Looked through all of them and didn't find Detroit :)

Detroit is not listed, by living in the Detroit area, I have cancelled out all of the years of living in those other snobby cities

I thought the article was specious. I define snobs as those looking down their noses at others they deem to not have the same financial standing/level of education/cultural interests as themselves. The article was more about what's available in the cities, not how people act toward one another.

But I'm glad to see Detroit not on the list too. Nice people there!

Farmington Hills and Bloomfield Hills are NOT Detroit. Only about 700,000 people left in a city that used to be ONE GREAT PLACE. I'll venture a guess that anybody who currently lives in Detroit feels that everyone is a snob.

Well, then that would make people from Detroit non snobs. :BigApplause:

I think a snob, in this case, would be someone who wouldn't think of living anywhere else because their town or city has a lot of tasteful cultural activities and high-class shopping venues. If you come from anywhere else, you're a hayseed. Did I get it right?