> If you think London is a particular way, it is probably because the bit of London you are in is that way. Not just London. Take this quote from the original

> If you think London is a particular way, it is probably because the bit of London you are in is that way. Not just London. Take this quote from the original article: > In San Francisco the predominant ways people make money is through selling or floating their startup - it’s about working hard and living frugally whilst working with your team For want of a better word, that's BS. Firstly that pre-supposes everyone working in tech in SF is in a position where they'd make money off their startup selling or floating (many startup employees aren't, and even then as a profitable exit is the exception, not the norm. Secondly, it discounts everyone quietly making significant amounts of money plugging away at a sizable tech company milking the RSUs over time (and that's a lot of people). I've lived in both cities, my experiences have been completely different.