>San Francisco, which has gotten increasingly expensive, crowded and filled with carbon-copy tech bros who drone on about their start-ups. They talked about how

>San Francisco, which has gotten increasingly expensive, crowded and filled with carbon-copy tech bros who drone on about their start-ups. They talked about how they were resetting their lives, how stressed they had been in tech and how they were getting over burnout. They talked about the tech parties they had attended and complained that the celebrations revolved around work. Ironic the bubbles we create end up making the city you live in "carbon copied". Take public transit, volunteer, meet some locals, there are plenty of people who live in SF that don't work in tech.