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I’d fear for my life in Bakersfield and Fresno
I’d fear for my life in Bakersfield and Fresno
very true. No point to live in IE or Fresno and pay CA taxes. AZ and NV stand out better.
Wow, what agencies?kaiser locums paying $400-500/hr across so cal probably the best gig anywhere right now if you land one in San Diego or west LA
The problem with the entirety of the central valley is that the weather is absolute ****. You're paying the so-called "paradise tax" to live in California, but the climate is horrendous.Lived in Bakersfield for 1 year in the late 1990s, not my cup of tea but I never felt unsafe there.
Friend of mine moved to Fresno because his wife is part of a large extended Sikh family there. He is very happy and is making a killing.
The problem with the entirety of the central valley is that the weather is absolute ****. You're paying the so-called "paradise tax" to live in California, but the climate is horrendous.
It's boiling hot and dry for months in the summer, eternal drought, and consistently has several of the top 5 worst air quality cities in the nation. Might as well pick a spot in New Mexico or west Texas.
The best thing that can be said about the climate is that you're only a couple hours from the coast, and a couple hours from the mountains.
People from the area like to spin the 3 hr drive to LA or SF as a benefit but that trip gets old real fast to a point that anyone rarely does it. If you’re into lakes and the national park nearby than I can start to see the appeal of living there….sort ofThe problem with the entirety of the central valley is that the weather is absolute ****. You're paying the so-called "paradise tax" to live in California, but the climate is horrendous.
It's boiling hot and dry for months in the summer, eternal drought, and consistently has several of the top 5 worst air quality cities in the nation. Might as well pick a spot in New Mexico or west Texas.
The best thing that can be said about the climate is that you're only a couple hours from the coast, and a couple hours from the mountains.
People from the area like to spin the 3 hr drive to LA or SF as a benefit but that trip gets old real fast to a point that anyone rarely does it. If you’re into lakes and the national park nearby than I can start to see the appeal of living there….sort of