Red cities at the bottom as usual

 

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Yeahh... I don't know of too many other places where "young" is defined as being "under 40." And their saying "angry" and "unmarried" makes you older =

I can see SF beating NYC in the rankings but hardly anywhere else.

But they were spot-on for Kansas City:

"Did you know that Kansas City ignored prohibition in the 1920s? Well, alcohol is definitely an aging factor for female residents of KC today. Not enough orgasms per week for men and not enough satisfying sex for women are also contributing to older RealAges in this Midwest town, as are smoking and not eating fruits and veggies. "

Pretty much. KC = married at 20, divorced at 35, and diabetic at 50.

 

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So they didn't factor in AIDS?

 

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These studies are all flawed because it depends on what they study and what they dont study. SF is also a binge drinking city and it's a singles city for the most part, so obviously it's "younger" but being single and binge drinking wont keep you looking young and healthy.

SF is not a binge drinking city.

There was another study that put SF as one of the top binge drinker cities and that was actually what I've noticed too when I've gone down to the bars over there. There are a lot of fresh out of school kids living in that city.