Would you rather live in Greenland or Puerto Rico?

[TDAS04]

Would you rather live in Greenland or Puerto Rico?

[Rand]

Nice try, but everyone knows Puerto Rico translates to Greenland in English.

[Samof94]

Would you rather live in Greenland or Puerto Rico?

PR as I am an American.

[SnowLabrador]

Puerto Rico. Greenland would be incredibly lonely.

[Mr. Smith]

Greenland

Cooler, drier, and less car dependency.

[bagelman]

https://weatherspark.com/compare/y/27814~29787/Comparison-of-the-Average-Weather-in-San-Juan-and-Nuuk

The climate of San Juan, PR, seems designed to repel me. But I'm far more likely to find economic opportunity in PR.

[Santander]

San Juan is a miserable city, but Nuuk isn't exactly Copenhagen, either. Puerto Rico at least has practical ways to get off the island.

[ingemann]

San Juan is a miserable city, but Nuuk isn't exactly Copenhagen, either. Puerto Rico at least has practical ways to get off the island.

As a Dane I would prefer Greenland, but that’s because I could find a well paying job, do somewhat well and still have access to Danish healthcare. But if I didn’t speak Danish I would choose PR. Only half the population speak Danish and it’s far worse with English. Of course pretty much everyone in the civil service and health sector speak English, but that’s because they’re Danes.

[Meclazine for Israel]

Any excuse to post this:

Puerto Rico

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cv9BNyJNRPp/

[Dr. Arch]

Hmm... I dunno. 👀

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Trump tried to trade Puerto Rico for Greenland while the Spanish tried to trade Puerto Rico for Gibraltar.

[Middle-aged Europe]

Puerto Rico!

[Aurelius2]

San Juan is a miserable city, but Nuuk isn't exactly Copenhagen, either. Puerto Rico at least has practical ways to get off the island.

Yeah. Normally I'm a sucker for whatever the wilder, colder, less urban option is in these polls, so Greenland should in theory be a lock for me, but it's insanely remote and hard to get to. If were living in Nuuk, Greenland's largest city, and wanted to visit family in the US, I'd have to:

1. Fly from Nuuk to Kangerlussuaq (Nuuk's airport is too short for transatlantic flights, so Kangerlussuaq is the hub)
2. Fly from Kangerlussuaq across the Atlantic to Copenhagen
3. Fly back across the Atlantic again to finally get to the US (and Copenhagen has very limited direct flights to the US, so it would almost certainly be at least a two-hop flight)

Puerto Rico is just a quick hop across the Gulf of Mexico.

[Lechasseur]

Puerto Rico

[Mr. Smith]

San Juan is a miserable city, but Nuuk isn't exactly Copenhagen, either. Puerto Rico at least has practical ways to get off the island.

Yeah. Normally I'm a sucker for whatever the wilder, colder, less urban option is in these polls, so Greenland should in theory be a lock for me, but it's insanely remote and hard to get to. If were living in Nuuk, Greenland's largest city, and wanted to visit family in the US, I'd have to:

1. Fly from Nuuk to Kangerlussuaq (Nuuk's airport is too short for transatlantic flights, so Kangerlussuaq is the hub)
2. Fly from Kangerlussuaq across the Atlantic to Copenhagen
3. Fly back across the Atlantic again to finally get to the US (and Copenhagen has very limited direct flights to the US, so it would almost certainly be at least a two-hop flight)

Puerto Rico is just a quick hop across the Gulf of Mexico.

You can literally fly to Iceland from Nuuk directly, and Iceland is a very built hub for trans-Atlantic stops both ways.

[Santander]

San Juan is a miserable city, but Nuuk isn't exactly Copenhagen, either. Puerto Rico at least has practical ways to get off the island.

Yeah. Normally I'm a sucker for whatever the wilder, colder, less urban option is in these polls, so Greenland should in theory be a lock for me, but it's insanely remote and hard to get to. If were living in Nuuk, Greenland's largest city, and wanted to visit family in the US, I'd have to:

1. Fly from Nuuk to Kangerlussuaq (Nuuk's airport is too short for transatlantic flights, so Kangerlussuaq is the hub)
2. Fly from Kangerlussuaq across the Atlantic to Copenhagen
3. Fly back across the Atlantic again to finally get to the US (and Copenhagen has very limited direct flights to the US, so it would almost certainly be at least a two-hop flight)

Puerto Rico is just a quick hop across the Gulf of Mexico.

You can literally fly to Iceland from Nuuk directly, and Iceland is a very built hub for trans-Atlantic stops both ways.

Yes, you don't have to backtrack all the way to Copenhagen (it is much more common to get to Greenland via Iceland), but the limited, cancellation-prone flights to Iceland from Nuuk are 3 hours on a Dash 8 Classic.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

Puerto Rico because of the climate.

And yes i'd take the hurricanes over the cold.

[RFK Jr.’s Brain Worm]

I hate humidity, but I’d pick Puerto Rico any day of the week.