Looking for a new job, a new home, a new life.

[ck_taft325is]

You can legally smoke pot and marry a dude here in WA. And there is no state income tax. FTW!

Misinformation is still stupid.

[mrsleeve]

Good grief, not if they actually want to work.

I have been working 7 days a week and have to beg to get a couple of weeks off to go home for a little r&r working in that area for 5 years like that now............

[ohthejosh]

I don't recommend the Bay Area here in NorCal, lots to see but the cost of living here is atrocious. Jobs are pretty hard to come by that would support the cost of living as well. If you want to move to Cali I suggest Central Cali or along the Northern and Eastern borders of Cali.

[IRON-E]

Whatever you decide to do, please stay away from California.
It's overpriced, has shitty roads, shitty laws and way too many migrants........... and if you end up in L.A., it is not family oriented town for your kids to grow up in.

[redsubdivisions]

Whatever you decide to do, please stay away from California.
It's overpriced, has shitty roads, shitty laws and way too many migrants........... and if you end up in L.A., it is not family oriented town for your kids to grow up in.

+1

My brother-in-law lives in California. Decided to one day sell what he has, pack his bags, and head west. Not a wise choice; he is barely getting by working two jobs. Housing there is stupidly expensive and I wouldn't trust anyone over there.

[IRON-E]

I wouldn't trust anyone over there.

Have you ever, personally been here? Life is just much more fast paced.

[future rs]

NM is boring as fuck imo.



Colorado is a great place to live. However, the cost of living is pretty high.

Albuquerque is great. tons of outdoor stuff. And cost of living is reasonable.

[giantkeeper]

You may consider Phoenix.

I cant give you a list of pro's and cons simply because different people get different outcomes from their experiences.

I've been here since the mid 80's. As I have gotten older, I've learned to appreciate what the city has to offer. It's not 100% perfect, but what place is?

[xAZxE30x]

God dammit Chris, beat me by a second or two!


Phoenix! Year round power sports..

We have plenty of desert and dunes are only a few hours drive into California

Cost of living really depends what part of the city you live in

[giantkeeper]

God dammit Chris, beat me by a second or two!

lol :p

[Gasturbine]

I'd prefer California to say Nebraska but if opportunity awaits I'll take it.

Stay away from Kalifornia. I used to live there, and it sucks. Hi prices, pollution, vehicle smog checks, ridiculous gun laws, crime, earthquakes, fires, illegal immigrants, and traffic jams of unseen proportions.

Yes, out of the cities and the north half is a little better, but I would NEVER go back there.

[Mlarsen]

Move to Washington, Boeing is always hiring.

[LBJefferies]

Move to Washington, Boeing is always hiring.

And they are hiring a lot right now too with the 787 now in service and hundreds on order.

They did a lot of outsourcing with the 787 which ultimately lead to a lot of problems and delays. So, they have been pretty vocal about bringing future production and development back to the states and the Seattle area specifically.

Anyway, Boeing is a good bet if you ask me.

[camip]

The Pnw is somewhat big on power sports. You see a lot of dirt bikes and jet skis in the summer and a lot of snowmobiles in the winter. Not to mention on the eastern side of the state you have farmers. Get in with them and that's at least to yamaha 2 grizzleys, 1 yz450f, 1 ttr250, and 2 pw50s. Bam that's a good day.

[Julien]

try North Carolina