You Should Think Twice Before Moving To Any of These Places
#1. Las Vegas, Nevada
#1. Las Vegas, Nevada
Don't Let The Hanover Fool Ya! The six-highest unemployment rate among the 100 cities on Yahoo's list, and the third-highest suicide rate. Most People Go To Vegas To Forget Their Troubles and Have A Good Time but This Is What Happens If They Get Stuck.
#2. Reno, Nevada
The Bigges Little City In The World and Las Vegas' Little Brother, Reno Is F'd Up! This city of 220,000 has the highest suicide rate of any city on Yahoo's list, along with the eighth-highest unemployment rate. Guess "Reno 911" Made This Place Seem More Fun That What It Is.
#3. Miami, Florida
All Your Favorites Celebrities Move To Miami To Relax and Enjoy The Sun (and The Ladies) but The Natives Are Suffering! Three Major Cities In FL Are Represented On The List, Is Florida just an awful place to live? Miami has the fifth-worst unemployment rate among our 100 cities, and the third-highest use of antidepressants. Anybody Still Wanna Follow LeBron and Take Their Talents To South Beach?
#4. Birmingham, Alabama
So Much History Is Tied To This City But Sadness Is Also. The crime rate here is the tenth-highest in the nation, and the murder rate seventh-highest.
#5. St. Louis, Missouri
The Cardinals Still Can't Make This City Happy? Yet, they rank near the top ten, among Yahoo's 100 cities, in terms have feeling down most or all of the time. And they’re tied for third for most antidepressant use.
#6. Louisvile, Kentucky
The Kentucky Derby Is One of America's Biggest Event, Louisvile Might Need It Year Round . Earlier this year, Yahoo named Louisville the 20th least-active large city in America.
#7. Tampa, Florida
It's Hard Out Here For A Pimp! Unemployment (at over 10 percent) and crime continue to wipe the smiles from the faces of Memphis residents.
#9. Detroit, Michigan
At Least There's A Nice Bridge To Jump Off Of. What makes St. Petersburg Depressing? The numbers tell the story: 13th worst unemployment rate, 8th worst suicide rate, 19th worst antidepressant-use rate.










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