[Charles Martel]

Name me one.

The point is, your definition of "first class city" is not universally accepted. If you want to believe that some of the overpopulated, festering ratholes that you adore are "first class", then that is your choice. Other people might have very different ideas about the qualities that make up a fine city, such as: "Never, ever smells like an open latrine".

[Labyrinthos]

Never, ever smells like an open latrine.

Savannah, Jacksonville, and Norfolk do smell pretty bad.

[honeygrl]

"The point is, your definition of "first class city" is not universally accepted. If you want to believe that some of the overpopulated, festering ratholes that you adore are "first class", then that is your choice. Other people might have very different ideas about the qualities that make up a fine city, such as: "Never, ever smells like an open latrine". "

That is a great point. My definition of a first class city would rely more on beauty than what restaurants are open in the middle of the night. We have a lot of beautiful cities in the south with clean streets and nice people.