> Since DFW is so spread out, many suburbs don't have public transportation or limited transportation.
Depending upon your outlook, this can also be seen as a positive as the maintainability of very-infrequently-used public transportation in very spread out suburbs can have much higher cost than benefit as opposed to the inner cities. If you crave culture, it's not for you, but if you crave peace and quiet you will be happy (outside of the city of course).
> I am struggling to find other things to complain about...
Liquor laws, bar laws, and gambling laws are some. But in the scheme of things, yes, very few things to complain about.
Depending upon your outlook, this can also be seen as a positive as the maintainability of very-infrequently-used public transportation in very spread out suburbs can have much higher cost than benefit as opposed to the inner cities. If you crave culture, it's not for you, but if you crave peace and quiet you will be happy (outside of the city of course).
> I am struggling to find other things to complain about...
Liquor laws, bar laws, and gambling laws are some. But in the scheme of things, yes, very few things to complain about.