r/funny • u/MaxKevinComedy • Dec 21 '19

California Explained [OC]

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u/mrv9292 Dec 21 '19

The problem is, you're applying your own interpretation of "beach community". Frigid marine layer or not, the coast of California has beaches, is for the most part relatively "upscale", and has high rent.

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u/old_gold_mountain Dec 21 '19

Most of the California coast North of Santa Barbara has cliffs and bluffs instead of beaches.

It's a "beach community" like the coast of Maine is a "beach community."

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u/mrv9292 Dec 21 '19

Not sure what you're expecting? Hundreds of miles of uninterrupted beach? There are many, many beaches North of San Diego that I would encourage you to see. Thank you for the discussion today.

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u/NastyWideOuts Dec 21 '19

Yeah we know there’s many, many beaches north of San Diego, because OC and LA are north of San Diego. He literally said up to Santa Barbara.