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You're right, you can't have anything like that in SF. (Well, there are some pretty nice forests nearby.) You also can't have any of the culture and city life
by abalone 10y ago
You're right, you can't have anything like that in SF. (Well, there are some pretty nice forests nearby.)
You also can't have any of the culture and city life that a major city like SF has. You see easily 10x as many people in a day in SF than you see all week in a semi-rural town in the Midwest. There's 10 cafes within a 10 minute walk. The nightlife is extensive and amazing. The restaurant scene, world class.
And that's fine if it has no value to you. But clearly for many there is more to consider than just cost of living and space. There is a reason startup hubs happen in major cities.
- humbleMouse 10y agoI don't think the nightlife is extensive and amazing in san francisco. Everything closes @9pm and there is nowhere to go!
- abalone 10y agoUm, bars close at 2am? I am hard pressed to think of anywhere, even a restaurant that closes at 9pm. Certainly "extensive and amazing" is open to debate (can't hold a candle to NYC for example)... but objectively there are vastly more options than a small midwestern city.