Which city in Texas out of Dallas, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio are your favorite...?

Answer: I'll try to keep this short (but see note at the end about moving to T.​.​.​ Susan's Digest Top Stories For You Which city in Texas out of Dallas, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio are your favorite? Why? I'm curious, because I'm looking to move to Texas (especially Dallas) after college. Can you provide pictures of the city to show what it's like? Gordon Vaughan, works at Flight Development Corp. Written Feb 16 I'll try to keep this short (but see note at the end about moving to Texas), since many other answers covered weather, food, etc. All proudly Texan cities, Houston, Dallas,... Read More » Where can I work for an elite tech career if I find being a Senior SWE at Google boring? I have an Ivy League PhD in ML and feel like I'm wasting my life though the pay is good. Dmitriy Genzel, Research Scientist Manager at Facebook (2018-present) Written Feb 21 I was in your exact position a few years ago. Google is just overloaded with brilliant people who are overqualified for their jobs. There were plenty of people around me wh... Read More » Just from a regular health check up with the doctor, how can they detect or suspect any major illness or disease, such as cancer, when the person seems OK? Steven P Robinson, I am a pancreatic cancer survivor, thus far, Whipple 6/2/15. Written Feb 18 Just from a regular health check up with the doctor, how can they detect or suspect any major illness or disease, such as cancer, when the person seems OK? I called my docto... Read More » Is it better to eat protein before or after a workout? Candice Walters, Emergency Care Nurse Written Feb 17 Protein plays an important role in repairing and rebuilding your muscles after exercise, and many people use protein shakes after their workouts to aid this process. Howeve... Read More » Should I run a company if I am the founder? Brett Fox, Fmr CEO @ Touchstone Semiconductor Written Feb 12 The decision of who will be a CEO is a non-issue most of the time. There is a clear and obvious choice for who will be CEO. However, there is one scenario where who becomes ... Read More » What happens if a surgeon drops an instrument into a patient during an operation? Laurel Canyon, Physician Assistant Emergency Medicine (1997-present) Updated Sat They pick it back up and continue with the surgery. Once the surgeon has cut through the skin, fascia, and muscle, they don't use a sharp scalpel again so anything dropped ... Read More » What fruits are actually unhealthy if you eat too much of them? Cencio Farre, Engineer at Big Tech Companies (2000-present) Written Feb 14 Any fruit will probably be unhealthy when you eat too much. I have a specific example in my life. My mom loves fruit. She could probably live on fruit. She eats it unconsci... Read More » Why is the age of 30 too late for everything? Jason Jones, Die Cutter (2002-present) Written Feb 18 When I was 30 it was too late for me. I couldn't see a future. When I was 40 it was too late for me. I couldn't see a future. When I was 50 it was too late for me. I couldn... Read More » When doctors call an ER patient a "potato chip," what do they mean? Sue Troy Written Feb 20 A doctor once called my mother a potato chip, as she was headed into outpatient surgery! She had diabetes and congestive heart failure and had previously had a heart attack... Read More » What is the rudest thing a store owner has done to you that you paid back tenfold? Lindsey Osterhout, former Independent Ivestment Advisor Written Feb 17 I ordered a strawberry whipped cream cake from a local bakery. Most of the time people want white cake with the strawberry filling and I specifically ordered it with strawb... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/

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How much is too much to go into debt for an average person?

Answer: In the U.​S.​, having been doing this for going on 18 years, I can tell.​.​.​ Susan's Digest Top Stories For You How much is too much to go into debt for an average person? Matthew Berkus, Consumer advocate attorney focusing on debt relief, 17 years Updated Jan 25 In the U.S., having been doing this for going on 18 years, I can tell you nearly exactly (in a general sense). For anyone who earns less than $120,000 in gross annual income...  Read More » Have you ever had to explain to a family member that you don't want them looking after your child because you don't trust them? How have you explained it to cause the least offence? Nancy Austin Written Jun 26, 2019 I left my 6-month-old son with my parents once. That was it—never again. Why? Because when my husband and I returned at the end of the evening to pick up son #1, before we w...  Read More » What is the best anti-aging workout? Gary Foster, Recruiter, Career Transition and Retirement Coach at Makeagingwork-com (2017-pre... Updated Jan 19 Your cells, regardless of age, need oxygen to do their job. And we get them the oxygen they need for long term health by getting our heart rates up to oxygenate our blood t...  Read More » How difficult is a job as a programmer? Daniel Berry, Programmer Updated Mon OK, let me prepare you for the real world. You've seen the videos on YouTube. You know, the "day in the life of a software engineer" videos. The average company that you wi...  Read More » If you could retire at 40 what would you do with the rest of your life? Dylin Redling, 4 Businesses, 12 startups, Lived in SF & NYC, Retired at 43 Written Jul 5, 2017 My wife, Allison, and I retired 2.5 years ago. I was 43 and she was a year older at 44. Since we left the workforce, we've spent our time mainly doing the following things: ...  Read More » My dad called the cops on my mom and they are coming tomorrow. I want to tell the truth but I don't want to hurt her. What shall I do? Sarah Lockwood, Been the Teacher Dealing With These Kids Written Aug 18, 2019 You tell the truth. I understand that this is going to be brutally hard for you, no matter what, and I'm sorry for the fact that you're in this position, but you need to kno...  Read More » What was a time when someone absolutely deserved to be fired? Victoria Rehn, lives in Living in the United States of America Updated Jan 28 I hired a PhD engineer. He came in late and left early due to childcare needs. I told him to make up work hours from home and gave him access to our VPN, but security recor...  Read More » What are the first signs of old age? Robert Cameron, former Biology Professor (retired) Updated Apr 14, 2019 I am 76. So far, I have noticed the following "symptoms" since I left my 60's. I am significantly less good at hearing, especially high notes/pitches. This applies particula...  Read More » My mother is never grateful for the things I do for her, what should I do? Charlene Harris, Owner at Self-Employment (1998-present) Written Jun 5, 2019 How old are you and how old is your mother? I have this same situation for the past few years. I'm 57, she's 77. I bought her a $17,000 car and 3 years later she brought me ...  Read More » As a doctor, what is the most pathetic thing you've heard a coworker say to a patient? Linda Cline, former Retired Psychiatric Nurse at Major Academic Teaching Hospitals (1966-2012... Written Oct 19, 2018 Well, I'm a Nurse and never have I cringed so much as when a Doctor on Rounds cruised into my Nursery with his Medical students and entourage in tow and loudly said, "And n...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/