This LA adventure is probably the last chapter of my premium mediocre neourban core living adventure. 10 years of this, barring a small 18 month suburban break in Vegas in 2011-12. Time to go domestic cozy.
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For a long time, I used access to coffee quality as the baseline indicator of where I would live
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The luxury of simple criteria when young
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I thought "coastal" in USA means either "hurricane land soon to be flooded" or "earthquake zone soon to be flooded".
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The middle is “this is so horribly depressing I wish there was a flood”
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American metropolies, especially LA, are pretty hostile to human life forms. Any place designed on a bit more human scale will make you feel better.
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I feel fine, just not wealthy enough to keep feeling fine at LA or even Seattle rates for any length of time

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The cheap trick I’ve used to process things here is thinking about automotive as the big tech of 1950 and trying to ascertain the lessons of that and how they might pertain to goog FB Amzn in 2040. What are the oppt?
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Peg it to a premium mediocre brand that only works in fancy yet affordable exurbs

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Maybe an SAT score to median income ratio?
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