moving to california, who lives there thats on NP.com ?
02-25-2006, 04:41 PM
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cali is more expensive, because you spend more money in nicer weather.
its a proven fact. winter depression may be subtle but many suffer from it causing people to be more reserved in their activities when its cold out.
in cali it isnt cold, like ever, so you wont go through any "slow" periods...unless you force them. which for people coming from a cold weather place like NJ means theyll blow throw a lot of money quick in the first year or 2 of residency.
kevin.
its a proven fact. winter depression may be subtle but many suffer from it causing people to be more reserved in their activities when its cold out.
in cali it isnt cold, like ever, so you wont go through any "slow" periods...unless you force them. which for people coming from a cold weather place like NJ means theyll blow throw a lot of money quick in the first year or 2 of residency.
kevin.
02-28-2006, 10:26 PM
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Originally Posted by turborotor' post='804518' date='Feb 26 2006, 08:57 PM
Hey Nopistons94,
I'm from jersey also but live in LA. Been here almost 3 years.
Carlos
And? Well?
Go over some Pro's/Con's to both coasts man...
Although NJ isn't exactly the "choice" east coast location
03-02-2006, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by nopistons94' post='804295' date='Feb 25 2006, 02:06 PM
living in new jersey isn't cheap either. I love how everyone says that living in cali will make everyone go broke. If you can't live there without going broke then your ****** retarted. Rent is the same in NJ as in cali and electrical bills are a lot more in NJ with the total climate changes.
Im going to Cal State fullerton or SDU
I mentioned Laguna because its one of the most expensive areas in LA/OC. Its right up there with Malibu and Beverly Hills. There is a big distance between CSUF and SDU, like more than 100 miles. Laguna is also far from both schools, the distance between then will be amplified with the lovely traffic LA is infamous for. Good Luck!
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