Looking to move to CA

[misguided03]

Aren't six employers are week moving out of CA?

I read somewhere it was voted the last place to have a business recently.

Yup I have read the very same. The problem is they tax the holy fuck out of everything here and every year the deficit gets bigger so they tax harder and continue to cut everything but welfare fuckin democrats

 

[EarthRider]

Yup I have read the very same. The problem is they tax the holy fuck out of everything here and every year the deficit gets bigger so they tax harder and continue to cut everything but welfare fuckin democrats

So what will Cali do about it, continue to elect a democrat and watch history repeat itself and all the while wondering why things aren't any better

 

[bakemeacookie]

Lots of shiny happy white people and marines. Not many jobs as it's a small city. About it.

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[lartinos]

Where do you currently live?

 

[Lestat]

Its not the nicest area that is for sure. Main complaint is that it is at least 30 mins from downtown San Diego and the airport. It is coastal which is really nice, you can get some cool places there. Not upscale by any means. CEO was right when he said "quaint."

Also due to the proximity of a military base, its got quite of bit of military guys and some families there.

 

[ceo]

its nice..id go further north tho to huntington beach or redondo..san diego sucks dick

You're right. Some shithole in the midwest is much better.

 

[pdaddyII]

its nice..id go further north tho to huntington beach or redondo..san diego sucks dick

This

 

[misguided03]

So what will Cali do about it, continue to elect a democrat and watch history repeat itself and all the while wondering why things aren't any better

With out being racist the majority of Californians want something for free so the dems lie to them and they get elected over and over.

 

[ceo]

San Diego is awful. Don't move here.

 

[kx250rider]

I don't know a lot about Oceanside, but it's not "the 'hood". It's expensive, as is any beach town. The only thing that would be a constant problem, for San Diego County, is that you get new illegal aliens running in & out of traffic across Hwy 5, and also trespassing on private property. There are even signs to warn about freeway jaywalkers. Other than that, it's as nice a place as any, I'd say. Manhattan Beach is nice if you want to spend $5mil on a 500-sq ft house built in 1910 and retrofitted with electricity and indoor plumbing later into the 20s, and has no yard, and if you're retired and don't need to drive in or out during the daytime traffic. The great thing about Manhattan Beach is that you can lean out the bedroom window and borrow a condom from the neighbor; houses are nearly touching. Huntington Beach (central Orange County coast) is very nice too, and maybe a little less expensive and with more employment and industry than San Diego or the yuppie Los Angeles beaches such as Manhattan. Long Beach IS the 'hood in the opinions of many people, except for a few small exclusive areas like Belmont Shore.

In general, Mr Plunkey is right; I'd think twice about CA at all, if I wanted a good job.

Charles