California is a beautiful state and one I definitely want to travel to. But I think there is an underlying cause that is pushing people to leave for better situations. US News has California #50 for opportunity and affordability. The top 5 most populous states have population trends that reflect how people feel about opportunity and affordability. California and New York down by hundreds of thousands since 2020. Pennsylvania is slightly down. Texas and Florida up by a million plus people. Taxes can certainly play a part in that. It’s argued that the panthers and lightning have a huge advantage in a cap world.Well this conversation got a little weird. But hey might as well chime in.
California is f***ing awesome moved here when I was 18 from Minnesota and I couldn’t ever imagine living somewhere else. Does it have rough parts? Yes just like any other city and or state in this country.
Homelessness is a problem but it really shouldn’t be that big of a surprise when the government actively chooses not to do anything about or get those people help many of whom have battled with addiction, alcoholism or severe mental health issues their entire lives? Many of whom probably didn’t have the family support that you or I have had either. Who would thought a state that’s 70 degrees year around has a homeless problem over a state like Minnesota where it’s below freezing for 6 months outta the year? Crazy I know.
With all that said it’s definitely not for everybody this state chews and spits people out like no other.
Minnesota is up 20-30k from what I can tell and hopefully up +1 once the DU season ends
Do people expect him to go the Faber route? 3rd pair to end the year and then 1st-2nd pair next season?