See, to me, all of those activities are kinda lame. I like auto racing, and pretty much anything else to do with cars, art, and the night scene. And yeah, NYC has that, but not like ATL does, and not as accessible to the everyday person. There is a race track of no small fame a stone's throw from the city, and drifting darn near every weekend in the parking lot of Brave's Stadium.
The ONLY area where NYC defeats ATL is in heat. It's......****ing.......hot......in ATL. I believe the expression is, for an extremely attractive lady, is, "She's as a hot as Georgia sidewalk." And they ain't kidding, you can cook eggs on that ****. Last time I went to NYC to do a night out, it cost me a hair over 500 bucks. Me and the wife had a good time, but I won't call it post card worthy. We go out in ATL, have just as much or more fun, and are only set back 100 bucks. To me, that's important. And these days, ATL is every bit as much of a melting pot as NYC. It's a hipster hot spot, though not famous for it like San Fran. That's what I mean when I say creative menus, and the like. Yeah, you can get ANYTHING in NYC. Anything and everything you've already had before. Wanna try something completely new that was just invented last week? Then you better go to Atlanta. That's where the creatives are, these days.
