I live in La Mesa, only about 5 minutes outside of San Diego, and it is usually 10-15 degrees hotter in summer. I like it. San Diego was too chilly in summer for me and also too overcast, but some people prefer it 60-70, which is usually where the. Temperature on the coast, except maybe a couple months in the summer where it gets 75 and sometimes a little hotter. San Diego is also damp and rainy during the winter. Ive had friends visit in January thinking it would be warm even though I warned it wouldn't be, and they were disappointed, because it was in the low 50s. As far as food, I am also from the East Coast, and with the exception of seafood and sushi, I find the food very lackluster and bland. They don't seem to use a lot of seasoning here. Regarding sharks, the biggest threat here is stong rays. Lots of people get stung every summer and it's supposedly excruciating.
You are giving people ideas about opening burger places or bread products sandwich places. I discovered Jersey Mike's in San Diego and they realizes more were opening up in Wisconsin, and they are pretty good. Food is good in San Diego.
For a decent cheeseburger check out Rocky’s Crown Pub in Crown Point! Some of the breweries make a decent burger too. I agree though, SD needs to step it up. Please give more of your food recommendations - love when you guys talk about places you like.
One way to control the growth of a city is by the size of the airport(s) and many people voted against a new airport awhile back because they don't want the city to grow too big like the LA area. Some people like that the airport has one short runway,
Hey guys! We always visit SD from Phoenix and our go spot for great burger is a place called “The Food Box” in PB. The food is great and the service is always on point!
Public transportation is not an efficient way to get anywhere fast. Getting to work or shopping can take several hours of the day. Rent and home prices are unaffordable for the average working class. Utilities and taxes are some of the highest in the nation. Good luck finding home insurance. It is very expensive if it’s available at all. The homeless tents have more than doubled in the downtown area and continues growing. The beaches and weather are some of the best in our nation. The beauty of the coast and mountains is spectacular. I’m selling my home and moving out of Cali. Need to make my retirement finances stretch further.
I live in La Mesa, only about 5 minutes outside of San Diego, and it is usually 10-15 degrees hotter in summer. I like it. San Diego was too chilly in summer for me and also too overcast, but some people prefer it 60-70, which is usually where the. Temperature on the coast, except maybe a couple months in the summer where it gets 75 and sometimes a little hotter. San Diego is also damp and rainy during the winter. Ive had friends visit in January thinking it would be warm even though I warned it wouldn't be, and they were disappointed, because it was in the low 50s. As far as food, I am also from the East Coast, and with the exception of seafood and sushi, I find the food very lackluster and bland. They don't seem to use a lot of seasoning here. Regarding sharks, the biggest threat here is stong rays. Lots of people get stung every summer and it's supposedly excruciating.
You are giving people ideas about opening burger places or bread products sandwich places. I discovered Jersey Mike's in San Diego and they realizes more were opening up in Wisconsin, and they are pretty good. Food is good in San Diego.
I’m hoping it works!
Love SD!
For a decent cheeseburger check out Rocky’s Crown Pub in Crown Point! Some of the breweries make a decent burger too. I agree though, SD needs to step it up. Please give more of your food recommendations - love when you guys talk about places you like.
I’ve tried Rocky’s before it was good just not great. If you find any others let me know
Yes they need to step it up since they are so fixated on tacos!
Hoddads? Did you forget Hoddads?
One way to control the growth of a city is by the size of the airport(s) and many people voted against a new airport awhile back because they don't want the city to grow too big like the LA area. Some people like that the airport has one short runway,
I enjoyed tip 12 very much. Can say that the little league system here is awesome with lots of passionate parents volunteering and getting involved.
Hey guys! We always visit SD from Phoenix and our go spot for great burger is a place called “The Food Box” in PB. The food is great and the service is always on point!
Well now I need to check it out. Thanks for the tip!
Loved the video guys. Keep em coming!
Well done!
San Diego and SoCal in general sucks unless you like paying 10X whatever everyone else in the country pays so that you can say you live in "paradise."
Just curious, do you live in San Diego?
Public transportation is not an efficient way to get anywhere fast. Getting to work or shopping can take several hours of the day. Rent and home prices are unaffordable for the average working class. Utilities and taxes are some of the highest in the nation. Good luck finding home insurance. It is very expensive if it’s available at all.
The homeless tents have more than doubled in the downtown area and continues growing.
The beaches and weather are some of the best in our nation. The beauty of the coast and mountains is spectacular.
I’m selling my home and moving out of Cali. Need to make my retirement finances stretch further.
I thoght it would be better to fly out of john wayne airport then LIX?
What they also don't tell you about San Diego is that not much happens there. It's just kind of boring.
I think a lot happens here
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