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Well, for one thing, it's an introverts nightmare! (for la specifically. there are some VERY isolated places in CA, in which case its an extroverts nightmare!)Well,
Well...What' not to like
It's brave of you to assume that, since the chances are that BOTH will always be broken and the repair shop will turn into its new home! No way you will ever get the chance to even switch between them..Love the looks and the performance.
But I hear one needs to have two copies.
One in your garage and the other one at the McLaren's service center, being fixed. And then just keep switching between them
I will, once again, caution you not to comment on things you have no experience with. Please. Stop.
Los Angeles may be that introvert's nightmare, as it centers around the entertainment industry. But you'd fit in perfectly in the SF bay area - come here after graduation and get a job in finance.
That was what I said; I said that LA specifically was an introverts nightmare due to how bustling it is with activity! I do see how that could be construed otherwise, so sorry about that. Perhaps I could do that.. but IB jobs are usually more tech-centered in SF (which does make a lot of sense). A question though, why do you think I would be a good fit for the bay? Just curious, lol.
I understand, I was just exaggerating the hugely varying social "manner" of CA! I do believe what I said is true (and feel free to correct me), that LA is more extroverted while there are some introverted places in CA. I didn't say that a well balanced life didn't exist at all in CA, I just gave examples of the various extremes by comparing one place to another. Do note that I didn't bring up any suburbs in my response, as I was just showing the different "poles" in terms of social manner. I could very well believe that there are many places that are well balanced, considering the fact that I live in a boring suburb in boring NJ and have experienced thisI will, once again, caution you not to comment on things you have no experience with. Please. Stop.
I am about as extroverted as it gets. My wife is about as introverted as it gets. It pretty much does not get more opposite (they do say opposites attract).
Sure, we don’t live in SF or downtown LA. So don’t. There are tons of suburbs that will make everyone happy.
South Bay (where we live) is spectacular and has tons for both of us. East Bay is great too, and north bay is arguably fantastic too, though it is more suited to nature lovers.
Don't like the hustle of LA? Plenty of suburbs to be found.
One of my wife's favorite places on the planet is Carlsbad, and we both love San Diego - it's a potential move for us at some point (not in the near future).
Don't make assumptions about places you haven't lived.
I can only say NJ sucks because I spent most of my life living in NYC, which is the only good part of New Jersey.
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Bentley's are very nice cars. It's the car to get if you want near-Rolls Royce levels of luxury but still want to keep even a silver of driving experience. The only problem is that they depreciate as much as a 6000 pound rock falling out of the sky, which is incidentally near the weight of their coupes.
I thought the picture was very nice, although the "night mode" in all modern phones leaves the final image somewhat blurry as it is in this picture. The actual substance of this picture is however very nice!
There is a lot to choose from in silicon valley in both banking and venture capital. Your specific interest may change as you progress through high school and university. As to why you'd fit in - there are a lot of unusually capable people here, from diverse backgrounds. It's a stimulating environment to live in.
Dude, get a Pixel phone next time.
Ouch....
It's a 2009 Azure, one of the last of the real Bentleys made by hand.
Fair. I may have read too much into the "what's not to love" aspect of the question.I understand, I was just exaggerating the hugely varying social "manner" of CA! I do believe what I said is true (and feel free to correct me), that LA is more extroverted while there are some introverted places in CA. I didn't say that a well balanced life didn't exist at all in CA, I just gave examples of the various extremes by comparing one place to another. Do note that I didn't bring up any suburbs in my response, as I was just showing the different "poles" in terms of social manner. I could very well believe that there are many places that are well balanced, considering the fact that I live in a boring suburb in boring NJ and have experienced this
That was what I said; I said that LA specifically was an introverts nightmare due to how bustling it is with activity! I do see how that could be construed otherwise, so sorry about that. Perhaps I could do that.. but IB jobs are usually more tech-centered in SF (which does make a lot of sense). A question though, why do you think I would be a good fit for the bay? Just curious, lol.
I understand, I was just exaggerating the hugely varying social "manner" of CA! I do believe what I said is true (and feel free to correct me), that LA is more extroverted while there are some introverted places in CA. I didn't say that a well balanced life didn't exist at all in CA, I just gave examples of the various extremes by comparing one place to another. Do note that I didn't bring up any suburbs in my response, as I was just showing the different "poles" in terms of social manner. I could very well believe that there are many places that are well balanced, considering the fact that I live in a boring suburb in boring NJ and have experienced this
Compton is fine. My grandma still lives in Compton
Compton is one of my favorite places in LA.
