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Wtf? You have never been to NYC if you think LA can match it pound for pound. LA trumps SF as a city, but neither California cities come close to NYC. You have to be on drugs to think that, take a walk in DT Brooklyn alone and you will be pressed to find a downtown better than LA's and that's needless to say Manhattan is a whole another animal
You an expert? You a cop or something? Telling me where I am from or not from. You live in a hickery irrelevant town that prides itself with a downtown called "sundance square" with murals of cows and bulls in the second rate and second fiddle city of Fort Worth and you want to tell me where I have been and where I havent?
Stick to what you know old man, youre starting to cross the line now
So along with not knowing anything about CA climates you also don't know how to read critically. Interesting
Point out where I once said that LA matches NYC. I'm beginning to think you are intoxicated.
You an expert? You a cop or something? Telling me where I am from or not from. You live in a hickery irrelevant town that prides itself with a downtown called "sundance square" with murals of cows and bulls in the second rate and second fiddle city of Fort Worth and you want to tell me where I have been and where I havent?
Stick to what you know old man, youre starting to cross the line now
Yes as a matter of fact I am an expert. Cop? Not so much. I can tell you're an east coaster, its too easy to see.
revolving your life around fun in the sun "activities" and paying top dollar for it, yes. It is an attitude that annoyed me about both FL and CA (have lived in both places) so I'm not just talking out of my a$$. They are strikingly similar in attitude, and the people are fickle to cold weather in both. I think CA and west coast in general attracts a lot of naturalist/sensitive/touchy feely personalities. Probably a lot of "SF"'s on the MBTI personality test, as well as type B personalities. Nothing wrong with that at all, I have many friends who prefer that kind of stuff, I'm just not one of them. All subjective I suppose, I am only opining. I do feel strongly about it however.
Well, you think a person's preference for comfortable weather makes them shallow, so perhaps you do have a problem with it.
It's cool, here in San Jose, we literally invent the technology that propels humanity forward. In New York you guys ruin the economy and decimate the middle class with your bankers and hedge fund managers.
They are not comparable because San Jose is too much larger than Bridgeport. So per capita income, etc. are meaningless. Have you looked at the per capita income in NYC?
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San Jose's "scene" is dominated by tech nerds. Everyone knows that. Bridgeport's "scene" is dominated by WASP financiers. They're both overshadowed by the major anchors of their respective CSAs.
Finance is to Bridgeport what tech is to San Jose. Understand? Or should I translate that in Hindi?
Indian summer only happens sometimes, and autumn definitely happens on the peninsula. I lived there 14 years... have definitely seen plenty of red leaves in october.
Napa and Sonoma are beautiful with the changing of the leaves, but it still isn't 4 seasons... I'd still have a hard time calling it a true autumn...it's mostly a dry/wet
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Well, you think a person's preference for comfortable weather makes them shallow, so perhaps you do have a problem with it.
It's cool, here in San Jose, we literally invent the technology that propels humanity forward. In New York you guys ruin the economy and decimate the middle class with your bankers and hedge fund managers.
Apparently inflated sense of self worth too...propelling humanity, give yourself a cupcake.
Having nyc in your back yard just means so much more than having sf and santa cruz in your back yard. Bridgeport wins on that alone.
Are people incapable of actually comparing the two cities? Anybody with a brain realizes that San Jose > Bridgeport.
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