Re:Millennials Are Becoming Boomers
by clipsy on Monday August 19, 2024 @07:22PM
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It always seems to shock HNers, but there is in fact an entire country outside of the bay area where most of the US population lives.
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Re:Millennials Are Becoming Boomers
by UniverseHacker on Monday August 19, 2024 @08:55PM
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Sure, where homes are cheaper but salaries are more than proportionally lower, and the chances of a professional couple finding jobs in the same city are low. Which is why people move here…
Do the majority of people moving to the SF Bay have a two-body problem? I would have expected it overwhelmingly attracted the personally unattached who obtain long-term attachments there.
Re:Millennials Are Becoming Boomers
by UniverseHacker on Tuesday August 20, 2024 @01:03PM
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I was talking just about the people trying to buy single family homes- which probably have kids and a two body problem. I sure wouldn't bother even thinking about buying a house in the bay if I didn't have a family.
It's nice to see Americans having to suffer from the bay area peeps what the rest of the world suffers from them tbf
Re:Millennials Are Becoming Boomers
by UniverseHacker on Tuesday August 20, 2024 @02:20PM
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Complaining about Bay Area people on HN is like joining a dogsledding forum and complaining about Alaskans
Re:Millennials Are Becoming Boomers
by red-iron-pine on Tuesday August 20, 2024 @04:30PM
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you're on an english language forum based in California hosted by a San Fran tech incubator. if you don't want to hear about US issues you're in the wrong place.