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> you loose in career opportunities , weather / outdoor activities, quality of food, and cultural enrichment for your children Hehe, this generalization is way
by dbrueck 3y ago
> you loose in career opportunities , weather / outdoor activities, quality of food, and cultural enrichment for your children
Hehe, this generalization is way off the mark. It's ok to live in a coastal/urban/whatever area simply because you like it - no need to tell yourself stories to justify it. :)
- marssaxman 3y agoWhat makes you think there is a difference? Seemingly the "story" here is just an explanation of what the person likes about it.
- dbrueck 3y agoSure, except that they stated subjective measurements as if they were objective measurements.
- thatfrenchguy 3y agoI mean all of those are technically objective measurements: "career opportunities , weather / outdoor activities, quality of food, and cultural enrichment for your children". It's hard to beat the career opportunities (so far), the weather / outdoor activities ( https://weatherspark.com https://weatherspark.com is awesome weather wise, and a trip to google maps will easily tell you the range of outdoor activities), the quality of food (that you'll have to discover by yourself), and the diversity of cultural enrichment activities for you and your children (same). It'll cost you plenty of money to live in the bay area for sure, but there's a reason for that.