I recently moved to California. Before i moved, people asked me “why are you moving there, its so bad?”. Now that I’m here, i understand it less. The state is beautiful. There is so much to do.
I know the cost of living is high, and people think the gun control laws are ridiculous (I actually think they are reasonable, for the most part). There is a guy I work with here that says “the policies are dumb” but can’t give me a solid answer on what is so bad about it.
So, what is it that California does (policy-wise) that people hate so much?
Homelessness problem, too hot, too idolised and too full of rich assholes
Too hot? It gets over 100*f in the Midwest with high humidity pretty regularly. Chicago average daily humidity is 70%. But then it’s also winter for 6 months straight.
Weather is extremely stable in California, that’s why it’s a popular place to live.
Just because it’s too hot doesn’t mean there’s not other places that are also too hot
It’s not “too hot.” You’re spoilt and don’t know what “too hot” actually means.
Shut up. I live in Phoenix so I think I know too hot, but I agree with the above- it being over the top hot here does not mean no other place can be too hot. I tend to think anything over 100 is too hot, just because we routinely go well beyond does not take away from the too hotness of 105, for example.
We get those temps on occasion here in the Midwest as well, except it’s not dry here, so it feels even hotter. This year we got lucky and had a drought for a month or so and it was cooler because of the Canadian wild fire smoke.
I just want to ask where doesn’t have a homelessness issue? I’m all the way up in cold af New Hampshire and we have a pretty big homeless population in my city
A massive homelessness problem though