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Might be Moving 2 Cali

Discussion in 'Experienced Cannabis Enthusiasts' started by Puff~Puff~Choke, Oct 30, 2006.

  1. #1 Puff~Puff~Choke, Oct 30, 2006
    Well I stay in chicago and the bud selection here is pretty poor with the dealers i have basically im tired of smokin the same shit over and over but lately my dealer had some pretty dank but that besides the point. And in cali i can just get a card and just go buy the stuff i want legally hell thats wassup. im going off to college so im going to try to go in cali so ill be there. Im thinkin L.A. but anyways just sharing. What yall think
     
  2. #2 herbstone, Oct 30, 2006
    Just recently got back from LA. It was ....interesting. The air quality sucked, the traffic really sucked, but aside from that, it was pretty nice. Really nice smoke shops on Hollywood blvd. Bought this sick dichloric glass pipe and the shop dude hooked me up with some free medical blueberry. Good luck either way man.
     
  3. #3 chronictoker, Oct 30, 2006
    I like the West Coast. Definitely a lot different than the Midwest...
     
  4. #4 own3d421, Oct 30, 2006
    ALOT different.
     
  5. #5 chronictoker, Oct 30, 2006


    yeah. you from the midwest originally? CA practically is its own country. Self sufficient, and just plain gargantuan. They say everythings bigger in Texas, but CA is hugggeee. And grosses the 5th most capital in the world...The most populous state. It's pretty fucking crazy out there.
     
  6. #6 hootskers420, Oct 30, 2006
    How much more does it cost to live in CA compared to the midwest? Ive seen on TV people buying houses for well over $1,000,000 in LA that wouldnt cost even $250,000 around here.
     
  7. #7 BlazinAZN, Oct 30, 2006
    yeah the living expense is insane....i guess your paying for the perfect weather and nice scenery.....im too poor to move out there unless im makin like well over 6 figs.....
     
  8. #8 chronictoker, Oct 30, 2006


    there's a bit of a gap, certain areas are more affordable than others...and I think in general, income is higher...realistically it's definitely affordable, at least the area I've lived in...location is very much a factor in home value. San Francisco is the highest in the nation, for example, yet there are plenty of areas that aren't too much different housing wise than the rest of the US...not everyone can afford to live in Newport Beach, or Beverly Hills, but that doesn't mean there aren't ghettos and middle class housing...
     
  9. #9 JohnnyBlunt, Oct 30, 2006
    California is basically the only state that still growing.
    Most states have peaked, population growth wise. California is still growing. Its pretty expensive, but its all dependent on area.

    Cali <3
     
  10. #10 hootskers420, Oct 30, 2006
    So on average, how much would a one bedroom apartment cost thats still relatively close to the coast?
     
  11. #11 JohnnyBlunt, Oct 30, 2006
    Places near the coast are usually WAY more expensive.

    Youre looking at about $1500 give or take, for a one bedroom apartment near the beach.
     
  12. #12 hootskers420, Oct 30, 2006
    Holy shit, whats the cheapest you think an apartment would go for in CA?
     
  13. #13 Shalom Salaam, Oct 31, 2006
    If your going to move to Cali, you should visit first and see were in the state you want to live. Nor Cal and So Cal are very different and the coast is very different than the central vally. But wherever you move to, the bud will be dank as fuck.
     
  14. #14 chronictoker, Oct 31, 2006


    uhh...what? The US is still growing...Just hit 300 mill last week, on wednesday I think.

    it all depends on what beach, dude...There's a lot of coastline. I pay no more than what I would here...
     
  15. #15 metalstonerking, Oct 31, 2006
    No dank?

    Damn you aint been hangin around me then hahaha

    I got homegrown shrooms, AT LEAST 8 different kinds of dank, some acid, and free coke (wont touch it myself but).

    However, I'm thinking about Cali for college myself too, so best of luck man!
     
  16. #16 seconds, Oct 31, 2006
    I live in Cali.. the bud is pretty chronic, and even more expensive.
     
  17. #17 RollinFace, Oct 31, 2006
    Yeah i was born in LA but moved about and hour and a half away but its still Cali...i love my state...and yeah it is expensive here if ur looking for a nice 2 bedroom 1.5 bath where i live is about 1000 a month and an hr away from the ocean...i wouldent mind going to northern cali or Vancouver...LA traffic sucks ass and alot of ppl are rude bc no one has time anymore to be nice, the majority of ppl like that and of course not to mention BOMB ASS DANK ALWAYS!! But still got nothing on Canadian bud. BC but is best
     
  18. #18 fruitytoot, Oct 31, 2006
    he pretty much said it, i lived in both northern cali and southern. big big difference. either way, you'll adapt to both cultures and lifestyles but i say northern cali is one of the best places to live. great bud
     
  19. #19 seconds, Oct 31, 2006
    If you have an option of either Northern Cali or Southern Cali go Southern. Incredible girls, awesome weather, expensive housing, and nowhere in site is there someone saying "Hella".
     
  20. #20 infiniteawesome, Oct 31, 2006
    I live in so cali. The air sucks, but other than that it's a pretty chill place. People are a bit more rude than in other places but that's cuz California is super packed population wise. I have to agree. The bud is pretty dank here, but nor cali chronic is by far superior, and cheaper too from what I hear.

    My plans are to slowly move further and further north along the west coast. Though the living's expensive all around.
     

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