Well, it would make sense that the people who left California feel unhappy with California; Not that it's what you were saying, but just because it's likely tha

Well, it would make sense that the people who left California feel unhappy with California; Not that it's what you were saying, but just because it's likely that those who left the state are unahppy with it, that does not mean most people in California are unhappy with it. In fact, I love California so much that I buckled the popular media narrative and moved _from_ Texas _to_ California. Funnily enough, people talk about the California-to-Texas pipeline as if it's a new thing, but it's been an observed phenomenon since at least 2005, and it's a lot smaller than the media would have you think (usually net ~40k year leave CA for TX, with about 80k going to Texas and 40k coming from Texas). That is 0.1% migration. https://kinder.rice.edu/urbanedge/2021/03/03/californians-moving-to-texas-covid-migration https://kinder.rice.edu/urbanedge/2021/03/03/californians-mo...