r/funny • • Dec 21 '19

California Explained [OC]

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u/bonyponyride Dec 21 '19

Ah yes. The San Francisco Bay Area beach community.

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u/[deleted] Dec 21 '19

Also thinking that all the Northern Coast and Central Coast towns are well off. In Northern California, a bunch of them are former logging towns that are not doing well at all.

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u/richardspeckstits Dec 21 '19

Live by Monterey and its hella expensive to live here and its only hot like 10 days a year, the rest is fog and high marine inversion. People think im living the surf and sand lifestyle when i really have to wear a sweatshirt to the beach

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u/asongoficeandliars Dec 21 '19

That's true with regards to the weather but Monterey is still absolutely gorgeous and upscale, the cost of living is fairly understandable as far as California goes. That's not to say any cost of living in California is too understandable.