Milwaukee Metropolitan Area Puns

I am currently taking a class on Urban Geography, and were delving into metropolitan areas and taxes, and very generally if I might add. I am not super fluent in taxes and tax information, however I believe I know this much. The definition of an MSA is there must be a main city, in this case Milwaukee, and the counties surrounding this major city that are dependent on or within commuting distance for jobs, school, etc. I had this question on a quiz and I got it wrong because I answered false, But let me explain my thinking. If I live in a house, in different town, that is in a different county, I would not pay property taxes to a different municipality, in this case Milwaukee. Am I correct in this thinking? My professor has yet to answer.

Thanks for responding! I apologize of this is in the wrong subreddit, I am quite new to posting.

I guess it makes sense that the Jazz would be the last team remaining. They play in the least-populated city in the NBA, so they must be more well-protected.

According to this site, the most populated NBA metropolitan areas in order are:

1. New York: 19.2 million
2. LA: 13.2 million
3. Chicago: 9.5 million
4. Dallas: 7.6 million
5. Houston: 7.1 million
6. Washington DC: 6.3 million
7. Miami: 6.2 million
8. Philadelphia: 6.1 million
9. Atlanta: 6.0 million
10. Toronto: 5.9 million
11. Phoenix: 4.9 million
12. Boston: 4.9 million
13. San Francisco / Oakland: 4.7 million
14. Detroit: 4.3 million
15. Minneapolis: 3.7 million
16. Denver: 2.9 million
17. Charlotte: 2.6 million
18. Orlando: 2.6 million
19. San Antonio: 2.6 million
20. Portland: 2.5 million
21. Sacramento: 2.4 million
22. Indianapolis: 2.1 million
23. Cleveland: 2.1 million
24. Milwaukee: 1.6 million
25. OKC: 1.4 million
26. Memphis: 1.3 million
27. New Orleans: 1.3 million
28. Salt Lake City: 1.2 million

I’m a little worried about getting home sick and have never visited Colorado before. I’ve been researching online and haven’t found many answers so I thought I’d ask some locals. What are the best places to eat? Are there certain asian neighborhoods (ie. koreatown, little tokyo, thai town, etc) or would this be more of a thing in Denver? Thanks in advance!

I was just in Barcelona and enjoyed the walkable aspects of it. Any surrounding areas similar to that in Atlanta?

Does the existence of such a community result from wealth polarization in such a metropolitan/nonmetropolitan area?

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This or That

NOTE: Please, check both options available to you on the list and then select the correct answer based on the question.

List ordered in Alphabetical order A, B, C.

• Chicago, Illinois
• Denver, Colorado
• Los Angeles, California
• Miami, Florida
• New Orleans, Louisiana
• New York, New York
• Orlando, Florida
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Phoenix, Arizona
• Portland, Oregon

List ordered by the number of the correct answer 1, 2, 3.

• 1 - New York, New York
• 2 - Miami, Florida
• 3 - Orlando, Florida
• 4 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• 5 - Los Angeles, California
• 6 - Denver, Colorado
• 7 - Portland, Oregon
• 8 - Chicago, Illinois
• 9 - Phoenix, Arizona
• 10 - New Orleans, Louisiana

It is the same as the one posted on 05-10-2021

I’m in the nyc area wanting to become a surveyor. I want to get out of the city eventually. Work is plentiful here but i want to move somewhere outside a major city. Thinking anchorage AK (i know it’s a city but it’s not massive). How much do you have to travel in medium sized to small cities?

I was thinking one of the Kyrptonite chains wrapped around a light post/bike holder + an AirTag

And recommendations on a chain?

It would be a few hours running errands and such during the day.

Garage storage at night.

Title 👀 Also, culvers is my vote!

Example: a “market adjustment“ for “current market conditions” and it is an additional $2,999 above the total vehicle price, which already includes the destination fee and other upgrade options. Another dealer has the MSRP listed with their featured price/ final price being exactly $3000 higher.

Is this legal? Can I not pay it or has COVID ruined that also??

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Are there any cheap option for getting to SJ to Ceiba? I don't want to pay $100 for a taxi