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I went to California last week.
I flew into LAX last week and was surprised how "different" it was. My kids were at a camp out there in Lancaster. That was a depressing area. I then went to Santa Barbara and was blown away at everything. While it was 101 in Lancaster, it was 64 in Santa Barbara. How did you Cali bros pull that off? I liked Santa Barbara. We ate at Chad's (no homo) and went to the courthouse. I also visited Walt Disney's grave on the way out. I flew back Saturday. I had 72 hours on the ground there. Did I see everything I needed to see?
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Santa Barbara is its own isolated community where rich White people live.
Lancaster ( and all of the Antelope Valley) is where the poor ethnics live. Traffic is always bad for the poor, unfortunate souls that call the Antelope Valley their home - the only way in or out is the 14 freeway which is always backed up. There are no jobs out there, so everyone has to commute into the SFV for work.
Lancaster ( and all of the Antelope Valley) is where the poor ethnics live. Traffic is always bad for the poor, unfortunate souls that call the Antelope Valley their home - the only way in or out is the 14 freeway which is always backed up. There are no jobs out there, so everyone has to commute into the SFV for work.
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Originally Posted By hendrixfreak70⏩
You didn't even see California. You saw Southern California which is an alien planet.I flew into LAX last week and was surprised how "different" it was. My kids were at a camp out there in Lancaster. That was a depressing area. I then went to Santa Barbara and was blown away at everything. While it was 101 in Lancaster, it was 64 in Santa Barbara. How did you Cali bros pull that off? I liked Santa Barbara. We ate at Chad's (no homo) and went to the courthouse. I also visited Walt Disney's grave on the way out. I flew back Saturday. I had 72 hours on the ground there. Did I see everything I needed to see?
07-28-2022, 10:03 AM
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Yep Lancaster and Santa Barbara, definitely saw everything. They are over 100 miles away so of course the weather is much different. Coastal cities are much cooler in temperature.
Lancaster is a dump in the desert where people who get priced out of LA move. No one would willingly choose to live there.
Santa Barbara is really cool though.
Lancaster is a dump in the desert where people who get priced out of LA move. No one would willingly choose to live there.
Santa Barbara is really cool though.
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07-28-2022, 10:04 AM
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Bro if you saw only Lancaster and Santa Barbara of California that is epic in itself. Been here my whole life, it's so much better and worse, north to south.
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Originally Posted By Sophus2⏩
There were "signs" in several of the establishments requiring masks. Fortunately, I'm from Mississippi and can't read so not a mask was worn. But seriously, very few people had them on. I didn't wear one in the airport in NO, LAX, or on the plane which isn't required anymore anyway. Yet, some folks were in an absolute panic because their masks were not fitting etc. Strange group of folks, those maskcels.How was the mask/vax situation out there? Last I heard they were still cucking the citizens and denying the actual science.
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Whew that's a short trip. I was there last weekend too visiting home for a baby shower. I miss the weather but don't miss the traffic. Not sure If I can cope with the traffic now if I were to ever move back.
I've always loved Santa Barbara. What were the gas prices like there? It was always higher than other areas.
I've always loved Santa Barbara. What were the gas prices like there? It was always higher than other areas.
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Originally Posted By littlemissy⏩
Pleasantly surprised with gas prices, comparatively speaking of course. It's still like 5 dollars a gallon more than I'd want to pay. We rented a convertible 2017 SS Camaro, so it needed 91 octane. Right outside the airport and in LA, it was like 6.99 or something. When we got to Lancaster and then to Santa Barbara, it was a dollar less per gallon. Leaving Santa Barbara, there was a wreck. Stop me if you've heard that before. And of course it added 45 minutes to my drive back to Lancaster from Santa Barbara.Whew that's a short trip. I was there last weekend too visiting home for a baby shower. I miss the weather but don't miss the traffic. Not sure If I can cope with the traffic now if I were to ever move back.
I've always loved Santa Barbara. What were the gas prices like there? It was always higher than other areas.
I've always loved Santa Barbara. What were the gas prices like there? It was always higher than other areas.
07-28-2022, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted By Sophus2⏩
I'd say it's much better than it used to be, but I don't have a frame of reference prior other than when I was at LAX in 2004 to go to Ft. Irwin.Nice. I wanted to visit last year but the plandemic was still going on. Maybe soon.
I also forgot to mention I went to the Santa Monica pier Saturday. That place was stupid crowded. I ate and decided against riding anything because it would've been 30 minutes to do any of it. No thx Jeff.
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Was there an aching in your heart before ypu went?
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There are pockets of really nice upper class areas here n there. Definitely a lot of chit-holes tho.
Lol I grew up near LAX. Lived on the boarder of Westchester and Inglewood. We never had a TV because it always got stolen.
One thing that’s nice in my area (Temecula) is the wineries and hot air balloon festival they have every year. Old town has lots of cool restaurants.
Lol I grew up near LAX. Lived on the boarder of Westchester and Inglewood. We never had a TV because it always got stolen.
One thing that’s nice in my area (Temecula) is the wineries and hot air balloon festival they have every year. Old town has lots of cool restaurants.

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How many tents did you see
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Originally Posted By Sophus2⏩
Sho do. I’ll post ‘em in a few hours. I have a few appointments today.Pics?
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Originally Posted By Garthisback⏩
Broooo, sooo many! I was blown away by that! I saw one dude blowing out his mouth with an air pump thing you see at gas stations for tires.How many tents did you see
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I'd normally say you should have gone to Venice Beach, but I understand it's turned into another homeless camp.
Moved out in '05 after 25 yrs and don't miss it one bit. Lot's of beautiful places, but you have to fight 10 million people when you get there. Not my cup of tea.
Moved out in '05 after 25 yrs and don't miss it one bit. Lot's of beautiful places, but you have to fight 10 million people when you get there. Not my cup of tea.
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Originally Posted By Chowboy⏩
Venice beach is not a homeless encampment anymoreI'd normally say you should have gone to Venice Beach, but I understand it's turned into another homeless camp.
Moved out in '05 after 25 yrs and don't miss it one bit. Lot's of beautiful places, but you have to fight 10 million people when you get there. Not my cup of tea.
Moved out in '05 after 25 yrs and don't miss it one bit. Lot's of beautiful places, but you have to fight 10 million people when you get there. Not my cup of tea.
Homeless aren't allowed to camp on the beach
I live here
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Originally Posted By hendrixfreak70⏩
lmfaoooo dead. if i had a nickel for every time....Pleasantly surprised with gas prices, comparatively speaking of course. It's still like 5 dollars a gallon more than I'd want to pay. We rented a convertible 2017 SS Camaro, so it needed 91 octane. Right outside the airport and in LA, it was like 6.99 or something. When we got to Lancaster and then to Santa Barbara, it was a dollar less per gallon.Leaving Santa Barbara, there was a wreck. Stop me if you've heard that before.And of course it added 45 minutes to my drive back to Lancaster from Santa Barbara.
yeah Santa Barbara is one of the GOAT cities in California, along with San Diego
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Originally Posted By N0stradamus⏩
If I had to live in California, I'd try to live in Santa Barbara or SLO. Or north of SF. Maybe even San Diego area, but probably not. I have family in LA suburbs. Cool to visit and would have been my taste in my 20s, but not my taste anymore. I've also had numerous friends live in CA for a few years at a time, spent a week at a time for weddings, or just to visit. Basically spent some time in every place along the coast from SF to LA (and some time inland), only spent a few days in San Diego though.Santa Barbara is its own isolated community where rich White people live.
Lancaster ( and all of the Antelope Valley) is where the poor ethnics live. Traffic is always bad for the poor, unfortunate souls that call the Antelope Valley their home - the only way in or out is the 14 freeway which is always backed up. There are no jobs out there, so everyone has to commute into the SFV for work.
Lancaster ( and all of the Antelope Valley) is where the poor ethnics live. Traffic is always bad for the poor, unfortunate souls that call the Antelope Valley their home - the only way in or out is the 14 freeway which is always backed up. There are no jobs out there, so everyone has to commute into the SFV for work.
The places in between SF and LA seem like the sweet spot.
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Originally Posted By hendrixfreak70⏩
Could you feel the gravitational pull from him spinning in it?I flew into LAX last week and was surprised how "different" it was. My kids were at a camp out there in Lancaster. That was a depressing area. I then went to Santa Barbara and was blown away at everything. While it was 101 in Lancaster, it was 64 in Santa Barbara. How did you Cali bros pull that off? I liked Santa Barbara. We ate at Chad's (no homo) and went to the courthouse.I also visited Walt Disney's grave on the way out. I flew back Saturday. I had 72 hours on the ground there. Did I see everything I needed to see?
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Originally Posted By hendrixfreak70⏩
People are all sorts of extra in airports. I've only flown a few times since Covid started and I've seen more face shields at them than I have everywhere else combined.There were "signs" in several of the establishments requiring masks. Fortunately, I'm from Mississippi and can't read so not a mask was worn. But seriously, very few people had them on. I didn't wear one in the airport in NO, LAX, or on the plane which isn't required anymore anyway. Yet, some folks were in an absolute panic because their masks were not fitting etc. Strange group of folks, those maskcels.
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Originally Posted By hendrixfreak70⏩
strong dental planBroooo, sooo many! I was blown away by that! I saw one dude blowing out his mouth with an air pump thing you see at gas stations for tires.
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I thought Walt Disney was frozen? Further proof we changed universe in 2012.
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Originally Posted By xbluexhawkx⏩
So they cleaned it up? Good news.Venice beach is not a homeless encampment anymore
Homeless aren't allowed to camp on the beach
I live here
Homeless aren't allowed to camp on the beach
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I used to love going there for a slice of pizza after riding my bike around PV.
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grew up in Santa Barbara, great place.
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Originally Posted By Chowboy⏩
LA in general has banned tents and suchSo they cleaned it up? Good news.
I used to love going there for a slice of pizza after riding my bike around PV.
I used to love going there for a slice of pizza after riding my bike around PV.
they're not allowed anymore, obviously there's still some but it's miles better than it used to be
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Originally Posted By hendrixfreak70⏩
That's pleasant and surprising! Usually Santa Barbara area surcharges their gas prices. (At least that was the case when I had friends going to UCSB)Pleasantly surprised with gas prices, comparatively speaking of course. It's still like 5 dollars a gallon more than I'd want to pay. We rented a convertible 2017 SS Camaro, so it needed 91 octane. Right outside the airport and in LA, it was like 6.99 or something. When we got to Lancaster and then to Santa Barbara, it was a dollar less per gallon. Leaving Santa Barbara, there was a wreck. Stop me if you've heard that before. And of course it added 45 minutes to my drive back to Lancaster from Santa Barbara.
91 was 6.79 in the area I was in. I had this whack hideous mustang as a rental. I never wanted to own one before but after that rental I def don't want one now. It rides like a wooden rollercoaster that's about to be put out of commission. At least there is perfect weather to sit through the extra 45 minutes.... glass half... full? lol
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07-28-2022, 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted By hendrixfreak70⏩
You saw the courthouse and Walt’s grave? Yep, you saw everything you needed to see in California.I went to the courthouse. I also visited Walt Disney's grave on the way out. I flew back Saturday. I had 72 hours on the ground there. Did I see everything I needed to see?
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