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> ... Palmdale and Lancaster in the Antelope Valley as well as the Inland Empire area. These areas ... are very close to Los Angeles and all of its amenities.
by scruple 6y ago
> ... Palmdale and Lancaster in the Antelope Valley as well as the Inland Empire area. These areas ... are very close to Los Angeles and all of its amenities.
Have you lived in SoCal before? Because this reads as kind of naive about the traffic patterns down here. I'm not trying to discourage you or anything but there's a certain reality you have to be capable of accepting about driving distance to driving time in SoCal, otherwise you will be absolutely miserable living here.
- linguae 6y agoI spent a summer in Palmdale to do an internship with an aerospace company, and pre-COVID I used to go to SoCal a few times per year to visit friends and attend concerts. I wouldn’t want to commute from the Antelope Valley to Los Angeles every day due to the legendary traffic there. However, if I work remotely, then the commute to Los Angeles becomes less of a problem. There’s also the Metrolink train, which I took whenever I wanted to explore the LA area (I didn’t have a car at the time of my internship).