best public transit systems and go visit some of the best sushi places. Plus I'm a big ol' manga/anime geek, so it'll be heaven if I can eventually learn to speak Japanese. Now, this all isn't to say I won't take care of my family, because my pops will have all his chit taken care of. I know he'd want to visit me often. And my little brother would probably want to move in with me, lol. He's basically like me personality and food-wise.


How about the rest of you guys?

Where I live now.



EDIT - surprised brahs said Tokyo.

That was my #1 pick as well before entering the thread but on a serious note, I love LA.

[hyuncho81]

prob nyc

[stevemckenna]

Flint, Michigan. Hnnnnnnnnng

[Fp20]

Miami...

[pr0digy11]

1.LA
2.Denver
3.NYC
4.Amsterdam
5.London

top 5

[Ausbody]

fking lol @ poverty responses.

***** is indisputably GOAT if money is out of the equation.

[anonymous]

fking lol @ poverty responses.

***** is indisputably GOAT if money is out of the equation.

Most people who have spent time in ***** said it gets old FAST.

[nightmare69]

Most people who have spent time in ***** said it gets old FAST.

Im sure you would run out of money fast. I will go there one day.

[anoosbrah]

wonder if anyone has been to ***** that said they would live there. place is a fukkin chithole.

[oldschoolifter]

I'd build a compound in the Las Vegas desert.
Gym, shooting range, commercial kitchen, theatre, drilled well.

What more could a man want?

Everything a man might need would be 30 minutes away.

[Fp20]

fking lol @ poverty responses.

***** is indisputably GOAT if money is out of the equation.

lol @ GOAT.. brb sand flying around everywhere you go.
brb extremely hot
brb Middle East

[sundae26]

I think I would buy my own private island and a few vacation homes in other areas that I would travel to a lot or stay for an extended period of time. The vacation homes don't have to be grand, it could very well just be a condo somewhere but I would spend the majority of my time in my mansion on my island.

[KurenaiNoButa]

Sapporo, Japan bro. Srs, most underrated place in the world, and probably the GOAT. Love that place, would move, live and gladly die there.

[1fapalldey]

Boca Raton , FL BRB living with a bunch of rich jewish folk wood feel good man