We have an International Orange bridge. They have a tall green lady statue. San Francisco and New York City are different.

This long-held fact—touted by native San Franciscans and lamented by New York transplants—was made clear to ex-Googler and ex-Yahoo-er Sarah Cooper when she moved from the Bay Area to NYC, and then back to the SF again. Back in town for a year, the comedian, author, and blogger posted a series of comics on the differences of life in country's two most awesome cities. People could relate and found her stark style and commentary hilarious; now, she released part deux.

From our roadside 'tude to dating and the restaurant scene, get Cooper's take on life in Fog City and the Big Apple. // thecooperreview.com

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// Sarah Cooper is a writer, comedian and creator of TheCooperReview.com. Her first book, 100 Tricks to Appear Smart in Meetings is out now.