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Star080, 04 March 2017, 20:39
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sumosloths wrote:
I've lived in the Bay Area my whole life and it's still my favorite place in the world. Even if you're not into cars, there's just always something to do and things to see and places to go and people to meet. It's a really beautiful place too, so many different environments all in one big state. I'm not sure how easy it is to move here now since the cost of living is so high, I'm just lucky enough to already be here.

Also Teslas. Teslas everywhere.


When I went to San Francisco last August I saw so many Priuses on the road.
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texascar, 05 March 2017, 18:36
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I was born and lived in the bay area for quite a bit of time but that was before I was interested in spotting exotic cars. But in a year 3 months of my vacation is in California. Priuses are really annoying but all the teslas make up for them.It is not exceptionally good spotting in SFO but L.A makes up for it. I have a lot of family in California too
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cargame_parker, 06 March 2017, 16:22
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By the way your talking I'm assuming your talking about somewhere in Southern California, or a big city in California. I was young when I lived in California but my parents talk about it a lot, and my mom is from the Bay Area. I also might be moving back to Los Angeles soon, so I have been researching similar topics and threads.

Basically, it's a big expensive state with a lot of things to do and a lot of geographic diversity and people as well. Your paying a lot but you also get a lot. It's more connected than in New York, the people arent nessesarily super kind but they aren't bitter like in NY. People kind of just keep to thier groups, at least in Los Angeles. I think Bay Area people are a little more personal, in my opinion. People in San Diego are really nice though. It's also socially competitive, status is a huge thing.

If your curious about celebrities, you might run into some each week but they sort of blend in. Your not going to see a Kardashian being swarmed by Paparazzi too often but you'll see it from time to time. That's your chance to freak out don't do it when your in the grocery store with them.

But of course, LA is beautiful. Polluted but beautiful.

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Hrug, 25 January 2020, 16:33
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Penguins22, 26 January 2020, 18:30
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sumosloths wrote:
I've lived in the Bay Area my whole life and it's still my favorite place in the world. Even if you're not into cars, there's just always something to do and things to see and places to go and people to meet. It's a really beautiful place too, so many different environments all in one big state. I'm not sure how easy it is to move here now since the cost of living is so high, I'm just lucky enough to already be here.

Also Teslas. Teslas everywhere.


Gorgeous city, loved San Fran when I visited, lots to do and I loved venturing down to like the pier for lunch or find a restaurant by the water for dinner. Personally I couldn't see myself living directly, Any surrounding areas you'd recommend?

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sumosloths, 28 January 2020, 02:26
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Penguins22 wrote:
sumosloths wrote:
I've lived in the Bay Area my whole life and it's still my favorite place in the world. Even if you're not into cars, there's just always something to do and things to see and places to go and people to meet. It's a really beautiful place too, so many different environments all in one big state. I'm not sure how easy it is to move here now since the cost of living is so high, I'm just lucky enough to already be here.

Also Teslas. Teslas everywhere.


Gorgeous city, loved San Fran when I visited, lots to do and I loved venturing down to like the pier for lunch or find a restaurant by the water for dinner. Personally I couldn't see myself living directly, Any surrounding areas you'd recommend?

Honestly, not a lot of people actually live in San Francisco (SF population is like 800k), most people live in the surrounding suburbs. I live in South San Francisco, which is a different city a few miles away, and I think it's a great location. I'm still close to SF, but I'm also close to the rest of the area. I would really like to someday live up in the hills in one of the towns further south, like Burlingame, San Carlos, or even Palo Alto or Woodside. The problem is that those areas are super expensive - like, the most expensive in the world - so there isn't much hope that I'll ever afford a place there.

There are cheaper areas in the north bay and the east bay, but traffic can be so bad that it takes hours to get into the city. I do like San Jose, but traffic is also really bad there and it is still pretty expensive.
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Penguins22, 28 January 2020, 21:13
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haha I feel ur pain, are there any areas that aren't super expensive or experiencing an over abundant amount of traffic.

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sumosloths, 28 January 2020, 21:48
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Penguins22 wrote:
haha I feel ur pain, are there any areas that aren't super expensive or experiencing an over abundant amount of traffic.

I guess some of the places on the coast would fit that description, like Pacifica. You'd still sometimes encounter traffic if you want to leave the area though, and traffic has gotten worse there in the past year or so.

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from South San Francisco, California
DannyGrahan, 30 January 2020, 10:53
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Recently I was in Australia on business! A month before arriving in Melbourne, I booked a Renault Fluense car at bookingauto. A week before arrival, they told me that they could not provide me with this car, but for the same price I was offered a new Toyota Corolla. Replacing the car was very pleased.

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sumosloths, 07 February 2020, 22:59
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DannyGrahan wrote:
Recently I was in Australia on business! A month before arriving in Melbourne, I booked a Renault Fluense car at bookingauto. A week before arrival, they told me that they could not provide me with this car, but for the same price I was offered a new Toyota Corolla. Replacing the car was very pleased.

This was extremely off-topic, this is obviously an ad, and on top of that the Renault Fluence isn't even sold in Australia.

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Basur1981, 21 March 2020, 05:35
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