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Old 10-28-2007, 09:14 PM
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Default Sunnyvale, San Jose, San Francisco, Mountain View, or Burbank?
Which city should I live in?

Let's say that the specific (programming) job I get doesn't matter to me, just the city.

I have a ton of student loans to pay off, I probably won't have a car, and I'm more a quiet guy (though I might have to be more social to survive LIFE).

Which city?
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Well, I'm partial to San Francisco (obviously), and my second choice of those would be Mtn. View... considering you don't have a car, SF would be a more logical choice, since you'll need one in the other towns. But it all depends on what you specifically like, in terms of weather, scenery, cost-of-living, entertainment, and so forth.
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All great cities, but if you have no car and will be relying on transit, San Francisco is really the only choice imo.
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