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As a non-vampire, I have to laugh at "quality of life." You can't use those tax savings, or any amount of money for that matter, to buy a clear day in January.
by crystaldev 7y ago
As a non-vampire, I have to laugh at "quality of life." You can't use those tax savings, or any amount of money for that matter, to buy a clear day in January. Not to mention the wildly different personalities cultivated by each climate.
- jandrewrogers 7y agoMost of the great cities of northern Europe have winter climate that is similar to or worse than Seattle, and many are at higher latitudes. So yes, if you solely define "quality of life" as "lots of winter sun", you will find yourself disagreeing with most popular benchmarks for quality of life.
- existencebox 7y agoPlease excuse what would otherwise be a glib comment, only writing this because I peeked out my window (seattle) and got a good chuckle out of your making this statement on the one day I can make this joke: It's fine; we don't need money to buy a clear day in January, just for someone on the internet to assert we don't have any for nature to go "Oh no they didn't." (full disclosure it is a little cloudy but the sun is definitely out, and it's gorgeous.)
- crystaldev 7y agoI'll try to assert that you don't have any sun more often then :)