While there is great beauty in Houston, Texas and Bangs Texas, there are also distinctions that allow each location to stand out. I have opinions about places I've lived. Every place has its differences and I'm not sure there is one that really suits me well. These two places are night and day to each other, yet they are only four hours apart. They are diverse in variety of cultures, population and pollution levels. I was born in Houston, Texas and have lived there most of my life. I consider it my hometown and cherish many of the memories I formed there. I like the people and places of Houston. You can meet all kinds of people of different races in Houston, which I like. Anywhere from Asian, Filipino, African, Puerto Rican, African American and many more. Some of my best friends were African American. You can literally drive around Houston, one minute find yourself in a community that will make you feel like you're visiting Asia, and the next minute you'll find yourself traveling through Mexico. There is so much variety and diversity in Houston that some can sometimes confuse the races, for example: Chinese and Japanese. They may have some similarities, but they are still very different breeds. There are many varieties of cultures in Houston. Not so at Bangs Texas, I believe you can get more variety at Kentucky Fried Chicken. There are two races in that city. You have your whites and you have your Hispanics. There are no African Americans, Asians, Filipinos or other races in that city. It has nothing to do with discrimination, there is simply no other race residing in that city. So I had to make new friends with all the white boys and girls. There is nothing wrong with that, just that there were few Hispanics residing in the city. All the Hispanics were my friends too. The variety of cultures is very limited in Bangs. He was white and Hispanic, that's it. One thing I hated about Houston was the population. The city simply has too many people crammed into too little space.