I’m not. I went to school there back in 1994 and ’95. I didn’t care too much for it. For one thing, the people back there were super rude, boisterous, obnoxious, and spiteful. Not all of them, but a lot of them were. I found that to be true about that whole North Atlantic corridor actually, but especially New York, Boston, and Philadelphia. I can tell you right now there isn’t much brotherly love in Philadelphia. There might have been back during 1776, but I imagine things were different then. Most of the city I’d seen looked run-down and decrepit like the Blitzkrieg plowed right through it. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that city needs some extreme major urban renewal. I’m glad for their sake that The Phillies won The World Series, because I think that city could use a major lift to its aura. Tell me what you think. Do you think there will ever come a day when I won’t have to refer to it as Filthadelphia.
Somebody answer damn it!!
Actually, I am used to being in a big city. I grew up in Houston. I also lived in L.A. for awhile. I’m used to being in a city full of transplants where half the people are from elsewhere. I’ll tell you one thing. I’m not used to living someplace where it’s bonechilling cold during the wintertime.
Here’s my source right here.

http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/04/26/news/notes.php

Actually I’m from the West. You need to get your geography right lady. I’ve also lived in New York, San Francisco, and Virginia. Virginia is the only Southern State I lived in and that was for a year-and-a-half when I was in the military.