Socal vs East Coast
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You will never be on your death bed and say, "Boy, I wish I never moved to California!" But you may be on your death bed and say, "Boy, I wish I took more risks and enjoyed life more."
I say for for it. If you decide in a year or so that the rat race isn't worth it, you can always move back. There's no shame in trying something new and realizing it isn't for you.
I say for for it. If you decide in a year or so that the rat race isn't worth it, you can always move back. There's no shame in trying something new and realizing it isn't for you.
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Americans are starting to smarten up and move to cities where the cost of living isn't putting them in the grave prematurely.
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Americans are starting to smarten up and move to cities where the cost of living isn't putting them in the grave prematurely.
>>Or, we are sheep continually being herded to locations that provide the lowest infrastructure/labor costs destined to premature graves. Same rat race, different track. Overall, one is better off in a high cost of living area since a worker will have the same percent of disposable income vs a lower cost of living area and 10% of a 100 is greater than 10% of 75.
>>Or, we are sheep continually being herded to locations that provide the lowest infrastructure/labor costs destined to premature graves. Same rat race, different track. Overall, one is better off in a high cost of living area since a worker will have the same percent of disposable income vs a lower cost of living area and 10% of a 100 is greater than 10% of 75.
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