Re:Nearly half of Bay Area residents say they want to leave
by jakecopp on Monday June 04, 2018 @01:18AM
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Found your comment really interesting, thanks!
Having traveled to both LA and SF briefly (from Sydney) my impression was that LA was much more sprawled and car-centric than SF. I really like cycling and public transport so I think I would struggle with LA.
Does the method of getting around have a role in which cities you prefer?
Also, why do there seem to be lots of people impersonating others in the Bay Area? I don't think I've ever met someone like that in Sydney - at least never realised.
Re:Nearly half of Bay Area residents say they want to leave
by Cofike on Wednesday June 06, 2018 @02:23PM
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This is exactly what I am talking about and proved my point. It's no where near as bad as you are describing. It may not be for you and what you are looking for but describing anyone who enjoys the Bay Area as someone who really just likes McDonalds but doesn't know better is ridiculous.
Re:Nearly half of Bay Area residents say they want to leave
by dmode on Sunday June 03, 2018 @10:07PM
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You need to get out more
Re:Nearly half of Bay Area residents say they want to leave
by rxhernandez on Sunday June 03, 2018 @11:15PM
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You need to live in more interesting places to know what someone, who gets out and complains about this barren husk of what used to be, looks like.
The only thing that might be better is: you're a hell of a lot closer to nature and it's a lot safer (I wouldn't be comfortable walking around LA past 1AM).
Ive lived in Tijuana (Mexico), near Juarez (Mexico), near Bern (Switzerland), 29 Palms (California), and Los Angeles and traveled all over western Europe and I have yet to find a place as homogenously boring and fake as the Bay Area. With the exception of Juarez I'd choose any of those places over the Bay.
I don't mean to be insulting (I'm really just upset at myself for moving to such an over priced boring place) but saying you're the only one in tech that likes living in San Francisco is like complaining that you are the only one who enjoys Mcdonalds; it's for good reason.