Some sections welcome immigrants, others do not. I keep having to move farther out to afford housing, and have to drive everywhere, because busing is great inside the city, but not to the connecting towns. I've lived in various parts of the metro area for 20 years now. Might as well accept it now, because eventually CA is going to become uninhabitable and we're ALL gonna have to migrate someplace eastward. It's always on fire and we have no water. We just can't live in our crappy state anymore. We're not all a-holes looking to trash your town or run everyone out of it.
We just want to live in a better place away from all the vanity, the materialism, the narcissism, and the disproportionate wage to cost ratio that has nearly every resident living just above, at, or below state poverty levels. Some of us do live in the country, are God fearing, hard working, loving, charitable, live in tight-nit rural communities, and aren't at all Hollywood or Techy, rich snobs looking to gentrify their hometowns into the next uber vegan mecca.
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Little do they know outside of TV and social media, there's A LOT of us who are not like that and we don't all come from cities and hectic or privileged lifestyles. We're a plague to places that don't live a fast paced lifestyle, a threat to their peace and serenity of the calm and mellowed down way of life. To the rest of the USA, we're all a bunch of self-absorbed, inconsiderate, rude, pushy, demanding Hollywood/Silicon Valley/Consumerist types looking to consume everyone else's slice of heaven, chew it up, spit it out, and leave things worse than when we came. It's not like us Californian's are widely known for our charm, kindness, hospitality, and generosity. Things start to change all around, and most people don't do well with change. Sometimes bad elements come along with these new transplants and crime rates increase. The need for big box and chain stores increases, putting long standing family owned shops and stores out of business. Supply and demand for gasoline and groceries goes up, thus do the prices. Rent increases, supply and demand for natural resources increases, thus increasing monthly rates. Traffic is starting to get worse, more housing developments are going up and driving down older property values, jobs are becoming fewer and more competitive, making it harder for grad students or entry level employees to find stable gainful employment. If you've been using KAYAK successfully up until now, try closing your browser and starting again.To add to the last statement Rick made below about locals not liking outsiders, that's anywhere! The great California migration has turned quiet little hidden "gem of a city" type places into overpopulated "Anywhere, USA" type cities. Please send us a message and we'll try to figure out what went wrong. Probably something about the web browser you are using made KAYAK think you are a bot. They tend to try to cram large suitcases in the overhead bin, and they prattle on about celebrities they know while you are trying to watch the movie. For example, we don't want bots running about trying to book airline tickets. Bots are generally a good thing, but some web pages are for humans only. KAYAK uses bots to search for travel deals. Search engines like Google use robots to build up search results.
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