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If ever, then I have only driven through a tip of Texas.
but, about 2 years ago, I drove in to LA and to Santa Monica.
It was still snowing in Colorado at the time (where I came from, driving to California)
but whilst I tan well, I was burnt bad in Santa Monica within one hour.
but, the amount of people in LA.
Horrible.
It disgusted me.
I couldn't enjoy my self at all.
I stopped at a Walmart and the amount of people was horrible.
but now, I am considering to visit either San Antonion/Austin area of Texas
else Sacramento area of California.
Only because both are about 1.5 to 2 hours from the ocean and because I can make money in those areas.
but what is the difference that I would be looking at?
I have travelled much of the US but LA made me horrified and I left immediately after spending that one hour on the ocean and the little time of driving through the cities.
I stayed there overnight but I was in shock of how many humans and the smog and a car half way rolled off of the hollywood mountain after coming down from the mountain after 15 minutes (car was not rolled off while coming up the mountain) and a pan handler cussing at anyone who didn't give him money at the light.
Only because both are about 1.5 to 2 hours from the ocean and because I can make money in those areas.
Austin and/or San Antonio only 1.5 to 2 hours from the ocean? That might be stretching it a bit. If you are on the S/SE fringes of San Antonio and going to Corpus or Port Aransas you might be able to make it in 2-2.5. From Austin, you are looking at a 3-4 hour drive.
Austin and/or San Antonio only 1.5 to 2 hours from the ocean? That might be stretching it a bit. If you are on the S/SE fringes of San Antonio and going to Corpus or Port Aransas you might be able to make it in 2-2.5. From Austin, you are looking at a 3-4 hour drive.
I live in New Braunfels north of San Antonio and it takes me just over 2 hours to get to Corpus and 2.5 hours to Rockport. I go a couple times a year.
Sacramento will be full & terrible like the rest of California soon. Housing prices are already on the rise, and so is the amount of people going there. I currently live in the Bay Area, and thankfully I am moving elsewhere in March for a job relocation.
I will forever avoid California like the plague once I leave.
Sacramento will be full & terrible like the rest of California soon. Housing prices are already on the rise, and so is the amount of people going there. I currently live in the Bay Area, and thankfully I am moving elsewhere in March for a job relocation.
I will forever avoid California like the plague once I leave.
Just because you’re being forced out the state doesn’t make it and the City of Sac a “terrible place.” There is a reason people are moving to the area partly due to the affordability- although that is rapidly changing but the job market has picked up and the city is on the rise.
Just because you’re being forced out the state doesn’t make it and the City of Sac a “terrible place.” There is a reason people are moving to the area partly due to the affordability- although that is rapidly changing but the job market has picked up and the city is on the rise.
Forced out is beyond a stretch, I make plenty of $$$ to afford the Bay Area (which is way more expensive than Sacramento). I simply hate this extreme liberal place. It’s not the place for me, and I’m okay with that.
If ever, then I have only driven through a tip of Texas.
but, about 2 years ago, I drove in to LA and to Santa Monica.
It was still snowing in Colorado at the time (where I came from, driving to California)
but whilst I tan well, I was burnt bad in Santa Monica within one hour.
but, the amount of people in LA.
Horrible.
It disgusted me.
I couldn't enjoy my self at all.
I stopped at a Walmart and the amount of people was horrible.
but now, I am considering to visit either San Antonion/Austin area of Texas
else Sacramento area of California.
Only because both are about 1.5 to 2 hours from the ocean and because I can make money in those areas.
but what is the difference that I would be looking at?
I have travelled much of the US but LA made me horrified and I left immediately after spending that one hour on the ocean and the little time of driving through the cities.
I stayed there overnight but I was in shock of how many humans and the smog and a car half way rolled off of the hollywood mountain after coming down from the mountain after 15 minutes (car was not rolled off while coming up the mountain) and a pan handler cussing at anyone who didn't give him money at the light.
Austin is at least 3 to 4 hours from the Gulf
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