I get that you’re not that worldly but, people have told you that there’s more in California than LA - right? You also don’t seem terribly bright but, you do understand that COL is directly tied to how desirable the location is - right? Real estate costs more but then again, is worth more - sorta how that works too. On a more local level - that’s why a house in Anchorage or Indian Hills costs more than your double wide in Dog Patch.
Actually los angeles is the part I’ve traveled to the least. But this thread was about Kentucky’s coach potentially taking a job in LA so why would we discuss Temecula that thoroughly?
Uhhhhhh, the Westwood section of Los Angeles. You know, just a tick south of beautiful Bel Air and just a rocks throw from the upscale Brentwood area.
Cool. Just had to ask because you didn’t mention Westwood in your list of awesome California places
He deserves a ‘d desires’ parade someday in the central ky.
That seals it folks....nothing to see here. I would have expected him to say , "yea, Im tempted guys and am honestly considering it...but lets talk about that after the tourny"
I hope it doesn't grow....I have lived all over the world from Hong Kong to Moscow. If I want to live in a big city ill move. Louisville is perfect the way it is.
Seems like they’re trying to gear for that but I doubt it happens. Biggest I see Louisville getting is somewhere comparable to Nashville.
All true, but I wonder why this is happening? I mean both states are such a sanctuary. Weird stuff.
I think that we all can agree that Calipari isn’t nearly as dangerous without an active WWW by his side....
Hope he never proves me wrong but I think he’s only about a top 20-30 game coach. Until he wins #2 or more let him stay, yeah he accumulates a massive amount of talent but where’s the hardware? Ultimately that’s all that matters.
I live in Cali and the property taxes are about 1.2 % depending on where you live, but on a million dollar home that's 12k a year..Sales tax is 8 %, and the gasoline tax for the state is approx .34 per gallon. Avg price now is about 3.60 per gallon for 87 octane..Auto license is high, and Newsom is pushing for additional water taxes on all to help areas where there is a water pollution problem. It costs a bunch to live here, but the weather is a delight most of the time. Traffic is a pain, but when the sun is shining 90% of the days, it's worth a few minutes in traffic..
