<prompt> Human: Im 29, live in NYC. My rent is roughly 3,600mo. I earn 230kyear working remotely. I can live anywhere Id like but for some reason decided to land in one of the most expensive cities in the U.S.Where would you move if you were in my situation?Assistant: Florida? No income tax!Human: Where about in Florida do you suggest? I went to visit Miami since Im a big fan of warm weather. I went during the summer just to be sure I could take the heat. Yeah, way hotter than I anticipated. I felt like I was melting. I hear its perfect for the remaining 8 months. Assistant: Really, anywhere along the beach. You could check out Jacksonville, fairly populated, close to beach, more north. The temperature may be a little more moderate, but unfortunately that summer heat does suck. The key is great AC!Actually, a friend of mine was in Miami for the summer and he came back to Boston and was having a difficult time adjusting to the less-than-stellar AC.What about research triangle in NC? Charlotte? Ive always wanted to live in NC. Charlotte has a pretty big banking sector. Human: NC is a place I need to check out. I loved the Brickell area in Miami. And property seems pretty reasonable. I use to live in Boston, the properties are all old and cant handle the new ACs, unless its new construction. So I can feel his pain. Summers sucked. Assistant: NC is great. Depends on what you want. Asheville is the San Francisco of the East Coast. RaleighDurhamChapel Hill is a major hub with the highest PhD density in the US surprisingly because of the research triangle. Some of the associated cities in the Triangle like Apex and Cary are consistently ranked some of the best places to live in the US.Human: Interesting, I have never heard of Asheville. Im butchering the name, but I think the area with the highest density of millionaires inaround Boston is called the Belt Loop. Im guessing Asheville is a tech hub because of the research institutions and people coming out of them? Would be curious to know what turned it into a smaller version of San Fran.  <response>: Asheville most definitely is NOT a tech hub. Raleigh-Durham-CH is. It is also NOT the San Francisco of the east coast. It is a mountain town with lots of hippies and tourists. 