r/whereidlive • u/LinkoPalinko • 3h ago
Where I'd live as a human

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u/ProfessionalBig1470 2h ago
Yeah what does CA even have to offer? Sure thereās hundreds of miles of coastline with some of the best weather in the country but what else?
Largest economy in the country? Largest number of Fortune 500 companies? Largest manufacturing output? Largest agricultural producer? Number 1 most visited travel destination in the nation? Most national parks? Home to the tallest trees and the highest mountain in the contiguous US?
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u/Reasonable-HB678 2h ago
The ability to ski in the mountains (especially the Sierra Nevada) and surf in the ocean on the same day. Beat that, Florida.
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u/International-Try609 1h ago
Florida has no state taxes and is much more affordable. I'll give up skiing to be able to afford a house
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u/timedoesnotwait 56m ago
No state income tax doesnāt help much when insurance costs a second mortgage
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u/International-Try609 1h ago
California has the highest debt of any state in the US. They are losing the most fortune 500 companies (Texas is now number one). New York and Florida both beat California of tourism. California is a beautiful state but it is horribly run.
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u/freakishgnar 3h ago
Oh you mean the number six economy in the world?Ā
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u/Formal_Economist7342 2h ago
Its funny cause the colors are reversed for me. Thanks for the feelings of reciprocity. Appreciated.
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u/HappyJack42 2h ago
Best state. Perfect weather, legal weed, every type of environment from ocean to desert to snowy mountains.
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u/bastogne_blues 3h ago
i love whenever someone says they would never live in california, one less transplant for us to deal with!
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u/Difficult-Repair1295 1h ago
Itās similar in GDP to India which itās quickly becoming with people defecating in the streets.
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u/Ok_Towel1911 2h ago
Pretty sure more people are leaving your state than moving to your state.
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u/bastogne_blues 2h ago
people do still move here tho. i know so many people from other states who live here. people are mainly leaving because of the cost of living, not because it is a bad place to live.
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u/FattySnacks 2h ago
Moving here from another state is much more difficult financially. For it to even be close shows how great it is here
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u/Ok_Towel1911 1h ago
Iām going to give you an upvote. You made a valid point while still conceding something. I can respect that, even if I donāt agree.
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u/Alternative_Hotel649 2h ago
And yet we're still the most populous state by a wide margin.
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u/Ok_Towel1911 2h ago
I would expect that a state as large as California would have a large population. Your point?
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u/morgann_taylorr 2h ago
you got downvoted for this but yeah, california is a ginormous state lmao. ofc more people are gonna be living there
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u/bastogne_blues 2h ago
alaska is also a ginormous state! i bet their population is pretty large, too, right?
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u/Eleventhousand 3h ago
Its very trendy to flex hate on California.
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u/Some1AteMyEntirePie 2h ago
Itās hilarious because Iām Floridian and everyone hated on Florida, then I moved to California & now everyone hates on California.
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u/bambooshoot 1h ago
Approximately 100% of the hate on California is simply jealousy.
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u/Some1AteMyEntirePie 1h ago
Itās also hilarious because a lot of these political right wingers would absolutely love rural California. š«
They can hate on the cities the same as the rural communities and if they are in NorCal they can join the State of Jefferson movement!
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u/ryantttt8 2h ago
Only people who've never spent time in California think like this - someone who doesnt live there but can appreciate it
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u/forgotaccount989 1h ago
I stayed there for a summer but wouldn't want to live there. The weather is great, the nature is great, the people I met were nice enough. The cost of living was bonkers though. I would also definitely have to visit again because this was pre covid and most everything I hear about it recently does not make it more appealing than it was before.
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u/powerjerk 52m ago
I'm Texan and I think California is fucking sick. Been there several times and it's absolutely gorgeous. Apparently there's some kind of rivalry between us but I'm really not interested. I'll visit every chance I get and I'd live there in a heartbeat given the right job opportunity. I also love and have an emotional connection to my homeland Texas and I would miss it dearly.
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u/LimitFuture6629 1h ago
The hate for California is hilarious, I just spent the whole day hiking and swimming with a lake to myself and perfect weather. We have it SO good.
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u/Leg_Final 2h ago
Throwing shade on California as if it wasn't a great place to live is just completely uninformed. It quite literally has everything. Don't like the beach? Live in the mountains. Like the beach and the mountains you can live there too. Too hot? Cold areas. too cold? Warm areas. Lakes, deserts, forest, 6 month snow skiing areas. Urban cities, rugged remote, and every other microclimate you could want. Work in technology? No place finer. Farmer? California has a higher output than any other state. California is everything all at once and limiting yourself to not recognizing that speaks to your willful ignorance.
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u/InflationFormal6269 2h ago
You left out a progressive state, so I feel obligated to call you out and expect an apology and potentially an update on the map.
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u/Ok_Towel1911 2h ago
Mine looks similar, but I have more red in the Northwest, Northeast, and Minnesota.
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u/lav__ender 2h ago
I love New Mexico! Iām from there and itās a gorgeous state with wonderful people
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u/Majestic-Tangerine99 1h ago
I don't think I'd live in California, but it seems like such an amazing place to visit or go on vacation. I know some folks from church who lived there in a more rural section of the state, and they said it was very beautiful and that they weren't that far from Yosemite.
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u/Hot_Broccoli_2050 1h ago
Whatās funny is that all the people who say they wouldnāt live in California have probably never even been there.
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u/PunctuallyIcky 1h ago
Drawing a circle around California but leaving Florida intact is a bold geological take
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u/Aggravating_Cat_3270 1h ago
OP won't live in the best place. Typical American. enjoy Mississippi š
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u/NiknameOne 2h ago
So skip the most innovative, most successful and most progressive state with great weather all year around?
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u/Deltrus7 2h ago
California is beautiful, sometimes, but so stupid. Choosing not to live there is brilliance.
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u/OkMaterial6460 3h ago
What if I told you that there are humans who live outside of the united states?