Your post is so much more authentic then the authors. It used to be you moved to Austin and got acclimated to the area, you learned how other people lived here

Your post is so much more authentic then the authors. It used to be you moved to Austin and got acclimated to the area, you learned how other people lived here. Then people started moving in so fast, they didn't take the time to learn 'the ways of the people', and then turned around and started teaching new people their version of Austin, and after a while, it got to be unrecognizable. I spent my 20s and 30s in Austin and loved every minute of it. I would not trade it. I left this year after getting nearly double what I paid for my property. It was an amazing ride, but it's something else now, I hope the spirit stays alive.