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many aspects of it feel like a sinking ship for middle class folks, while at the same time there is this boom in web services companies and a lot of people thinking that the sky is the limit here.
The only limit in the sky is the pie. Its bull. The failure rate is astonishing, and if you see, in just about every case, the success is ordained, as in, Instagram guy and Zuck had met before... And google bough ad words from Oingo/Applied Semantics, they bought Andriod and youtube.
Innovation is dead. Rainmakers rule, and the rest is robotic global 500 type companies kicking the employee in the nuts.
If you arent executive management or high end sales, you are getting screwed to the wall in the bay area.
Many of them are in decent to excellent
No public school in the entire state of CA is excellent. Public schools are worthless today. Totally. its the biggest scam I've ever seen. I have an API-950 school,for the kids, garbage. And of course private is 20-30k/yr.
Bay Area sucks. Its time to pack it in. 2 more years or so.
APOCALYPSEFUCK is Tony Manero says
Given the advancement in the art, sure, very likely.
Get off the grid and the only weapons you'll need are fishing poles and a knife
Tough with kids.
Only Ikea could design a $86,500 house that looks like a $17,500 house.
Worst part, I assembled the damn thing and I've got 100 left over pieces.
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Or (I hope) 6-12 months too early. Last falls sales comps got us ready to buy, but the low inventory, multiple bids, and all-cash buyers came on with such a fury that we are stepping back and wondering WTF.
Put an offer on a house on Monday, 20K over asking. 25 offers by Tuesday. Went to all-cash, no-contingency buyer. Last fall we probably could have gotten it for list or under. Now, no way.
How many more years of high rent will I be paying??