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I get what you're saying. I would be happy to hit eighty sitting on a couch. It seems where I live, in the Bay Area, the men seem lucky to live to 65, even th
by icantdrive55 9y ago
I get what you're saying. I would be happy to hit eighty sitting on a couch.
It seems where I live, in the Bay Area, the men seem lucky to live to 65, even the ones that exercise. I don't know why. I sometimes think it's our stressful lifestyle, and not going to church?
I bet your grandparents live in the Mid-West? I spent a month in Joplin Missouri, and was astonished to see so many people over 80 doing just everything.
This one guy was over 90, and still driving his car to see his girlfriend in Florida. The first time I met him, he was working on my buddy's air conditioning, in a shack in his back yard. That shop was sweltering. He shook my hand, and he saw me look at his chest scar. "That's my second. I told the doc to out in a zipper."
I'm too depressed to look up stats. My neighbors are dropping like flies. It's just weird. They are all high income too?
- zeroer 9y agoMen in San Francisco live 2 years longer than the national average. http://sf.curbed.com/2016/4/12/11415526/san-francisco-san-jose-life-expectancy-stanford http://sf.curbed.com/2016/4/12/11415526/san-francisco-san-jo...