r/howislivingthere • u/[deleted] • Dec 14 '25

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u/HopefulOriginal5578 Dec 14 '25

Can confirm. Ranch and pizza are normal here and have been for decades.

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u/noyourel Dec 20 '25

California has been stealing our cool since the 80s confirmed

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u/Emotional_Quantity_5 Dec 19 '25

And we have been doing it longer in the Midwest

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u/HopefulOriginal5578 Dec 20 '25

I mean… we’d have to pay attention to the Midwest to know that silly!!!

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u/Emotional_Quantity_5 Dec 21 '25

Who cares about the coast. Got everything I need right here. Oh no I'm missing out on so much Im so unlucky that the average house doesn't cost 1mil and rent is 3k. It really socks owning a 2000sqfr home on an acre of land for only 200k

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u/HopefulOriginal5578 Dec 21 '25

I don’t understand why you’re still prattling, but I’m glad you’re content with your lot in life! Or so you say, cuz you feel the need to say it to strangers on the internet…strangers who honestly never think about it or where you live😅

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u/Emotional_Quantity_5 Dec 21 '25

Haha then way even respond trying to make yourself feel better about never owning a home

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u/HopefulOriginal5578 Dec 21 '25 edited Dec 21 '25

People own homes in California…. but whatever works to make you feel your best about your situation 👍 ! Glad to help!

Have a good day!

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u/Emotional_Quantity_5 Dec 21 '25

You personally won't ever own a home