I’ll say this, it’s still a very diverse and happy place to be. The boardwalk all around the lake is awesome and train is expanding. I love it. Summer is tough but you have a culture around it. Pools everywhere huge free pools, movies in pools and moonlit nights at Barton creek and even aerobics cocktail hours it’s fun.
If it weren't in Texas, close to the least attractive state to a Californian that's not already conservative, I wouldn't mind moving there. I liked Austin. I've never liked any other part of Texas I've been. If they ever figure out how to get out from under the yolk of the large and overrepresented ultraconservative, authoritarian minority, who only believe in regulating human bodies, not safety, my opinion is not going to change. I mean, I'm cool with laws letting people stupidly prove the laws of evolution (dumb ideas make for dead people), they should not be able to take out others with them. Texas politicians care more about their foreign vacations and fetuses than the post-birth rest of us. It so happens I WAS researching a move to very-blue El Paso, trying to see if it would be reasonable to live across the river in New Mexico. Definitely would have to visit for a few weeks to test it out, because it doesn't look worth it, which is a shame. On the other hand, it's still 500 miles to Austin and 1000 miles to the rest of civilization (sorry Mexico, I really don't know your country as well as I'd like to).
Austin is over. Hopefully now the transplants and tech bros will chase the next sparkly thing elsewhere and let us have our city back. It was really special before tech douches and real estate investor vultures came and drained Austin dry.
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I’ll say this, it’s still a very diverse and happy place to be. The boardwalk all around the lake is awesome and train is expanding. I love it. Summer is tough but you have a culture around it. Pools everywhere huge free pools, movies in pools and moonlit nights at Barton creek and even aerobics cocktail hours it’s fun.
Helpful video. Could you describe allergy season(s) in Austin and does it bother you? thanks
I truly appreciate your brutal honesty ❤🎉 You helped me with my decision. I am not going to take an interview 😊Thanks!!!
I got punched in the mouth on 6th street 6 years ago
I'm going to guess that you are a Capricorn.
If it weren't in Texas, close to the least attractive state to a Californian that's not already conservative, I wouldn't mind moving there. I liked Austin. I've never liked any other part of Texas I've been. If they ever figure out how to get out from under the yolk of the large and overrepresented ultraconservative, authoritarian minority, who only believe in regulating human bodies, not safety, my opinion is not going to change. I mean, I'm cool with laws letting people stupidly prove the laws of evolution (dumb ideas make for dead people), they should not be able to take out others with them. Texas politicians care more about their foreign vacations and fetuses than the post-birth rest of us.
It so happens I WAS researching a move to very-blue El Paso, trying to see if it would be reasonable to live across the river in New Mexico. Definitely would have to visit for a few weeks to test it out, because it doesn't look worth it, which is a shame. On the other hand, it's still 500 miles to Austin and 1000 miles to the rest of civilization (sorry Mexico, I really don't know your country as well as I'd like to).
Austin is over. Hopefully now the transplants and tech bros will chase the next sparkly thing elsewhere and let us have our city back. It was really special before tech douches and real estate investor vultures came and drained Austin dry.