[MrPrena]

This is why TX is getting really attractive. There are many tech companies going into TX, and their cost of living is far lower than anywhere.

Earn less and live like a king.

I earned much more in Los Angeles, and live like a peasant. I don't live like a king here, but I do live like an middle class.

[Whostheboss]

Originally Posted by MrPrena

This is why TX is getting really attractive. There are many tech companies going into TX, and their cost of living is far lower than anywhere.

Earn less and live like a king.

I earned much more in Los Angeles, and live like a peasant. I don't live like a king here, but I do live like an middle class.

I bet the Women are better too.

[MrPrena]

Originally Posted by Whostheboss

I bet the Women are better too.

Better, but not easier.
In S.CA, they are naive. All people have to do is accidentally drop the bank/money market statement, and they will put themselves on the silver platter. With that and fairly decent sense of humor, S.CA gals are extremely easy (pretty, smart, educated, good career gals included).

[Whostheboss]

@MrPrena

I don't really care if they're easy or not. I'm just fed up with the fake Women on the East coast.

[Billup]

Originally Posted by Whostheboss

@MrPrena

I don't really care if they're easy or not. I'm just fed up with the fake Women on the East coast.

Even a boss should know that women are fake on every coast.


They are everywhere...., like they are planted around earth just to mess with us.

[UncleWede]

I recall recently something along the lines of God promising a perfect, demure, real woman in every corner of the world,






Then he made it round.

[FC4]

Originally Posted by Whostheboss

My mother has always told me that everything happens for a reason.

This is the most profound takeaway from your experience. Your mother is a very insightful woman. On a spiritual journey I embarked on filled with deep self-discovery throughout the spiritual centers of Southeast Asia, learning that everything happens for no reason was critical in moving on to deeper elements in life.

Prior to this awakening, I had thought that some things happened for no reason at all. But in the end, you realize that everything, no matter what it is, happens for some explainable reason.

Girls with daddy issues being consoled by their best friends while crying for the myriad of reasons they cry for have been told this for years.

[LwaLt]

Whostheboss Sometimes the bad things that happen in our lives put us directly on the path to the best things that will ever happen to us.

[Whostheboss]

Originally Posted by Billup

Even a boss should know that women are fake on every coast.


They are everywhere...., like they are planted around earth just to mess with us.

Originally Posted by UncleWede

I recall recently something along the lines of God promising a perfect, demure, real woman in every corner of the world,








Then he made it round.

Hahaha

I know i know but the ones here a psychos. Psychos in that they watch 'Reality' TV and believe what they see. Majority of them here are caught up on having the most instagram likes and facebook friends. It's crazy.

[954Stealth]

Stay out of south Florida, bro. not trying to be a "one upper" but you havent seen crazy or fake until you've seen these boca/FTL/miami bitc*es

[NemesisX]

Originally Posted by MrPrena

This is why TX is getting really attractive. There are many tech companies going into TX, and their cost of living is far lower than anywhere.

Earn less and live like a king.

I earned much more in Los Angeles, and live like a peasant. I don't live like a king here, but I do live like an middle class.

Do it, Prena! Everyone loves to laugh about the million dollar shacks you get in high cost of living areas like California.

Here's what $1M nabs you in San Antonio, Texas:

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6-...26476133_zpid/

The problem is that it's San Antonio

[MrPrena]

Originally Posted by Whostheboss

@MrPrena

I don't really care if they're easy or not. I'm just fed up with the fake Women on the East coast.

I found my wife in West Los Angeles, but she was originally from Columbus OH.
It was like finding needle in a haystack, but I did it.

Originally Posted by NemesisX

Do it, Prena! Everyone loves to laugh about the million dollar shacks you get in high cost of living areas like California.

Here's what $1M nabs you in San Antonio, Texas:

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6-...26476133_zpid/

The problem is that it's San Antonio

Oh man.... I am drooling.
I am seriously thinking to get the heck out of CO, because my hypertension and severe RA started when I lived here. I went back to Los Angeles for few weeks, and my BP went down to normal, and my joint pain disappeared.

I am looking at a house next HOA down, and it is not even near close to that San Antonio house. Cost 2x more too.
Since, I am a fan of financing, I am going to wait it out a little.



House needs Some landscaping which i can do, but basement needs to be done too.

[Whostheboss]

Damn, that's really good for a $Mil. I didn't know San Antonio was that cheap.

[davis449]

Originally Posted by NemesisX

Do it, Prena! Everyone loves to laugh about the million dollar shacks you get in high cost of living areas like California.

Here's what $1M nabs you in San Antonio, Texas:

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6-...26476133_zpid/

The problem is that it's San Antonio

There's nothing wrong with living here. I'd rather be here than anywhere else in this state, save DFW (I've lived in Midland, Lubbock, Plano, and Cypress so I've been around and traveled to every corner). The Hill Country is beautiful. San Antonio has a lot of REALLY nice places to live here and, like any city, some really crappy areas as well. Where in TX are you?

Oh man.... I am drooling.
I am seriously thinking to get the heck out of CO, because my hypertension and severe RA started when I lived here. I went back to Los Angeles for few weeks, and my BP went down to normal, and my joint pain disappeared.

I am looking at a house next HOA down, and it is not even near close to that San Antonio house. Cost 2x more too.
Since, I am a fan of financing, I am going to wait it out a little.

You should. My parents have been trying to talk me into moving up there to Denver for the last 10 years. Fuck that. Been there enough to know that's NOT where I wanna be. My sister bought a $350K house, in Denver proper, in the Colorado Blvd. and I-25 area (west of 25). It's an old shack, pretty much. I was told by them and my parents that it was a "deal" there. Should've seen the house I owned and the neighborhood I owned it in for five yrs. here for $150K less...

Damn, that's really good for a $Mil. I didn't know San Antonio was that cheap.

Yeah, $1M buys you a mansion here...literally.

[JasonCSU]

Originally Posted by davis449

You should. My parents have been trying to talk me into moving up there to Denver for the last 10 years. Fuck that. Been there enough to know that's NOT where I wanna be. My sister bought a $350K house, in Denver proper, in the Colorado Blvd. and I-25 area (west of 25). It's an old shack, pretty much. I was told by them and my parents that it was a "deal" there. Should've seen the house I owned and the neighborhood I owned it in for five yrs. here for $150K less...

Glad to hear you don't want to be here. Please tell other people not to move here as well. It seems many people have discovered the paradise that is the front range of CO and started moving here in droves over the last several years causing traffic and the cost of living to dramatically increase.

[davis449]

Originally Posted by JasonCSU

Glad to hear you don't want to be here. Please tell other people not to move here as well. It seems many people have discovered the paradise that is the front range of CO and started moving here in droves over the last several years causing traffic and the cost of living to dramatically increase.

Only if you tell the Californians to stop moving HERE.

[JasonCSU]

Originally Posted by davis449

Only if you tell the Californians to stop moving HERE.

Haha, deal!

[capt_slow]

Originally Posted by MrPrena

I earned much more in Los Angeles, and live like a peasant.

+1

I'm experiencing this first hand. Was offered a near 6-figure salary in OC. Budgeting things as a single, no kids, and living alone is a tad difficult.

Still gonna take the job since I grew up in SoCal and pay-raise is simply a cost-of-living adjustment to what I make now.

[Whostheboss]

Originally Posted by 954Stealth

Stay out of south Florida, bro. not trying to be a "one upper" but you havent seen crazy or fake until you've seen these boca/FTL/miami bitc*es

LOL!