Exodus - CA Style

[Bryce]

PS is a good three hours to Ventura, which I'm sure you know.

LOVE that area! We're gonna see a Chicks (sans Dixie) concert in Santa Barbara next weekend. Gonna stop for breakfast at Pete's in Ventura on the way home.

Santa Barbra is a wonderful city. Very pretty. The plan is to fly into LA, rent a car and take the 101 to Ventura and spend a couple of days with my Sister. Drive over to Palm Springs and check into the resort and in the middle take a drive over to Temecula to visit my friend and see how my rescue boy is doing. Somewhere in between, I'm sure we can take a drive over to Newport Beach.

I'll have to ask my sister if she;s ever been to Pete's

[Honeyman]

Sounds like a perfect plan! Depending when the last time you were there, Ventura has changed a bunch too. Main Street used to be sleepy with antique shops. Not any more!

SB is just beautiful. The concert is at the SB Bowl, which is one of my favorite venues. Seeing Bonnie Raitt there in September too.

Meant to ask you if you got the pooch out west. Hope him and horse and friend are all great together.

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

Taxes are pretty ridiculous here. The politics are absurd, even for a liberal like me.

I thought I was gonna move and cash out, but now that I'm retired, I don't know where I would go that I would enjoy more. It's 73 degrees with a nice breeze now, and pretty much has been all summer. I ride my bike and look at the Pacific 4 times a week. A getaway to the mountains is 2 hours away. A flight to Vegas one.

So what's the chances, 20 years from now, the same people that are fleeing The Golden State start trying to enact the same rules and regulations that caused them to leave?

Little to none. Most of the people fleeing California are Thumpers and/or Trumpers. There's a lot of people moving from California to Nevada and also Tennessee.

[Matt]

Taxes are pretty ridiculous here. The politics are absurd, even for a liberal like me.

I thought I was gonna move and cash out, but now that I'm retired, I don't know where I would go that I would enjoy more. It's 73 degrees with a nice breeze now, and pretty much has been all summer. I ride my bike and look at the Pacific 4 times a week. A getaway to the mountains is 2 hours away. A flight to Vegas one.

So what's the chances, 20 years from now, the same people that are fleeing The Golden State start trying to enact the same rules and regulations that caused them to leave?

Little to none. Most of the people fleeing California are Thumpers and/or Trumpers. There's a lot of people moving from California to Nevada and also Tennessee.

Not true - people of all political stripes are fleeing California because of insane COL and the extreme left politics. Arizona is probably the place that is taking most of the ex-Californians.

Taxes are pretty ridiculous here. The politics are absurd, even for a liberal like me.

I thought I was gonna move and cash out, but now that I'm retired, I don't know where I would go that I would enjoy more. It's 73 degrees with a nice breeze now, and pretty much has been all summer. I ride my bike and look at the Pacific 4 times a week. A getaway to the mountains is 2 hours away. A flight to Vegas one.

Your cunt governor is whining about UCLA switching conferences - doesn't he have larger issues to worry about?

[Bryce]

Little to none. Most of the people fleeing California are Thumpers and/or Trumpers. There's a lot of people moving from California to Nevada and also Tennessee.

Not true - people of all political stripes are fleeing California because of insane COL and the extreme left politics. Arizona is probably the place that is taking most of the ex-Californians.

On my last trip to Colorado, it seemed they're seeing quite an influx too. I'll ad as a reason the homeless situation in many California cities making life miserable for the people living there.

[Matt]

Little to none. Most of the people fleeing California are Thumpers and/or Trumpers. There's a lot of people moving from California to Nevada and also Tennessee.

Not true - people of all political stripes are fleeing California because of insane COL and the extreme left politics. Arizona is probably the place that is taking most of the ex-Californians.

On my last trip to Colorado, it seemed they're seeing quite an influx too. I'll ad as a reason the homeless situation in many California cities making life miserable for the people living there.

That's right - I'd assume Colorado is the other state. I don't think many Californians are moving to Tennessee as MCRF suggested. When I was in Arizona a few months ago I saw more than one bumper sticker that said "Don't California my Arizona."

[Honeyman]

From what I have seen with neighbors and friends, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, and Colorado are the main destinations. Idaho was big a number of years ago, but property there has really gotten over-inflated.