Re:Landlords are trying not to rent to startups in San Franc...
by jerrac on Friday July 31, 2015 @09:37AM
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A couple days for a conference.
From what I've read in this topic and elsewhere, the cost of living is very high.
I'd rather not live in a city with as much of a chance of an earthquake as SF has. Living in a known disaster area just seems kinda off...
Then there's just personal preference.
I live in a city of less that 200K, and I find it to be larger than I like. The other day I hit stop and go traffic in a larger city, and found myself wondering why anyone would subject themselves to that on a regular basis. Or subject themselves to crowded mass transit systems, those crowds are a big part of why I use my car instead in my city.
From what I've read in this topic and elsewhere, the cost of living is very high.
I'd rather not live in a city with as much of a chance of an earthquake as SF has. Living in a known disaster area just seems kinda off...
Then there's just personal preference.
I live in a city of less that 200K, and I find it to be larger than I like. The other day I hit stop and go traffic in a larger city, and found myself wondering why anyone would subject themselves to that on a regular basis. Or subject themselves to crowded mass transit systems, those crowds are a big part of why I use my car instead in my city.
And so on...