Oxford is small. It makes Knoxville seem big. Not many great jobs here.
I honestly think people in the town limits of Oxford are more cucked than the ones in Knoxville. Every neighborhood in Oxford is infested with college students, whereas Knoxville has much more segregated neighborhoods. If you buy a house in Oxford, your neighbors are likely to be renters, even in the nicer areas.
Both have very beautiful women.
I lived in a relatively wealthy area of Knoxville, and I would say the cost of living in Oxford is about 20% higher, even though the median income in Knoxville is much higher.
I actually prefer Knoxville, but I'm very curious as to what the other guy here who's lived in both towns has to say.
Oxford is small. It makes Knoxville seem big. Not many great jobs here.
I honestly think people in the town limits of Oxford are more cucked than the ones in Knoxville. Every neighborhood in Oxford is infested with college students, whereas Knoxville has much more segregated neighborhoods. If you buy a house in Oxford, your neighbors are likely to be renters, even in the nicer areas.
Both have very beautiful women.
I lived in a relatively wealthy area of Knoxville, and I would say the cost of living in Oxford is about 20% higher, even though the median income in Knoxville is much higher.
I actually prefer Knoxville, but I'm very curious as to what the other guy here who's lived in both towns has to say.