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is okc that bad?
never been there.
There really isn't much of a difference between Omaha, Nebraska and Oklahoma City.
The most undesirable city to play in by far.
OKC doesn't hold a candle to ESTACADA! The place is brutal! I can't see anybody wanting to go there. I can tell you that the hotel all the teams stays in is 1 block from the arena. Downtown is dead/empty! There is a section about 20 blocks away that they have revived called BrickTown. Couple cool restaraunts and a minor league ball park. That's it! No joke, Salt Lake City is more cosmopolitan then OKC!
OKC usually lands on one of the best places to live lists.

"I tell them it's nice," Durant told the Boston Globe.
Crime
Powdered cocaine and crack cocaine are widely available in Oklahoma City. Street gangs such as the Bloods, Crips, South Side Locos and Juaritos have become active in the city and are the primary retail distributors of crack cocaine. Cocaine abuse is prevalent among adult male arrestees in Oklahoma City. According to data from the Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring system ("ADAM"), almost one-quarter (22.4%) of adult male arrestees in Oklahoma City tested positive for cocaine in 2000. During 2002, powdered cocaine in Oklahoma City sold for $90 per gram, $550 to $900 per ounce, and $18,000 to $20,000 per kilogram, making it one of least expensive cities in Oklahoma to purchase cocaine. Crack cocaine in Oklahoma City sold for $5 to $50 per rock, $25 per vial, and $750 per ounce. Crack cocaine often is associated with violence in Oklahoma City. The DEA Oklahoma City District Office reports a steady increase in the number of major crack distributors who are associated with violent Los Angeles-based street gangs such as the Bloods and Crips. Gangs operating in Oklahoma City are involved in violent acts such as drug-related shootings, drive-by shootings, and robberies. Bloods, Crips, and South Side Locos present the greatest challenge to Oklahoma City law enforcement. South Side Locos is considered one of the city's most violent gangs.[35] Oklahoma City Police estimate that on any given night, as many as 6,000 gang members may be out on Oklahoma City streets.[36] Some of the gang "sets" that are active in Oklahoma City include the following:[37][38][39][40]
Westside 90’s Crips
Rollin 20’s Crips
Hard Hoova Crips
24K Crips
Shotgun Crips
Prince Hall Village (Villains)
Playboy Gangsta Crips
Outlaw 30’s Bloods
Rollin 60 Crips
456 Piru Blood
Murder 1
Juarito’s
Culver City Cruiser
South Side Locos
Southtown Barrio
Gran Barrio Central
Barrio Gran Mexicanos
Juarito Sureno 14
LA 36
Los Centrales
Murdertown
Sureno 13
287 Lao Boyz Crips
Crossroads Mall, formerly the flagship retail center in Oklahoma City, largely went into foreclosure because anchor tenants left due to it having become a magnet for gang members.
examples??? why is okc so bad???? gloomy wether..always cloudy? looks like northeast in november year round??? nothing to do? people suck? no beaches??? bad radio???
examples??? why is okc so bad???? gloomy wether..always cloudy? looks like northeast in november year round??? nothing to do? people suck? no beaches??? bad radio???
bad radio???
The real story about OKC will get told when that young talent has the chance to move on and move up to a better city. I'm guessing Clay tries to throw some money at the players a little early in order lock em up longer. It'll be interesting to see how that plays out.
I think Durant would be crazy to stay, but I also thought Malone would leave the Jazz.
http://www.forbes.com/2010/02/11/am...cities-business-beltway-miserable-cities.html
OKC is not on that list, but Cleveland and 4 other Ohio cities are top in the 18.
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The Midwest in general is horrible. Chicago is the ONLY exception. Trust me when I say, we are lucky to call Portland and the west coast home.
I knew Ohio was in bad shape but every major city/town in that state made that list!
