| Comment | I'm not trying to be hyperbolic. I've lived in other cities in the UK (London, Edinburgh) as well as cities in other countries too. Yes, living in a city comes hand in hand with litter, fly-tipping and a general kind of filth. That's likely inescapable - but it's a matter of degree. Glasgow is dirty *throughout* the city. Like even in the 'nice' bits can be bogging. Compare that to London/Edinburgh/Manchester, where, in my experience, those cities at least make an effort to clean the most visited parts of the city, for tourists reasons if nothing else. Can the same be said about Glasgow? Some areas are dirtier than others, but *no* area feels clean in the way that Amsterdam, Nantes, Vienna, Madrid or countless other cities feel. |
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