Top 5 reasons NOT to move to Sacramento California | Do we regret moving to California as Nurses?
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Moving to Sacramento is one of the best decisions we've ever made as Nurses. But, there are 5 things we absolutely HATE about Sacramento, California. In this video, that's what I am here to discuss.
Sure, California offers nurses better pay, nurse-to-patient ratios, a vastly diverse environment, and so much more. But, there is also an awful side to California (specifically Sacramento California) that we can't seem to get over.
I know I've only said nothing but good things about our life here in Sacramento. But it's time I give you an honest opinion of why we hate living here, so you can all make an informed decision about making a life-changing move all the way to the state of California.
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Sacramento is awesome because you can drive less than an hour out and find the best hikes and outdoor activities (doesn’t sound like you guys do much activities or exercise?). The weather is probably my favorite part (mostly great all year round…I moved here from North Dakota so figure why I enjoy the weather here lol). It’s also one of the most diverse cities in the country which makes it great to meet people from all over the world (do some reading and research this…it’s a major quality of Sacramento if you don’t mind interacting with other cultures and ethnicities. It’s also a city but can have a small town feel. Things I don’t like: cost of housing and increase in business thefts.
Well dude. The thing about California is that if you want to live in a city with great weather, beauty and plenty to do( a coastal city)
You'll need a very, very high income or plan to struggle. We're competing with the global wealthy.
Sacramento is actually one of the better choices if you need affordable houses. At least it's not a dismal patch out in the desert.
Anyway, sounds like you may be headed back to NY. Or another state.
Hey!! I’m graduating in April from a private school in Sacramento. Born and raised here . Finding your channel was a literal life saver!!
Thanks so much for the compliment! Best of luck with everything and let me know if you ever have any questions.
Congrats! 🎉 Is it from a nursing school? If so, would you recommend them because I'm looking into that option. I agree this channel is awesome!
@@missg4172 They have their ups and downs. Check out Chamberlain school of nursing. My boyfriend is starting there in January as well
So you will stay in Cali until retirement or will consider relocating sooner ? I recently purchase a property in Fl and I’m doing travel nursing but I will like buy in Jersey or Ct
We're staying in California until we can live off 100k/yr in passive income but the goal is $150k/yr. The goal is to reach that number in less than 10 years.
We ❤️ Sacramento. We’re from Pasadena and live in Folsom. After seeing the movie Lady Bird we visited and fell in love with the people and vibe. There’s all kinds of scenes taking off here!
Sac gets hot for 3 months during the summer. In the evening it cools down and the weather is perfect outside for playing corn hole and having cocktails with friends. There’s also tons of water attractions and free public splash parks. If you don’t own a pool, cities like Citrus Heights and Roseville have public swimming pools where you can swim for only $5.
My husband and I love to go out dancing with our friends. We go to block parties, concerts and events downtown throughout the year. A few dance spots we like are: Revival, Flamingo House, and The Park Ultra lounge. Bar hopping is lit here too!
We also like to eat at: The Veg, Fire House, The Kitchen, Bacon & Butter,
Great content! Wishing you all the best on your stay here! Subscribed!
Blue States are high crime rate same as NYC...What about Texas specially Dallas? any inputs
2:50 considering you guys were making over 300k in working relatively low amount hours would you say that it afforded you guys the luxury to travel at a regular basis? I'm a pretty quiet person so im considering Galt, south of Sacramento where crime rate is fairly lower and housing is pretty cheap. thoughts?
Thanks for the videos! you do a great job presenting.I just joined the discord too😃
Thanks and welcome!
With another banger!!!
Thanks dude!
There is no place by the name Utopia haha. Your content is amazing my friend. I have to say it again:" you're a legend!"
So true. If only the perfect place existed. But hey, at least Sacramento is going to get us closer in life to where we want to be.
I love Sacramento! Moved to Michigan from Sacramento & absolutely miss it. Sacramento is home, lots of potential, business is good & weather....well Michigan is just to damn cold lol I miss the heat
I guess you gotta live in a miserable place to enjoy living in Sacramento, lol.
I’m the opposite. I moved to Sacramento from Michigan. (Michigan is my home town). I miss Michigan. Yea. It is very cold in MI.
There’s no place like home I guess. NYC isn’t really boring. It’s hard to let go of that. It was nice to see Monica and the baby in this video.
Yeah, we miss NYC every single day. Oh, and I would love Monica to be in more of our videos but it would take longer to film our videos because I'd have to plan the video for both of us and not just myself, lol.
Yeah homelessness is a problem even in Hawaii. It seems the better the climate the more homelessness there are.
It really is.. That's why even the big cities in Texas are dealing with a large homeless problem.
I left Sacramento 2 years ago but considered coming back to be closer to family. I find myself in a constant Yes/No cause of the issues going on in California (Crime, Homelessness etc).
I’m from SCAL and can see how you may see it boring. I actually want to move that way as enjoy the slower pace in NCAL. Major advantage of SCAL is all the amenities in close driving distance and entertainment/amusement parks. As NCAL seems to be more spaced out to nearby amenities. Depending where you live in SCAL your probably not driving more than an hour to get to any major destination in any direction.
Southern California is getting unbearable, I’m sick and tired of the people, drivers, ridiculous home prices, insane traffic, weather, and in general just want to leave the area, but California is my home, I was born and raised here, I don’t want to leave the state, starting a life in another state is a big change, a whole new start, which is why I wanna move to Northern California
Moving is a big change for sure. We still miss NYC every day that we're here in Sacramento. But, if you're goal is to increase your net worth fast, then a move to Northern California would not be a bad idea.
Our plan is to continue growing our net worth for another 5 to 8 years, then move back closer to home in NYC or the surrounding states.
So. I’m honestly thinking about making a move. We live in Arkansas and honestly, there is nothing to do. I’ve been a nurse for 10 years. My kids are 7 and 11. What do you think?
I say you come visit. Folsom, Rocklin, El Dorado Hills, Lincoln, Granite Bay, and Roseville are some great areas to raise a family.
@@NursesToRiches thanks for the advice, man. We are actually flying out next month. I need to get a serious list of things to do/check out while we’re there. I honestly want to check out a hospital or two
I’d be happy to go with you hitting the slopes skiing or snowboarding. I ski by the way 😇
So was this video mainly to be informative, or do you genuinely regret moving to Sacramento? I understand, from a previous comment you intend to work for 10 years or so and retire, possibly to somewhere else, but would you still recommend Sacramento to other families?
Hi, Thanks for the comment! We only recommend Sacramento to families that have professions where they can earn more in Sacramento than they can back home. The reason for that is because I am a big proponent of retiring early. And if you can earn more money here, then this is where you can come to invest more and retire earlier than you might be able to back home.
However, home prices continue to climb here faster than most cities in the country (although, there are nearby cities that still have affordable housing); the homeless population is growing exponentially; crime is getting out of hand; and it really is a boring place (everyone who tells you different either grew up here or already has family out here).
@@NursesToRiches thanks for the informative answer. It felt honest and genuine. I guess my wife and I are just longing for the California lifestyle (the diversity over anything else), and try to overlook the negatives. Thanks again, and love the quality and style of your videos. You deserve more subscribers!
@Nick-de2xf yeah that's true no lie sacramento has alot of diverse people all types of races do come together even tho there is alot of racism here in the capital I was born and raised here and I can't wait to leave when you are born and raised here you dont want to be here for another second not one bit but i hear alot of outsiders say thats its perfect for retirement or they just love it out here like views and places to go but like i said its different when born and raised here 👍 ❤️🩹
Yay! The vid I've been waiting for! Lol 😂🎉
I'm too much of a perfectionist, lol. My next video always has to have improved even a small amount from my previous video. Thanks for waiting though 😁.
@@NursesToRiches of course! It's amazing as usual! 👍🏾
Aww, thanks so much! ☺️
I plan on moving to Sacramento in 1-2 years, I wish I saw any of ur video 4 months ago
Better late than never. I wish I would have known about Northern California long before I started working as a nurse too.
Hey. Thanks for your videos. I’m a Long Beach, CA native but at $3,200 for a studio I’m looking to find somewhere in CA where my money can go further. I’m 35 so I don’t need the coolest nightlife, but I want somewhere that’s not dead either. Homelessness and “crime” don’t bother me as much as I’m from along Beach and I tend to be pretty sympathetic to that as long as I’m not getting shot taking my dog out to pee… we’re good. It’s important for me to live somewhere that is diverse and friendly to all people. Lastly, I’d love a place with some historic character, but willing to be anywhere chill. Does Sacramento fit the bill? Any neighborhoods that you would suggest more than others.
Sounds like Sacramento would be a perfect fit for you.
@@NursesToRicheshave you visited Brentwood? I've heard many nurses and pharmacists gravitated towards there, but I haven't visited or know the reason for it
Where do you see yourself when retiring🤔? Back to nyc? Or a no state tax?
Great video by the way!
That is such a tough one to answer. Monica and I have discussed this with each other more times than we could count. Just this morning we were looking up states we could move to with the lowest tax burden but we would like it to be as close to NYC as possible. New Hampshire seems to be the closest to a no income tax state as you could get to NYC. And unfortunately we don't want to move to Florida because the humidity there is even worse than in NY. I think ultimately we might just forget about how much we'll save in taxes and either move back to NYC, NJ, or Boston.
@@NursesToRiches King of Prussia, PA has a great weather temperament with 4 seasons but not really extreme winter dumping like NY. Great colleges close by. NY is 3 hours away. Jersey Shore is 1 1/2 hours away. Blind LLC is available in Delaware. Florida is a 2 hour flight. St Thomas is 6 hr flight. Hardly any Filipino restaurants tho.
@@yourmedicarenursenavigator thanks for the suggestion! We were actually considering PA but didn't want to live in Philadelphia, so I'll look into King of Prussia.
@@NursesToRiches King of Prussia is about 30 minutes north of Philly. I live one hour north of Philly on 5 acres of peace and quiet.
But what are we comparing it too. In New York they have pollution too. Being cold seems worse then heat to me. I don’t know that other places don’t have pitfalls.
NYCs air pollution pakes in comparison to the thick wildfire smoke that encompasses the entire Greater Sacramento Area a few times per year, but I get your point. The video was meant to point out the 5 things we dislike about Sacramento, so I guess I didn't make that super transparent in the video.
I plan on using this approach to travel or per diem nurse 4 two years in California. I can put up with about any living conditions for 2 years. Then I will move back to a much lower cost location to live well below my means, but live comfortably.
I’m in Orange County California and weather is awesome here ( most of the time). Expensive but it’s worth it.
Oh, yeah, Orange County definitely has the most ideal climate but that cost of living is a no thanks from us, lol.
@@NursesToRiches yes when retirement time comes unfortunately I’m going to have to move somewhere less expensive lol but I’m enjoying it for now!
You guys moving to SD?
We've been to San Diego but found it to be almost as boring as Sacramento except for the beaches surrounded by what felt to us like a desert.
Will a 104k yearly be enough to survive in Sacramento?
Yes it will but it wouldn't be ideal if you want to invest or travel. However, depending on the hospital, you'd be able to pick up an overtime shift a week and use that to go on a few trips per year while also investing a good amount of your income.
@@NursesToRiches cool, that's the info I needed,thanks!
Can I live comfortably with 90k/year?
$90k gross or $90k net? That's a huge difference. And most nurses here are actually earning $90k+ net.
nurse here looking to move to sac from socal. what cities would you recommend we look in? looking for a safe neighborhood with good school district.
You can start by watching this video ruclips.net/video/TmUAdcqFHMo/видео.html
Ik this look into elk grove,downtown sacramento , antelope ,Roseville, and there is a couple more places but those are the best but really expensive areas I think antelope would be the cheapest and also citrus heights is a good places but surrounded by hoods and also foothill areas but the same thing surrounded by the ghetto everywhere tbh is surrounded by ghetto even the nice areas have at least 1 or 2 streets in it that's ghettos
Have you been to Boston?
Yes, we love it there.
you still thinking about moving from Sacramento?
Yes, ultimately. Our plan is to leave Sacramento and retire in NYC or somewhere in the northern east coast.
I'm a nurse in Sacramento and this is all true!
Californians really hate it when you have a negative experience in the state. This is my channel's most disliked video 😬
@@NursesToRiches I've lived in CA my whole life and it's not as good as it used to be! The pay is what keeps most nurses here. I will say that I enjoy not living in snow!
That's what I've heard from Sacramento natives I work with as well-it's just not the same. But you're right about not having to live in the snow. I hated having to shovel snow before work in NYC. But we love snowboarding. And, the best thing about us living here is that we're so close to the snow but, like you said, we don't have to live in it. 🙂
@@NursesToRiches Well, I am sure many Californians will be glad you leave. So mn ay people including myself transplant here and then complain about it. If you don't live it, move on. Also, there is homelessness unfortunately everywhere esp. is fair weather places like CA and Hawaii, Florida. Plenty of homelessness in NY and it's cold. The population is rising. I know a lot of amazing people from Sacramento a great place to access mountains, beach, flights to travel. The American River is nice. You don't sound like outdoor people, you also don't sound like people who enjoy their home life. Hit the road Jack, don't come back.
If you retire with 3.75 million dollars you can move to the Philippines and if you withdraw 150k a year you can be rich in the Philippines.
How many travel nursing jobs and yrs do you have to do to retire with that kind of money?
@RJ's Music Studio We considered this but think we would get homesick from not seeing our family.
@@zeezeebo that question is very difficult to answer because it's dependent on so many variables. But if you invest 10k per month for 14.4 years, at a 10% return, you could get there. Or, you could invest $5k per month for 20.3 years and get to the same amount at a 10% return.
We have a coworker that is currently on parental leave and decided to take an 8-week travel assignment. He said he's getting paid 80k for the 8 weeks that he's working 🤑
@@NursesToRiches How is that possible? That is so awesome+
Straight facts.
💯
Yeah no offense, you are definitely from the east coast, Florida, Texas and CA are known and often praised for their warm climates. And as far as boring, it’s a small town, I’d suggest doing your research before settling to a place to reside in, living in a place where the cost of living is relatively low is always attractive and making money is nice but you still have to be happy with your decisions also. But Sacramento is not the worth place on earth, I think you just expect more because you’re from a bigger city. The homelessness and crime is a problem anywhere you go, esp in CA but that’s something you can thank state lawmakers and the liberal consensus that CA fuels off of. But from my experience, the people from Sac are actually really nice and down to earth. I’d suggest immersing yourself in the community and hopefully that helps
Fully agree. People should be more considerate moving some place to make money. Sac is a nice place but it is a city with good weather so it will have high homelessness rate. Most cities do that are not bitter cold in winter.
If sacremento did suck why not move to the Bay Area they have areas that are cheap, not cheap as Sacremento but nurses salaries are high you can still get a house and be where you want to be.
We've visited almost town in the Bay area, and the ones that are even remotely affordable are in areas that are too sketchy to raise a family. The ones, that are in relatively safe locations, are too expensive to live in, even when you take into account the higher salaries.
We moved to Sacramento because we were looking for a lower cost of living area with Bay area wages. Even though we hate these 5 things about Sacramento, we are still set on reaching goal we had originally set out for ourselves: to get out of debt, invest our money, and retire as early as possible.
We could not be able to accomplish that in another other town in or around the Bay area in the same amount of time we're going to be able to do so here in Sacramento.
@@NursesToRiches Well then, don't try and make money off of Sac by complaining about it. Your video and comments leave a bad taste in my mouth. Sac does not want people like you who come and take up their housing to capitalise off of it. I can't imagine what you must be like as a nurse who took the job for the money. kind of gross actually.
Plenty to do in Sac. Downtown Sac especially. Theaters, NBA Arena, Nice Restaurants everywhere, Triple A Baseball, plenty of things to do here. Summer gets hot cause duh it’s the Summer lol. Been here since 2002 and love it. Crime is not a problem here in N. Natomas. There are bad parts in every City. Homelessness is a world wide problem not just in Sac. The City will be constructing new Buildings to house the homeless. Also, Sac is one of the cheapest places to live in the entire State. Dude you are seriously trippen 😂
If you've been to any other major city in the US long enough you will understand that the downtown sac area can get pretty boring after having visited it more than a handful of times.
Summer does get hot, and there are many other cities in the US that do not get as hot as this one.
Crime is not a problem? Overall, Sacramento ranks #7 in California for cities with the highest level of violent and non violent crime. We have had our car broken into twice, our garage broken into once with one of our bikes being stolen, we've also had our arlo camera stolen from 12 up the front of our house. I have not had a friend or coworker who has not either been a victim of or a witness to a theft or vandalism.
Homelessness is a problem nationwide. You are right about that. But California overall has the highest homelessness rate per capita and Sacramento is no exception. And even though NYC has a larger population of homeless, it also has the highest number of sheltered homeless, so you don't see them camping out in the street.
Again, this video is an opinion and you are free to disagree. If you enjoy living here and see no problem with it, that's your opinion.
Thinking about moving there as a single female. Can you tell me if there's a decent area where it's no more than $1500/month for a large studio or a 1BR?
@@NursesToRiches What is it that you need to prevent yourself from being "bored"?
I live here in Sacramento born and raised and I couldn’t have agreed more, I absolutely hate it here with all the crime, homelessness and nothing to do here, I can’t wait to leave here and I plan on moving to Massachusetts Boston.
Sacramento sounds like heaven when you're from Fresno.
Lmao, that's pretty sad.
You ain't lying that's where I came from before I got there
But its getting overcrowded now increase traffic everywhere
Nah. /
ER nurses do really well. A lot of work especially for trauma nurses. Lots of gang shootings.
Why is everybody talking about NYC in a sacramento california video ??🤔 really wanted to know
It's because this channel started when we moved from NYC to Sacramento. So we often compare the two cities.
@NursesToRiches ooooh damn that's a fucking trip hopefully yall took a plane or yall had a drive of a life time would take a week worth of driving to get out here from NYC 😂 hope you and you're family likes it out here all the people that say negative stuff about this city is just because they were born and raised here like me you will see alot of things like "The first thing to do In sacramento is to leave and never come back"😂 which I'm doing my self ill be moving to Vegas the end of this year like every other sacramento person 😂
Sacramento is not that bad compared to other cities in California. Have you tried living in a different city? Seems like you guys are just missing NYC. I am Sacramento born and raised, lived in LA for 10 years. Also I’ve been to NYC a couple times. I prefer NYC, Sacramento, and then LA. Lol.
We haven't tried living in another California city but have traveled and stayed in most cities in California. Honestly the only ones we've actually enjoyed are way too expensive to live in (like Carmel By The Sea). But, in the 5 years we've been here in the Sacramento region, there seems to be more and more crime and an increase in the homeless population year after year.
@@NursesToRiches Honestly, this is so true. During the time that it got bad, I was in Los Angeles and when I moved back to Sacramento, it was a culture shock to see so many lots that were once empty, now full of homeless people. It was never this bad. Rent has also increased here it’s mind blowing. There is also crime in areas where there once wasn’t. I would move to NYC but it’s so expensive and I’d miss having a car. I considered moving to Jersey but I want to pursue acting and now nursing as a back up/career in case acting falls through. Sacramento really isn’t that bad of a city in general. It has gotten worse though so you are right. LA just tired me out. It’s hard to have genuine friends there, and neighborhoods are sectioned off by race sometimes and classism if you look closer, it’s there. Also, people can be fake sometimes. The natives are awesome though. It can be tough, but I didn’t like it that much. NYC is just better. The food. The people. The culture. I just wish the major major acting/film studios were there..it’s all in CA. That’s the only my thing keeping me here.
@@NursesToRiches Maybe you guys should try LA? Just a thought. I personally didn’t like it because it just isn’t the best place for culture like NYC is. I did appreciate the music/concert scene, the museums and the beach, but, there is a lot of homelessness, Skid Row is terrible. But you just have to find your neighborhood where you fit in and that takes time.
@@JasminCA93 oh trust me, we tried that lol. We've been to LA and it's surrounding areas several times and every time we go it seems to be getting worse and worse. The last time we were in the city we couldn't even walk through the sidewalks without stepping on urine or feces.
@@NursesToRiches Sounds like Hollywood. It’s happened to me before. #yikes Maybe San Diego? I’ve only been once, but the people are nice, it is expensive though. Not sure where else after San Diego.
There is a lot of things in Sacramento
What city you are moving to? Any idea yet??
We plan to move to NYC, or as close to it as possible, when we are earning at least $100k in yearly passive income.
@@NursesToRiches Why not SD? I think COL is pretty same as NYC and income as well. And I am waiting for the video of passive income planning of yours! Thanks for everything
Huh? Are u leaving Cali soon? I just discovered your channel yesterday. And I started watching your videos..I must say,you have great content, very detailed and informative.We are currently exploring options too to move to Cali in the coming yrs.
Keep making great videos. I showed my hubby abt your pqycheck and he is inspired by it.
@@fleurdelizmojica2449 Hi, thanks for the comment! No, Monica and I are staying in Sacramento until we are financially independent (hopefully in about 9 years) and then we hope to move back to the east coast (not sure which state yet).
How bout just leaving cali as all together?
That will be the plan once we are financially independent and have passive income of at least 100k/yr.
This weather is beautiful
You need money to do things
There is something going on
Everyday the pandemic did mess things up ⬆️
Smart move to tack in your vacation videos without flaunting. Ups and downs of City life.
Sacramento sounds like jacksonville fl
Yes it does
What ethnicity is Monica?
The homelessness is very bad here and it's so boring I have homeless people stalking me constantly. I don't recommend living in Sacramento at all..
Yeah, it's awful. Moving to a city like Roseville, Rocklin, Folsom, El Dorado Hills, and so many others is better for anyone who wants safety and cleanliness in their city.
Yes. Please don't move here, everyone go home.
The United States of America must be boring if you doing all that traveling just to have fun
Not at all. We've been to more than half of the 50 states because we love traveling domestically as well.
If someone is bored, volunteer. Or, take a class.
If someone is worried about crime, move to a remote island.
If someone is worried about pollution, buy a mega air filter.
Things work out one way or the other.
Sacramentos seriously the worst place to live anyone who says it’s great is rich.
I'm sorry, but why did we spend so long watching your wife on vacation for a video about Sacramento? Like it was legit 30-40% of the video.
Reason #1 Homelessness, just getting worse. They are becoming a homeless class with their own unions. More homeless walking down streets than working civilians. There needs to be an ordinance for not begging on roadway medians! They are literally camped out in middle of roadways begging. Closeted thing to a real zombie apocalypse!These are not people just down on their luck. Homeless and the mental illness that goes along with it are a result of society and institutions, perpetual homelessness. Moreover they’re given free phones and close to $300 a month when they get here. #2 crime from all the homeless, nothing is safe unlocked, the iron fence business is thriving.
Then move somewhere else!
The dating scene is among the worst in the country, the food is mediocre, weather sucks, it's barely a city, and your bay area friends will be reluctant to visit.
Yes, yes, and yes. You're 💯 percent correct.
Straight 💯
1. Cost of living. People keep flocking here from the bay. With them comes their progressive liberalism which is destroying sacramento.
2. Homelessness. #1 is helping to feed this problem.
3. PD hands are tied. Rising crime.
California is horrible with homelessness and cost of living. You should see how bad LA is. 🤦🏻♂️
… saving more money,
so one can travel overseas
That was a not a good video
elitism at its finest here lol
The wildfires started when a certain Governor took office. Once he's gone, I'm sure they'll be too.
As far as nothing to do, I'm not understanding that. You can go West 1 hour and be in San Francisco, North an hour and be in Reno, or an hour east and be in Lake Tahoe. We also have an NBA Basketball team, a Minor League Baseball team, and a soon-to-be MLS Soccer team. Plus we have a lively Downtown and Old Town scene, and a number of parks and museums We also have multiple Lakes and Rivers.. What is it you're looking to do and can't?
For many who have lived in other cities and come visit us, they often tell us Sacramento is not a city. I totally understand where they're coming from because, as you mentioned "go west 1 hour and be in San Francisco, North an hour and be in Reno, or an hour east and be in Lake Tahoe". None of those places are in Sacramento. In the video I said "Sacramento" is boring, not all of the places you mentioned. Let's be real, Downtown Sacramento is not "lively", nor is old sac, when you compare it to other major cities. Downtown Sacramento is often so dead that you only see a handful of people walking there, and the same goes for old sac. Also, once you've been to those places once, you've seen everything there is to see in Sacramento.
There are other cities in the US: Boston, NYC, Miami, Waikiki, etc... That have a much more vibrant atmosphere than Sacramento.
@@NursesToRiches yeah, but I brought up the hour away destinations because you made it seem like the nearest place to have fun was a 5 hour flight to Hawaii.
We're you in Sacramento pre-pandemic? Where were you living previously?
Of course Sac doesn't compete with NYC, Miami, Boston, etc,,. 98% of cities in the world can't compete with them.
Ah, I get what you mean. Sorry didn't want to make it sound so confusing. We used to live in NYC, then moved to Roseville for 8 months, and have now been living in Sacramento for close to 4 years. We were here pre-pandemic and it was still pretty boring to us because we continue to compare it to other cities we've visited or lived in. We have neighbors here that moved here from San Diego or LA County and didn't even last more than 2 years because they got bored of this city (and this was pre-pandemic).
@@NursesToRiches now it makes more sense! I came here from a small town,, so to me Sacramento is awesome. But NYC, or any other city like it, are always going to make Sacramento seem like a snooze-fest.
👍🏻👍🏻 be well
a dead city. I moved to florida last year. Bail
What part?
Enjoy Ron DeSatan
Stop voting blue….
“Its not who Votes that counts,
It’s who Counts the votes.”
- Stalin
Then go away
Sacramento is so NOT indicative of California