ThrowAwayBay

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   by ThrowAwayBay 6y ago

   Sure, but as a first generation tech immigrant, it made me feel transparent and ignored, since living in the south bay it feels like we are the majority or at least the single largest group. EDIT: Also, the title is The Three Bay Areas, n
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   by ThrowAwayBay 6y ago

   This ignores a huge chunk of the bay area: first generation tech immigrants. Not working class, not elites, not hip.
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   by ThrowAwayBay 6y ago

   Yeah, we're both playing chicken I guess, and they're good landlords and I think the feeling is mutual; plus they really lucked out to rent to someone working at a very stable company with low risk of layoffs at the moment. So I b
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   by ThrowAwayBay 6y ago

   My lease in Sunnyvale is ending in 3 months, already last month my landlord approached me and asked if I want to stay for an extra year at a 5% increase. I told him I'd like to take some time to think about it and see where things are