Helpful link on CA fires
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Originally Posted by senor_flojo,Sep 5 2009, 11:06 AM
I don't understand why anyone still lives in cali.
if there's not a fire, there's an earthquake, mudslides, riots, unbalanced state budgets.....
if there's not a fire, there's an earthquake, mudslides, riots, unbalanced state budgets.....
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Don't forget the 9.75% sales tax in Los Angeles too.
I still wouldn't choose to live elsewhere though. Just the weather alone makes up for all the other deficits, not to mention all the other perks. I can't find a decent restaurant in North Carolina where when I'm in Los Angeles I have a hard time choosing where to eat because there are so many good choices.
Even the terrain is diverse. You can go mountain biking/snowboarding (winter) in the morning and chill out at the beach in the afternoon. All the issues you guys mention are not everyday occurrences. They are few and far between.
I still wouldn't choose to live elsewhere though. Just the weather alone makes up for all the other deficits, not to mention all the other perks. I can't find a decent restaurant in North Carolina where when I'm in Los Angeles I have a hard time choosing where to eat because there are so many good choices.
Even the terrain is diverse. You can go mountain biking/snowboarding (winter) in the morning and chill out at the beach in the afternoon. All the issues you guys mention are not everyday occurrences. They are few and far between.