Saying Cali instantly marks you as a rube. There is also a big split between northern and southern California. We have pretty distinct cultures from each other, not to mention the big divide between rural and urban parts of the state.
The Central Valley has to have the crappiest weather and air in all of the USA. Dozens of days in a row of over 100 degrees. And smoke from wildfires that nearly chokes us for several months ever year. I’ll be moving out of here this month! I love California, but not the Central Valley!
My sister moved out of California a while back and she calls it Cali now. I am guessing because in Utah they think it sounds cool. I tell her every time she comes back how cringy it sounds. Oh, you get a pass if your name is Biggie.
You can think of California as its own international destination, especially SoCal. Largest Chinese, Korean, Japanese, ,Vietnamese populations outside of Asia, largest Hispanic population outside Latin America, and hubs of almost every culture right in SoCal. So, spend a couple days looking at how movies are made, then go explore.
THIS. I love living in a place where I can go out to pick up authentic food from some small Central American country, grab a boba on the way, and be home in less than half an hour. (Unless there's traffic of course, then it's more like 3 hours.)
I can’t stand it when people just assume the whole state is a dysfunctional shithole. There are a lot of problems here, but it’s not as bad as Fox News makes it out to be. I’m a Republican that lives in the LA area. The politics here I don’t agree with, but it isn’t bad enough to make me leave and move to flyover country. I just put up with it and enjoy 70 degrees on Christmas.
Would be my dream to move to La man I’m from the uk but it’s going to be so hard unless I have a lot of money or I got a job that might potentially lead to relocation to La then it’s not going to happen even if I was to save put to buy a home I think to Live need to buy a house that would be like $500,000 so then I can go for the green card
thank you. Like any state, we have our issues but we are working on them, especially homelessness with housing construction and building other facilities to get them off the streets. That is really the biggest crux on the cost of living, i.e. high demand for real estate and not enough supplied. If anything, CA is moving faster than expected on resolving that dilemma. By the way, I live in the San Francisco Bay Area. Nice to meet you!
As a native Californian, I think the In N Out thing is more applicable to SoCal than the full state. More irritating to me and other native Californians that I know - don't call it "Cali", and don't call San Francisco "Frisco"
They once caught a murderer because he said he lived in Frisco. The cops got really suspicious because no self respecting San Franciscan would call it Frisco. When I hear Cali I want to punch someone real hard in the neck.
Too true. Born and raised in the 916. It’s The City. Or San Francisco. Period. Anyone who calls it Frisco must spend the night in the Tenderloin as penance. And only So Cal people call it Cali. They are their own breed down there.
@Yummy Spaghetti Noodles WTF is a Latinx? Sounds ridiculous. You got Latins and that’s it. Most my friends were from Michuaçan (sp) or Zacatecas. They preferred being called Mexicans. Heh. I always laugh when folks in other states cry about latin immigrants, because i never met harder working, more family oriented or more loyal friends in my life as my latin brothers. Maybe they’re scared…
@@allendean9807 I was literally getting annoyed by all the people saying ‘Cali’ is like a forbidden word.. I don’t mind that word at all. But then I am from SoCal.. Didn’t know you guys up North hated that word so much lol
@@junenam145 i don’t think it’s hate, it’s just kind of cliche to us, like ‘Frisco’. It’s just a word that seems kind of touristy A lot of people in Northern California will refer to themselves by county, like if you’re from Co-Co ( Contra Costa) county, or by area code, like the 916 (Sacramento County), Or the 707 (Solano). It’s like everybody says; California isn’t just one -lace. It’s so, so many places wrapped up in one. If you live in the 916, you’re an hour from the ocean, or the snow. Pretty kick ass…
Born and raised in the east bay area of San Francisco ....Mark, you are on point as per usual! 🌴 Sidenote: There's too much hate-bashing in these comments :( I live in Colorado now and I viscerally miss California after moving away. Don't hate, appreciate the beauty this state has! It's diverse and large with so much history and insanity and in the end, there's nothing like the sunsets, the weather, the food, the culture...etc. Thanks again, Mark!
@@tstocker6926 if you mean ideal- like 70’s-80’s? Yeah, you’re prolly right. However, I’d counter that the weather across the state is nice all yer round. Yes, it gets hot. But it’s not humid, so the heat is far more tolerable. The winters are mild up and down the state. I loved the weather in Sacramento. I felt it was perfect. Summers at the pool, winters in a hoodie. Can’t beat it
The state that people love to hate. As a native of California I grew up in Colorado and California. I love both states very much. Every state has something to offer and no state is perfect. I think we ought to be spending more time giving back to our communities rather than complaining about them.
As a Californian from birth I would be much more insulted if you dissed the Mexican food over In-and-Out burger. Also do not use the term Cali, San Fran or Frisco. Sorry it's California and San Francisco, end of story.
As a born and raised California native I agree with this oversimplification of ways to piss off Californians. Especially the part about California being all the same. In fact, Southern and Northern California are so different that they're essentially completely different states. However, while there's a lot of SoCal/NorCal rivalry, at the end of the day we Californians are proud of our state's vast diversity and believe it's part of the reason why California is the best state in the union!
@@KingOf_America1776 BigDickBlack (could be little pee pee black or Jewish guy) is typical of the cross we remaining normal Californians have to bear. Thirty years ago this state was largely run by conservative Republicans. There was a massive Federal investigation uncovering our typical huge corruption. Then Clinton came in and fired every Federal attorney in every state replacing all of them with Democrat cronies. The RINO's didn't object and the corruption scandal was allowed to fester on. The Republicans had the majority in the legislature and were set to reverse decades of absurd gerrymanders. The Domocrats bought off one female Northern California legislator and started the really horrible redistricting that still continues. She retired to her brand new big ranch up north and her new vacation homes. The election laws were changed or not enforced. We almost certainly have the most corrupted electoral system in the country. An idiot alliance of RINO's and libertarians aided the Democrats in putting it in. The "Gubernator" Schwarzneggger proved to be a completely disastrous wimp, proving every negative idea you ever had about muscle boys to be true. While a huge percentage of Californians are still Trump conservatives we have been rendered powerless. Our California Republican Party is largely worthless RINO's, which is why nobody should ever trust Kevin McCarthy (not a close relative) or Harmeet Dhillon. Larry Elder is one of the few California conservatives I have some faith in. The National Republican Party, and we have all seen in the last year what a pack of worthless grifters they are, has abandoned us, claiming we are a Deep Blue state. They should know, they caused the situation. So now we have a state effectively run by little pee pee black (or Jewish guy).
….:..!n don’t EVER call California “Cali” It’s a sure way to get u labeled as a tourist…. Lived here all my life n I have NEVER ever called California “Cali” ‘!!! N don’t ever call San Francisco “San Fran”or “Frisco” everyone in the Bay Area call it the “City”
depends on who u hangout out with, people from fillmore, sunnydale, lakeview, army st, hunters point, bayview, etc call it frisco, herb cain was just an elitist, the black and latino population of the sco cal it frisco, or the sco,
Yes!!! I hate when people call San Francisco - Frisco and expect to be treated like their native Californians. Um no! If San Francisco is too big of a mouthful for you and you can only handle shortened words, try "The City" and your fine.
as a Californian, I enjoyed the video. As for In-n-out Burger... I think most Californian's will simply look at you like you're nuts. not really get pissed off... the two big draws to In-n-out are the French fries are in their skin til they get sliced for your order. Yes each station does have a potato slicer at it. the over all quality is good, and amazingly consistent. In-n-out is not a franchise, its family owned and all the supplies are delivered from the central distribution center the day you buy them. they empty the distribution center every day also. so what you get is as fresh as it possibly can be. but the fun thing about In-n-out is the hidden menu which you can find on line. but basically you can get a burger pretty much any way you can imagine it. Yes my first day in California way to many years ago to admit to, I was taken to In-n-out burger... much to my hosts surprise I wasn't fond of them. I dislike the special sauce... 20 years later, I was told in no uncertain terms then order it with Catchup and mustard dummy. Made all the difference in the world:) The California environment... this should say a lot... 9 national parks, 200+ state parks. the highest point in the lower 48 100 miles from the lowest point in North America. we have recorded the hottest temperature in the world, and the coldest in the lower 48. about 150 miles apart. don't ever confuse the three metro areas with each other they are all very very different. and the Central Valley resembles Kansas more than the Image most tourist have of "California". there is a reason 40 million people live here, yet 2/3rds of the state is protected from urban encroachment as a National forest. number 3, California is probably the or at least one of the most diverse states in the US on just about any measure. the one thing that really separates it from most, is in California if you are seriously looking, you will find a way to realistically pursue your dreams, and in many cases achieve them.
Dissing In'n'Out is a bad thing. lol. I used to live down the street from the original one. Thank goodness that there are two In'n'Out's in Colorado where I can get my fix!
Lol as a native Californian - yeah its ok not to LOVE In-N-Out, but don't start smack talking either. And yes we are not all the same but from what I can tell its the outsiders hoping too much we are. Dude I don't surf or skate. I am a designer in the licensing entertainment industry, though. But my brother works as a loan officer, and my sister is in customer service.
California , your grass feed beef is very dry and tasteless compared to the beef in the Midwest , where the local tavern will probably have a better burger than in-n-out
As a Californian i would say in-n-out is alright, i only get it whenever I'm randomly hungry at 1am (although they do have really good prices, it's because they have few ingredients), I'd rather go to the habit that's close by, the tuna sandwich is really good (One way you could piss me off is if you talk bad about weed but you're okay with cigarettes and alcohol) (Also when you make assumptions about vegan food like "I thought it was suppose to taste healthy" "if there's no meat then what gives it flavor?", You ever heard of SEASONING, you know the same thing you add to your meat?, The only claim that vegan food makes it that it doesn't have animal products, so I don't know why people assume it has to be healthy, or that it's flavorless)
Yeah, but for the price you can't beat it. Plus, there's a real social aspect to going to In-n-out that's very different than going to other fast food places. Also O.G. Rampart Tommy's at 2am is pretty awesome too.
There’s an amazing A-maaaazing Little burger place in Huntington Beach called “Pocket Burger!” OOOOOOH MYYYYYYYY GOOOOODNESS! The BEST burger I’ve EVER had!!!!!
1. Do not call it Cali…. It’s So-Cal, Central Valley, Nor Cal… 2. It’s NEVER called “Frisco”.. it’s San Francisco, or if you’re from NorCal, it’s The City. 3. Get a vanilla shake with your In ‘n Out fries. The shake is for dipping. It’s amazing. I miss my home state more and more, living here in Kentucky. Seasons are nice, but nothing beats The 916.
Another thing, speaking for LA specifically as a local, not turning left when the light turns yellow. A lot of LA doesn’t have left turning lights, so it’s expected that once the light turns yellow, two or three cars go, and then once it turns red, another car or two should go. Otherwise, you’ll be waiting to make a left for years.
Throwing cigarettes around. Anywhere, ever. I've almost lost my home and my pets because some creep flicked a cigarette into our notoriously dry grass.
Not really as a native Southern Californian, I like Fresno a lot. It's close to Yosemite, Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks and Shaver Lake for skiing and hiking. There's also close waterskiing. It's great if you like the outdoors except when it gets the Tule Fog. However, I still live in Southern California. Use to like SF NOT anymore at all.
@@jrecm4816 I used to date someone from Fresno, and that was basically the argument her family gave when the pros and cons of living in Fresno came up: "Well, it's close to stuff." Also being far away enough from major earthquake faults and the ocean that the only real natural disasters they had to contend with were heatwaves and the Tule Fog. Driving in that fog is GNARLY, though...
Lifelong Californian here. You can dismiss In-n-Out all you like. It pales in comparison to loads of independent family-owned burger places in the LA area.
@@gumerzambrano I've lived in CA all my life and I had no idea they were open that late! I thought they closed at 10...so I never went to one when I was working graveyard :(
I don't care if you diss In N Out...even though I personally love it...but I do get annoyed as an Angeleno when people think that we are just all about Hollywood. I'm more forgiving of tourists. But recent transplants who say stuff like that will get my goat. We are one of the largest economies in the world, with the largest gargment industry in the USA and the most important port. We are a major transport and distribution center. And we are the breadbasket to the rest of the country. It's not all Baywatch and Silicone Implants.
It seems that people always have misconceptions of places they have only heard about. I had a friend who worked in a restaurant in Spokane, one time a couple came in to the restaurant from New Yorka and asked if they were safe from Indian attacks within the city (this was 1990's mind you). My sarcastic friend said, "Lord no, just last week my dishwasher was scalped". Then the wife started asking her husband how could he bring her to such a dangerous place and started crying my friend had to explain the truth before he was responsible for a divorce.
As a proud native son with both my parents born here, please don't call San Francisco "Frisco." It is like finger nails on a chalkboard. Please. Even "San Fran" is somewhat annoying. Call San Francisco by its full name or simply "the City." We will respect you for this immensely!
Californian here for 60+ born and raised. In&out not so much. There are the loyalist and if your in their company, your right. But many of us don’t care. The second way, definitely right, we love our California for so much is here. Thanks
3G coastal So. Cal native here. You’re not that far off which is amazing. Gives you cred for me at least on all your worldly videos. Your last point bittersweet. Grew up a block from the beach in the far South Bay and it was a blue collar artist town. Regular people of all walks of life owned homes. Not so much now.
I live in San Diego, and though there has been an increase in indigence, vacant storefronts, trash, and tents, I do have to say, that there is definitely a stark divide between the portrayal of California, versus what happens at the local level. San Francisco and portions of Los Angeles are not wholly representative of what is happening in our cities. I’m very conservatively minded, and haven’t been compelled to leave on an exodus to a state that has many of their own issues, along with infrastructure and real estate not coping due to mass relocations across the USA. What I do believe, is that, with proper planning and funding for the homeless population, drug rehabilitation, securing the border, and incentivizing small businesses and consumers without choking them with taxes and regulations, would help restore a little of what was lost in the last few decades.
Our housing costs are high and a lot of people move here with some vague idea that they want to live here, but don't have a plan for work or savings to get them started. Plus the massive opiod crisis that has hit the U.S. is more visible here because we have dense urban communities. The homeless are able to hide in big sprawling city's with vacant homes. Not the case here.
Californians got mad because I referred to the In and Out Burgers as sliders because of how tiny they are compared to lots of burgers I’ve seen. But I get the 4x4 or two cheeseburgers and I’m full.,😃😃😃
As a Californian, I don’t think anyone cares that much about in and out. I don’t really like it all that much myself. We have great Mexican food though! Where I live has some advantages. I’m 1.5 from the mountain and snowboarding. I’m 1.5 hours from the beach. I’m 2.5 from Vegas. Downside of where I live, high high crime rate. It makes all the top videos of bad cities. You win some, you loose some.
Lived in San Diego, California since I was 9 (before then I lived in Omaha, Nebraska). Honestly, I think In N Out is overrated mostly cause I'm more into pizza, chicken and ice cream than burgers. As a Nebraskan as well, same goes for Runza. I don't really care for cabbage or sauerkraut. One thing that really irritates me though is when people call California "Californ-eye-a". Only Bugs Bunny gets a pass to say it that way and he's a fictional character. Honestly, I'd rather have someone call it Cali instead of pronouncing it like Californ-eye-a. Absolute cringe.
As a born and lifelong California native, and I am 44, be 45 this year..... My home state is a shithole being run into the ground by insane idiots. Breaks my heart.
California native here - I remember when I was 18, with a Youth group from around the country and we all met up in Philadelphia, some kids asked me if I knew any movie starts. I lied and said "no."
I have had an elegant time in both Southern & Northern California. I'm from Houston, Texas. So was Della B. Robinson. That was one of Ray Charles wife. They lived in Baldwin Hills, CA. As a child I used to vacation in Cali & got to spend weekends their in the mansion. I saw Ray in there once. That was the only celeb I knew. I love how you showed Walt Disney's star. I sill haven't down walk of fame or even been to Hollywood. Just the 3 themed parks in LA (area) Lovely Redwoods & San Francisco trolley, Yosemite, around Lake Tahoe & old Sacramento. Yeah! Don't be saying What A Burger is better. It's like a who has the best BBQ debate!
@@tstocker6926 I live in Chicago and I’m not sure what a tavern burger is, haha! Is it basically a burger from a local bar? I live walking distance to a Small Cheval so that’s my go-to here, and I think theirs might be grass fed beef too (I know Au Cheval’s def is) 😆😋
@@jamestucker8088 Aha, dude, the only people that make the Democratic vote to go up in Texas, Tennessee and other states like that are Californians, New Yorkers or people from Washington state the scape from there and take their horrible voting habits with them. Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Nashville and others are full of liberal Californians that don't exaxtly vote red.
We really dont talk about or think about in n out that much or even care too much about opinions on it. Its an interesting stereotype. Its decent but the lines are always too long. Its nice that its open late though
Born & raised in California , still live there. I don't care about any fast food joint. I don't eat burgers. Not liking some fast food chain does not piss me off whatsoever. Ways to piss me off: 1. Whine about people speaking languages other than english, when they are speaking to eachother. They probably also speak english and would do so if they were speaking to you, Karen, but they speak their first language to eachother. 2. Standing on the left side of public transit escalators. I understand you have never ridden transit before, but it's like a freeway: The escalators are wide enough for 2 lanes. Right side is slow lane. Left side is fast lane. Stand on the right, walk on the left. Don't park your giant suitcase on one side and stand on the other. Don't stand two abreast and stand still. Make room for people to walk on the left. Interestingly, this is true even in countries like England where they drive on the left side of the road, they still stand on the right and walk on the left for escalators. Tube stations even have signs saying that. 3. Bashing the progressive politics or diversity of California. It's not ambushing you, you should already know that you will see, hear and smell things you don't see at home. Don't go to West Hollywood and then gasp that you saw gay people living their lives. Yes, there are problems in California. Yes, there are homeless people. A lot of them are from other states, maybe even from your state. Many homeless people do have jobs and still can't afford housing. Most of the tech workers are also from other states. Housing is expensive because so many people want to live here. # 1 rule for getting along is live and let live.
I did the dissing IN&OUT mistake when I was there, didn't know it was like a religion, I upset my local friends LOL, but honestly, the food there wasn't even halfway as good as it was in other burger joints in the LA area. I think I had the best burger I've tried ever in a place called STOUT if I remember correctly...
It depends on how it's ordered. I get a customized order that is banging. But their original menu is okay. Fries are awful, tastes like cardboard. 😅 I'm a lifelong Californian
@@dougfife7956 Go ask them where they’re originally from lol Most of them aren’t even from California, don’t get me wrong CA ain’t it if you don’t have the money for it, but still gotta defend my home state 🤷🏽♂️ Also it’s not everywhere lol you’re generalizing. That’s like 5 neighborhoods close to downtown LA/the westside. Can’t speak for SF or SD
Californians love the second amendment. Mainly because we understand what it means. It’s not a license to support the MiC….. but you do you, brother…. Keep buying all the guns you wanna.
@@Nicole-dp5ks exactly. A common misconception is that California is full of bleeding heart, tree hugging, plant eaters who abhor violence. The Bay area is the birth place of thrash metal, for fuck’s sake. Violence is our business….
@@Awesome_1789 originally? For how long? And, where else have you lived? I’ve lived in WA,KY,MI,OK. Born in Sacramento, California. The state isn’t perfect, but it’ll always be home. If i had my pick of places to live, it’d be Gozo, Malta. I level in Europe for a year, and it makes every state in the USA lesser…
Yup! I love In-N-Out don't speak ill of it! 3rd point is accurate as well! The techies didn't arrive until I was out of high school and those were the people who forced a lot of us out!
I'll add my voice to the list of Californians who say In-N-Out's good, but not my favorite thing. I like variety. In-N-Out is excellent at a handful of very specific things. I pretty much order the same thing every time I go there (Double Double animal style), and I enjoy it, but I don't feel the need to go back more than roughly once a year. I'll visit the build-your-own-burger type places more frequently because I'm less likely to order the exact same thing twice. The one thing that really irritates me when friends or relatives visit is the expectation that I'll take them to Hollywood, Disneyland, or some other very touristy and crowded place. Go do that stuff on your own time! I avoid those places like the plague. (Er, bad example because the plague is everywhere now. I avoid those places MORE than the plague.)
In and Out isn't my favorite, but I find they're consistent in taste and they're cheaper than the other burger fast foods. A great place to stop if you're road tripping and see one on the way.
I am born and raised in CA; dissing In-N-Out Burger is not as bad as it seems. Goes to show that it depends on generation, and that anything someone likes will make them mad by not liking it. I agree that in any state or country if you say that it is all the same that it is highly likely to made someone mad. Same with stereotyping in general is a no go everywhere.
Won't disagree about the other two but the only person I know who's passionate about In 'n Out is my brother-in-law and even he wouldn't get mad if somebody didn't like it. I rarely eat fast food hamburgers but if I do my favorites are Burger King, Five Guys and Fatburger. Most of us rarely, if ever, go to the tourist spots except the beach, Disneyland and Knott's. We avoid Hollyweir and downtown LA as plague spots, which they literally are since the bubonic plague aka The Black Death, is endemic there due to the high quality of our civil leadership. All of whom I'm absolutely sure were fairly "elected". I grew up in a beach city with my siblings. Only one of my brothers ever surfed and only for a short period as a teenager long ago.
I'm a Californian and, to be honest, none of these three would piss me off. For one, In n Out have been assholes when it comes to the COVID pandemic so by all means hate on them. As for #2 and #3, I'd just roll my eyes and shrug it off. I will say that, aside from my older brother's best friend, I don't know anyone in my circle of friends (which is very big) who surfs.
I’m from California and I diss in n out lol, #2 I respect I’m from all over cali that I’ve witnessed it’s diversity. I say Cali, nbd. Born and raised in California
Ill give y'all the true game. Mind these 5 points and you might enjoy yourself enough to see why people love it here so much. 1. People smoke weed in public. Accept it. 2. Dont be a Karen. 3. Know that even though it looks nice, you could be in a dangerous neighborhood. 4. Accept that people drive crazy. Don't honk back and be rude unless your armed. 5. If you can blend in with the locals, do it. It NEVER benefits you to look like a out of towner in California.
I can't even with IN-N-OUT. I'm happily a former resident of CA. The hype for that place was/is just insane. And it's not even unique to LA, they're in Oregon, Utah, Colorado, and Texas. At least. Pretty sure there's one on/near the Vegas strip too. So, it's not even a California thing. Yeah, it's a perfectly good fast food place, but as for the name, you're in, and then you stay for a while. The location near where I lived on the corner of Balboa & Lassen in the valley would have the cars spilling out of the parking lot, two blocks down the street, blocking a lane of traffic. People would sit there for two hours. Not enough traffic on the 405?? (But at some locations you had the option to park and go inside, and that might only take 15 mins vs an hour+ sitting in the car line - so, that was willful traffic). So many better places to get a burger. I never hear anyone mention Carney's, hopefully still there. They had several locations when I lived there. It's a shame a chain gets so much hype, love, and attention.
I lived in California for three years, Silicon Valley, in the late 80's. My work required extensive stays in Los Angeles. I never liked California. I felt that I was an east coast person living on the west coast. So, I moved back east. Since then I have lived in three other countries: the UK, the UAE, and the Bahamas, where I now live. I even became a naturalised UK citizen in 2003. However, California has always been the most foreign and inhospitable to me. I just couldn't adapt.
On point with people expecting you to know someone famous. If you don't know someone famous, then you must know someone from Compton or have been there. How to piss off Californians outside the state? Point out that stop signs aren't just a rolling suggestion and say how great your local Mexican food place is- we were raised on the real stuff :)
Born n raised in California.. I say cali n doesn't upsetme when others say it either, and have never known anyone to get upset over in n out lol It's more the talk about who has better Mexican food 😅
Saying Cali instantly marks you as a rube. There is also a big split between northern and southern California. We have pretty distinct cultures from each other, not to mention the big divide between rural and urban parts of the state.
Not every Californian thinks we have good weather. Unless you live near the coast, it is hot AF in the summer. Ask anyone who lives in the valley.
The Central Valley has to have the crappiest weather and air in all of the USA. Dozens of days in a row of over 100 degrees. And smoke from wildfires that nearly chokes us for several months ever year. I’ll be moving out of here this month! I love California, but not the Central Valley!
I live in a valley in Tennessee and I can vouch that valleys do get pretty damn hot and humid compared to higher elevations.
Also: LA and Bay Area don't like each other very much. *Comparing them isn't a good idea.*
calling california “cali” is definitely #1. that should be a felony
Agreed! SoCal/NorCal is fine, but please God no Cali
I'm a local and call it Cali
@@gumerzambrano yea, what’s wrong with Cali?
@@gardyion2869 they prolly not from Cali tbh
My sister moved out of California a while back and she calls it Cali now. I am guessing because in Utah they think it sounds cool. I tell her every time she comes back how cringy it sounds. Oh, you get a pass if your name is Biggie.
You can think of California as its own international destination, especially SoCal. Largest Chinese, Korean, Japanese, ,Vietnamese populations outside of Asia, largest Hispanic population outside Latin America, and hubs of almost every culture right in SoCal. So, spend a couple days looking at how movies are made, then go explore.
THIS. I love living in a place where I can go out to pick up authentic food from some small Central American country, grab a boba on the way, and be home in less than half an hour. (Unless there's traffic of course, then it's more like 3 hours.)
3 ways to piss off everyone in any state, generalize, generalize, generalize...
I can’t stand it when people just assume the whole state is a dysfunctional shithole. There are a lot of problems here, but it’s not as bad as Fox News makes it out to be. I’m a Republican that lives in the LA area. The politics here I don’t agree with, but it isn’t bad enough to make me leave and move to flyover country. I just put up with it and enjoy 70 degrees on Christmas.
Would be my dream to move to La man I’m from the uk but it’s going to be so hard unless I have a lot of money or I got a job that might potentially lead to relocation to La then it’s not going to happen even if I was to save put to buy a home I think to Live need to buy a house that would be like $500,000 so then I can go for the green card
@@lukewalker3 lol you can rent like many Californians already do
@@lemondrop7305 Problem is I would only be able to stay there I think it’s six months on the Visa
thank you. Like any state, we have our issues but we are working on them, especially homelessness with housing construction and building other facilities to get them off the streets. That is really the biggest crux on the cost of living, i.e. high demand for real estate and not enough supplied. If anything, CA is moving faster than expected on resolving that dilemma.
By the way, I live in the San Francisco Bay Area. Nice to meet you!
Well in comparison to some states it has more issues.
As a native Californian, I think the In N Out thing is more applicable to SoCal than the full state. More irritating to me and other native Californians that I know - don't call it "Cali", and don't call San Francisco "Frisco"
They once caught a murderer because he said he lived in Frisco. The cops got really suspicious because no self respecting San Franciscan would call it Frisco. When I hear Cali I want to punch someone real hard in the neck.
Too true. Born and raised in the 916. It’s The City. Or San Francisco. Period. Anyone who calls it Frisco must spend the night in the Tenderloin as penance.
And only So Cal people call it Cali.
They are their own breed down there.
@Yummy Spaghetti Noodles WTF is a Latinx?
Sounds ridiculous. You got Latins and that’s it. Most my friends were from Michuaçan (sp) or Zacatecas. They preferred being called Mexicans. Heh. I always laugh when folks in other states cry about latin immigrants, because i never met harder working, more family oriented or more loyal friends in my life as my latin brothers. Maybe they’re scared…
@@allendean9807 I was literally getting annoyed by all the people saying ‘Cali’ is like a forbidden word.. I don’t mind that word at all. But then I am from SoCal..
Didn’t know you guys up North hated that word so much lol
@@junenam145 i don’t think it’s hate, it’s just kind of cliche to us, like ‘Frisco’. It’s just a word that seems kind of touristy
A lot of people in Northern California will refer to themselves by county, like if you’re from Co-Co ( Contra Costa) county, or by area code, like the 916 (Sacramento County), Or the 707 (Solano). It’s like everybody says; California isn’t just one -lace. It’s so, so many places wrapped up in one. If you live in the 916, you’re an hour from the ocean, or the snow. Pretty kick ass…
Born and raised in the east bay area of San Francisco ....Mark, you are on point as per usual! 🌴
Sidenote: There's too much hate-bashing in these comments :( I live in Colorado now and I viscerally miss California after moving away. Don't hate, appreciate the beauty this state has! It's diverse and large with so much history and insanity and in the end, there's nothing like the sunsets, the weather, the food, the culture...etc. Thanks again, Mark!
I’m in Kentucky right now, and I’ve been away from NorCal since 2017. And even though a year of that was spent in europe, i miss California BAD
The weather is only ideal in the thin costal strip in southern to mid California.
@@tstocker6926 if you mean ideal- like 70’s-80’s? Yeah, you’re prolly right. However, I’d counter that the weather across the state is nice all yer round. Yes, it gets hot. But it’s not humid, so the heat is far more tolerable. The winters are mild up and down the state. I loved the weather in Sacramento. I felt it was perfect. Summers at the pool, winters in a hoodie. Can’t beat it
Dont forget, driving slow and not going at a green light right away. Speaking spanish is a plus
California is a sh*t hole
@@edthetrucker5099 why is California a sh!t hole, please educate me.
California no es un trozo de mierda, hi friend, also, NO CENSORING
@@anniesadventures5331 it's not hes just repeating talking points hes heard
Isn't sitting in traffic a California tradition?
The state that people love to hate. As a native of California I grew up in Colorado and California. I love both states very much. Every state has something to offer and no state is perfect. I think we ought to be spending more time giving back to our communities rather than complaining about them.
Can I borrow a 1000 bucks? Either give it to me or have new some take it from you
As a Californian from birth I would be much more insulted if you dissed the Mexican food over In-and-Out burger. Also do not use the term Cali, San Fran or Frisco. Sorry it's California and San Francisco, end of story.
agree except for Cali I use that shit all the time lmao
It’s either: San Francisco, SF, or the City. There’s no in between.
There should be no debate, California Mexican food is the BEST! Other states Mexican food just ain’t it
As a Californian the Mexican food is awful in the Bay Area and Northern CA though lol
As a born and raised California native I agree with this oversimplification of ways to piss off Californians. Especially the part about California being all the same. In fact, Southern and Northern California are so different that they're essentially completely different states. However, while there's a lot of SoCal/NorCal rivalry, at the end of the day we Californians are proud of our state's vast diversity and believe it's part of the reason why California is the best state in the union!
Only Texas is better
Cause we have more freedom 🗽🇺🇸
@@KingOf_America1776 BigDickBlack (could be little pee pee black or Jewish guy) is typical of the cross we remaining normal Californians have to bear.
Thirty years ago this state was largely run by conservative Republicans. There was a massive Federal investigation uncovering our typical huge corruption. Then Clinton came in and fired every Federal attorney in every state replacing all of them with Democrat cronies. The RINO's didn't object and the corruption scandal was allowed to fester on. The Republicans had the majority in the legislature and were set to reverse decades of absurd gerrymanders. The Domocrats bought off one female Northern California legislator and started the really horrible redistricting that still continues. She retired to her brand new big ranch up north and her new vacation homes. The election laws were changed or not enforced. We almost certainly have the most corrupted electoral system in the country. An idiot alliance of RINO's and libertarians aided the Democrats in putting it in. The "Gubernator" Schwarzneggger proved to be a completely disastrous wimp, proving every negative idea you ever had about muscle boys to be true.
While a huge percentage of Californians are still Trump conservatives we have been rendered powerless. Our California Republican Party is largely worthless RINO's, which is why nobody should ever trust Kevin McCarthy (not a close relative) or Harmeet Dhillon. Larry Elder is one of the few California conservatives I have some faith in. The National Republican Party, and we have all seen in the last year what a pack of worthless grifters they are, has abandoned us, claiming we are a Deep Blue state. They should know, they caused the situation. So now we have a state effectively run by little pee pee black (or Jewish guy).
@Big Dick Black abortion is murder, so your probably also ok with school shootings
@Big Dick Black and we don’t have to take stupid vaccines and wear masks. So yea California has Yosemite, Texas had Freedom!
….:..!n don’t EVER call California “Cali”
It’s a sure way to get u labeled as a tourist….
Lived here all my life n I have NEVER ever called California “Cali” ‘!!!
N don’t ever call San Francisco “San Fran”or “Frisco” everyone in the Bay Area call it the “City”
depends on who u hangout out with, people from fillmore, sunnydale, lakeview, army st, hunters point, bayview, etc call it frisco, herb cain was just an elitist, the black and latino population of the sco cal it frisco, or the sco,
Yes!!! I hate when people call San Francisco - Frisco and expect to be treated like their native Californians. Um no! If San Francisco is too big of a mouthful for you and you can only handle shortened words, try "The City" and your fine.
as a Californian, I enjoyed the video. As for In-n-out Burger... I think most Californian's will simply look at you like you're nuts. not really get pissed off... the two big draws to In-n-out are the French fries are in their skin til they get sliced for your order. Yes each station does have a potato slicer at it. the over all quality is good, and amazingly consistent. In-n-out is not a franchise, its family owned and all the supplies are delivered from the central distribution center the day you buy them. they empty the distribution center every day also. so what you get is as fresh as it possibly can be. but the fun thing about In-n-out is the hidden menu which you can find on line. but basically you can get a burger pretty much any way you can imagine it. Yes my first day in California way to many years ago to admit to, I was taken to In-n-out burger... much to my hosts surprise I wasn't fond of them. I dislike the special sauce... 20 years later, I was told in no uncertain terms then order it with Catchup and mustard dummy. Made all the difference in the world:)
The California environment... this should say a lot... 9 national parks, 200+ state parks. the highest point in the lower 48 100 miles from the lowest point in North America. we have recorded the hottest temperature in the world, and the coldest in the lower 48. about 150 miles apart. don't ever confuse the three metro areas with each other they are all very very different. and the Central Valley resembles Kansas more than the Image most tourist have of "California". there is a reason 40 million people live here, yet 2/3rds of the state is protected from urban encroachment as a National forest.
number 3, California is probably the or at least one of the most diverse states in the US on just about any measure. the one thing that really separates it from most, is in California if you are seriously looking, you will find a way to realistically pursue your dreams, and in many cases achieve them.
Dissing In'n'Out is a bad thing. lol. I used to live down the street from the original one. Thank goodness that there are two In'n'Out's in Colorado where I can get my fix!
Lol as a native Californian - yeah its ok not to LOVE In-N-Out, but don't start smack talking either. And yes we are not all the same but from what I can tell its the outsiders hoping too much we are. Dude I don't surf or skate. I am a designer in the licensing entertainment industry, though. But my brother works as a loan officer, and my sister is in customer service.
Five guys>>>
California , your grass feed beef is very dry and tasteless compared to the beef in the Midwest , where the local tavern will probably have a better burger than in-n-out
As a Californian i would say in-n-out is alright, i only get it whenever I'm randomly hungry at 1am (although they do have really good prices, it's because they have few ingredients), I'd rather go to the habit that's close by, the tuna sandwich is really good
(One way you could piss me off is if you talk bad about weed but you're okay with cigarettes and alcohol)
(Also when you make assumptions about vegan food like "I thought it was suppose to taste healthy" "if there's no meat then what gives it flavor?", You ever heard of SEASONING, you know the same thing you add to your meat?, The only claim that vegan food makes it that it doesn't have animal products, so I don't know why people assume it has to be healthy, or that it's flavorless)
What's the burger joint with the little burgers? That looks good.
California native here and I must say your cannabis statement is 100% true haha
Yeah, but for the price you can't beat it. Plus, there's a real social aspect to going to In-n-out that's very different than going to other fast food places. Also O.G. Rampart Tommy's at 2am is pretty awesome too.
There’s an amazing A-maaaazing Little burger place in Huntington Beach called “Pocket Burger!” OOOOOOH MYYYYYYYY GOOOOODNESS! The BEST burger I’ve EVER had!!!!!
Agree. I like The Habit better too.
Thanks for the tips, will put those 3 ways to the test when I visit
1. Do not call it Cali…. It’s So-Cal, Central Valley, Nor Cal…
2. It’s NEVER called “Frisco”.. it’s San Francisco, or if you’re from NorCal, it’s The City.
3. Get a vanilla shake with your In ‘n Out fries. The shake is for dipping. It’s amazing.
I miss my home state more and more, living here in Kentucky. Seasons are nice, but nothing beats The 916.
I was born and raised in San Diego, but now I live in Los Angeles. Your helpful tips are very valid. Nice work.
Another thing, speaking for LA specifically as a local, not turning left when the light turns yellow. A lot of LA doesn’t have left turning lights, so it’s expected that once the light turns yellow, two or three cars go, and then once it turns red, another car or two should go. Otherwise, you’ll be waiting to make a left for years.
Throwing cigarettes around. Anywhere, ever. I've almost lost my home and my pets because some creep flicked a cigarette into our notoriously dry grass.
Hope you're doing alright.
The only thing 100% of Californians can agree on is that Fresno is the worst
"Phew! Dodged a bullet there!" -Bakersfield
Not really as a native Southern Californian, I like Fresno a lot. It's close to Yosemite, Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks and Shaver Lake for skiing and hiking. There's also close waterskiing. It's great if you like the outdoors except when it gets the Tule Fog. However, I still live in Southern California. Use to like SF NOT anymore at all.
@@jrecm4816 I used to date someone from Fresno, and that was basically the argument her family gave when the pros and cons of living in Fresno came up: "Well, it's close to stuff." Also being far away enough from major earthquake faults and the ocean that the only real natural disasters they had to contend with were heatwaves and the Tule Fog. Driving in that fog is GNARLY, though...
Lifelong Californian here. You can dismiss In-n-Out all you like. It pales in comparison to loads of independent family-owned burger places in the LA area.
In n out hits different at 1am
@@gumerzambrano Fat Burger is better.
@@gumerzambrano I've lived in CA all my life and I had no idea they were open that late! I thought they closed at 10...so I never went to one when I was working graveyard :(
Also, never talk crap about Huell Howser. you might get chucked off the Yosemite Firefall for it. ;)
Isn't Huell the patron saint of all California parks?
as a native Californian i don’t care if you say any of these things lol
We're too chill to care about what you dislike. Hahaha.
I don't care if you diss In N Out...even though I personally love it...but I do get annoyed as an Angeleno when people think that we are just all about Hollywood. I'm more forgiving of tourists. But recent transplants who say stuff like that will get my goat. We are one of the largest economies in the world, with the largest gargment industry in the USA and the most important port. We are a major transport and distribution center. And we are the breadbasket to the rest of the country. It's not all Baywatch and Silicone Implants.
It seems that people always have misconceptions of places they have only heard about. I had a friend who worked in a restaurant in Spokane, one time a couple came in to the restaurant from New Yorka and asked if they were safe from Indian attacks within the city (this was 1990's mind you). My sarcastic friend said, "Lord no, just last week my dishwasher was scalped". Then the wife started asking her husband how could he bring her to such a dangerous place and started crying my friend had to explain the truth before he was responsible for a divorce.
As a proud native son with both my parents born here, please don't call San Francisco "Frisco." It is like finger nails on a chalkboard. Please. Even "San Fran" is somewhat annoying. Call San Francisco by its full name or simply "the City." We will respect you for this immensely!
Californian here for 60+ born and raised. In&out not so much. There are the loyalist and if your in their company, your right. But many of us don’t care. The second way, definitely right, we love our California for so much is here. Thanks
*you're
3G coastal So. Cal native here. You’re not that far off which is amazing. Gives you cred for me at least on all your worldly videos. Your last point bittersweet. Grew up a block from the beach in the far South Bay and it was a blue collar artist town. Regular people of all walks of life owned homes. Not so much now.
#4 Say “The taxes are so low here, they should definitely raise them”.
You have some awesome footage!
Great tips and the California 🐻 gif is cool!!!
I live in San Diego, and though there has been an increase in indigence, vacant storefronts, trash, and tents, I do have to say, that there is definitely a stark divide between the portrayal of California, versus what happens at the local level. San Francisco and portions of Los Angeles are not wholly representative of what is happening in our cities. I’m very conservatively minded, and haven’t been compelled to leave on an exodus to a state that has many of their own issues, along with infrastructure and real estate not coping due to mass relocations across the USA. What I do believe, is that, with proper planning and funding for the homeless population, drug rehabilitation, securing the border, and incentivizing small businesses and consumers without choking them with taxes and regulations, would help restore a little of what was lost in the last few decades.
The cartoon bear 🐻 being annoyed is so cute
It’s probably because California has a bear on its flag and as a symbol
And Calis killed off its last grizzly bear about 100 years ago.
Homelessness is insane in that state.
Not surprising. Most people who live there are pretty insane in general.
Our housing costs are high and a lot of people move here with some vague idea that they want to live here, but don't have a plan for work or savings to get them started. Plus the massive opiod crisis that has hit the U.S. is more visible here because we have dense urban communities. The homeless are able to hide in big sprawling city's with vacant homes. Not the case here.
@@johnathin0061892 😂😂😂🤣🤣
That’s because the other states export their homeless to California. Take care of your own homeless y’all.
It was the landmark Martin vs. Boise case that made it really hard for cities to deal with the homeless problem but we are working on it.
Basically, don't be rude
Mr Wolters, your videos are a delight!
I absolutely hate when people assume we all surf. Lol
Tell them you do. You surf the web. Jk
Californians got mad because I referred to the In and Out Burgers as sliders because of how tiny they are compared to lots of burgers I’ve seen.
But I get the 4x4 or two cheeseburgers and I’m full.,😃😃😃
Awesome video
Stay safe when your out here in ca always watch your back
Thanks for the to-do list, Mark! 😂😂😂
Does anybody know the artist's name / location / title of this 0:20 public sculpture? Looks pretty cool.
"Don't harsh on my vibe, bruh"
"Duuuude...."
@@beeragainsthumanity1420 Sweeeet!
I’m just coming back from Germany today 😭 I was hoping to come across you !
Love how everyone came to LA at once this is fun
I’ve been living in California for over 50 years. I’m proud to say I’ve never had an in-and-out burger!
You're soooo cool!!!!
You haven't missed a thing!
that's actually kind of impressive lol.
You’re missing out my man
As a Californian, I don’t think anyone cares that much about in and out. I don’t really like it all that much myself. We have great Mexican food though!
Where I live has some advantages. I’m 1.5 from the mountain and snowboarding. I’m 1.5 hours from the beach. I’m 2.5 from Vegas. Downside of where I live, high high crime rate. It makes all the top videos of bad cities. You win some, you loose some.
@Big Dick Black I checked adt for my current town and it’s 2.11 percent higher then the national average.
@Big Dick Black I just happened to live in one of those red counties when you click on the state. Like I said, great location though.
Lived in San Diego, California since I was 9 (before then I lived in Omaha, Nebraska). Honestly, I think In N Out is overrated mostly cause I'm more into pizza, chicken and ice cream than burgers. As a Nebraskan as well, same goes for Runza. I don't really care for cabbage or sauerkraut. One thing that really irritates me though is when people call California "Californ-eye-a". Only Bugs Bunny gets a pass to say it that way and he's a fictional character. Honestly, I'd rather have someone call it Cali instead of pronouncing it like Californ-eye-a. Absolute cringe.
Curious, but what's Runza?
Sage advice. I will be sure to do all three next time I "visit".
I had a shark fajita in California when I visited my brother. I still tell people about it.
Love your TH-cam videos.
I still think California is the best state to live-in the US,it has its problems,but who wouldn't want to live there/not necessarily in LA/
As a born and lifelong California native, and I am 44, be 45 this year.....
My home state is a shithole being run into the ground by insane idiots.
Breaks my heart.
What % of California's are jammed into the thin costal strip. That's the only area where the weather is ideal. California literally means , hot oven
California is beautiful but is being ran to the ground by politics. The cities are all disgusting with trash, homelessness, crime,etc
California native here - I remember when I was 18, with a Youth group from around the country and we all met up in Philadelphia, some kids asked me if I knew any movie starts. I lied and said "no."
#1 - SO TRUE…I burst out laughing 😂😂
I have had an elegant time in both Southern & Northern California. I'm from Houston, Texas. So was Della B. Robinson. That was one of Ray Charles wife. They lived in Baldwin Hills, CA. As a child I used to vacation in Cali & got to spend weekends their in the mansion. I saw Ray in there once. That was the only celeb I knew. I love how you showed Walt Disney's star. I sill haven't down walk of fame or even been to Hollywood. Just the 3 themed parks in LA (area) Lovely Redwoods & San Francisco trolley, Yosemite, around Lake Tahoe & old Sacramento. Yeah! Don't be saying What A Burger is better. It's like a who has the best BBQ debate!
#1 use a bathroom instead of a sidewalk
This Californian tried In and Out Burger once. Never again.
#4: Drive the speed limit!
At least move over if you'll drive it or under it. Move to the right, don't camp out in the left... :(
I love In-N-Out Burger! They are amazing burgers! I wish we had them in the east.
Haha the In-N-Out burger experience is a must when visiting!
Your grass feed beef is dry and tasteless, compared to a tavern burger in Chicago
@@tstocker6926 I live in Chicago and I’m not sure what a tavern burger is, haha! Is it basically a burger from a local bar? I live walking distance to a Small Cheval so that’s my go-to here, and I think theirs might be grass fed beef too (I know Au Cheval’s def is) 😆😋
@@MeansToTravel , You live in the Midwest and you're unsure of what a tavern is ... Midwest cattle is mostly grain feed .
@@tstocker6926 perhaps you can explain it to us all. To me, a tavern is a bar.
You need to do more of these videos
Just go to Texas and swim in the brown ocean if you hate California.
As a Californian born and raised person just don’t say Texas is better😂
Then why are so many moving to texas
@@gametimewithjamie Mostly the conservatives are leaving Cali.
@@gametimewithjamie because they can’t afford to live here. 😄😄😄
@@jamestucker8088 Aha, dude, the only people that make the Democratic vote to go up in Texas, Tennessee and other states like that are Californians, New Yorkers or people from Washington state the scape from there and take their horrible voting habits with them. Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Nashville and others are full of liberal Californians that don't exaxtly vote red.
We really dont talk about or think about in n out that much or even care too much about opinions on it. Its an interesting stereotype. Its decent but the lines are always too long. Its nice that its open late though
Born & raised in California , still live there. I don't care about any fast food joint. I don't eat burgers. Not liking some fast food chain does not piss me off whatsoever. Ways to piss me off: 1. Whine about people speaking languages other than english, when they are speaking to eachother. They probably also speak english and would do so if they were speaking to you, Karen, but they speak their first language to eachother. 2. Standing on the left side of public transit escalators. I understand you have never ridden transit before, but it's like a freeway: The escalators are wide enough for 2 lanes. Right side is slow lane. Left side is fast lane. Stand on the right, walk on the left. Don't park your giant suitcase on one side and stand on the other. Don't stand two abreast and stand still. Make room for people to walk on the left. Interestingly, this is true even in countries like England where they drive on the left side of the road, they still stand on the right and walk on the left for escalators. Tube stations even have signs saying that. 3. Bashing the progressive politics or diversity of California. It's not ambushing you, you should already know that you will see, hear and smell things you don't see at home. Don't go to West Hollywood and then gasp that you saw gay people living their lives. Yes, there are problems in California. Yes, there are homeless people. A lot of them are from other states, maybe even from your state. Many homeless people do have jobs and still can't afford housing. Most of the tech workers are also from other states. Housing is expensive because so many people want to live here. # 1 rule for getting along is live and let live.
I did the dissing IN&OUT mistake when I was there, didn't know it was like a religion, I upset my local friends LOL, but honestly, the food there wasn't even halfway as good as it was in other burger joints in the LA area. I think I had the best burger I've tried ever in a place called STOUT if I remember correctly...
It depends on how it's ordered. I get a customized order that is banging. But their original menu is okay. Fries are awful, tastes like cardboard. 😅
I'm a lifelong Californian
Didn’t know any cared about cali feelings
#1 tell them it's their fault cause they voted for it
They have the economy of a large country lol, they are doing better than any other US state
@@Quantumoon yet the homeless overflow on the streets
@@dougfife7956 Go ask them where they’re originally from lol
Most of them aren’t even from California, don’t get me wrong CA ain’t it if you don’t have the money for it, but still gotta defend my home state 🤷🏽♂️
Also it’s not everywhere lol you’re generalizing. That’s like 5 neighborhoods close to downtown LA/the westside. Can’t speak for SF or SD
7th largest economy on the planet. Most of the produce you eat comes from there. They have issues, like any other state, no area is perfect.
Nice profile pic....
The way you piss off California's is by telling them that second amendment is real.
Californians love the second amendment. Mainly because we understand what it means. It’s not a license to support the MiC….. but you do you, brother…. Keep buying all the guns you wanna.
Really depends on the person. Everyone I know has guns. We love our guns. 💁♀️
@@Nicole-dp5ks exactly. A common misconception is that California is full of bleeding heart, tree hugging, plant eaters who abhor violence. The Bay area is the birth place of thrash metal, for fuck’s sake. Violence is our business….
@@allendean9807 I originally lived in California shitty state only redeeming qualities is weather.
@@Awesome_1789 originally? For how long?
And, where else have you lived?
I’ve lived in WA,KY,MI,OK. Born in Sacramento, California. The state isn’t perfect, but it’ll always be home. If i had my pick of places to live, it’d be Gozo, Malta. I level in Europe for a year, and it makes every state in the USA lesser…
Also CA is much more than just coastal areas
Yup! I love In-N-Out don't speak ill of it! 3rd point is accurate as well! The techies didn't arrive until I was out of high school and those were the people who forced a lot of us out!
I'll add my voice to the list of Californians who say In-N-Out's good, but not my favorite thing. I like variety. In-N-Out is excellent at a handful of very specific things. I pretty much order the same thing every time I go there (Double Double animal style), and I enjoy it, but I don't feel the need to go back more than roughly once a year. I'll visit the build-your-own-burger type places more frequently because I'm less likely to order the exact same thing twice.
The one thing that really irritates me when friends or relatives visit is the expectation that I'll take them to Hollywood, Disneyland, or some other very touristy and crowded place. Go do that stuff on your own time! I avoid those places like the plague. (Er, bad example because the plague is everywhere now. I avoid those places MORE than the plague.)
In and Out isn't my favorite, but I find they're consistent in taste and they're cheaper than the other burger fast foods. A great place to stop if you're road tripping and see one on the way.
I am born and raised in CA; dissing In-N-Out Burger is not as bad as it seems. Goes to show that it depends on generation, and that anything someone likes will make them mad by not liking it. I agree that in any state or country if you say that it is all the same that it is highly likely to made someone mad. Same with stereotyping in general is a no go everywhere.
I do no. 1 all the time and I moved to Cali back in 2017 😂 I obviously live to cause chaos around here
Calling it Cali is a generational thing..nobody young thinks it's weird I'm born and raised in LA and everyone i know says Cali
Wow so much hate for California in the comments.
They are just jealous.
Interesting...here in Florida don't call a gator a crocodile.
The California on the news and the California that is experienced by those two live here are not the same.
Yep!!!
Won't disagree about the other two but the only person I know who's passionate about In 'n Out is my brother-in-law and even he wouldn't get mad if somebody didn't like it. I rarely eat fast food hamburgers but if I do my favorites are Burger King, Five Guys and Fatburger. Most of us rarely, if ever, go to the tourist spots except the beach, Disneyland and Knott's. We avoid Hollyweir and downtown LA as plague spots, which they literally are since the bubonic plague aka The Black Death, is endemic there due to the high quality of our civil leadership. All of whom I'm absolutely sure were fairly "elected". I grew up in a beach city with my siblings. Only one of my brothers ever surfed and only for a short period as a teenager long ago.
I'm a Californian and, to be honest, none of these three would piss me off. For one, In n Out have been assholes when it comes to the COVID pandemic so by all means hate on them. As for #2 and #3, I'd just roll my eyes and shrug it off.
I will say that, aside from my older brother's best friend, I don't know anyone in my circle of friends (which is very big) who surfs.
I’m from California and I diss in n out lol, #2 I respect I’m from all over cali that I’ve witnessed it’s diversity. I say Cali, nbd. Born and raised in California
Short and to the point. And as an Australian, I so want to try In-N-Out!!
Ill give y'all the true game. Mind these 5 points and you might enjoy yourself enough to see why people love it here so much.
1. People smoke weed in public. Accept it.
2. Dont be a Karen.
3. Know that even though it looks nice, you could be in a dangerous neighborhood.
4. Accept that people drive crazy. Don't honk back and be rude unless your armed.
5. If you can blend in with the locals, do it. It NEVER benefits you to look like a out of towner in California.
These are tips for visiting pretty much anywhere.
We don't use "ya'll" here. *you're armed
@@clvrswine Black people say Y'all everywhere
@@jax2942 no they don’t. 😄😄😄. Not in California
@@orthodiva7487 I live in South Sacramento who r u tellin
I can't even with IN-N-OUT. I'm happily a former resident of CA. The hype for that place was/is just insane. And it's not even unique to LA, they're in Oregon, Utah, Colorado, and Texas. At least. Pretty sure there's one on/near the Vegas strip too. So, it's not even a California thing. Yeah, it's a perfectly good fast food place, but as for the name, you're in, and then you stay for a while. The location near where I lived on the corner of Balboa & Lassen in the valley would have the cars spilling out of the parking lot, two blocks down the street, blocking a lane of traffic. People would sit there for two hours. Not enough traffic on the 405?? (But at some locations you had the option to park and go inside, and that might only take 15 mins vs an hour+ sitting in the car line - so, that was willful traffic). So many better places to get a burger. I never hear anyone mention Carney's, hopefully still there. They had several locations when I lived there. It's a shame a chain gets so much hype, love, and attention.
Hell yeah on in n out. Yes on 2. North and south are 2 different things!
Heheh, that’s awesome:)
I lived in California for three years, Silicon Valley, in the late 80's. My work required extensive stays in Los Angeles. I never liked California. I felt that I was an east coast person living on the west coast. So, I moved back east. Since then I have lived in three other countries: the UK, the UAE, and the Bahamas, where I now live. I even became a naturalised UK citizen in 2003. However, California has always been the most foreign and inhospitable to me. I just couldn't adapt.
That's the 80's. And it was Silicon Valley! East Bay would be more of your vibe.
I live in California. Something is missing here
I do like In N Out Burger. I get it. But I hate the idea that people poop on the sidewalks in San Francisco, tho.
You receive: borger I receive: permit to poop on your shoes.
Yeah, you can say thank you to Democrats there for that.
On point with people expecting you to know someone famous. If you don't know someone famous, then you must know someone from Compton or have been there. How to piss off Californians outside the state? Point out that stop signs aren't just a rolling suggestion and say how great your local Mexican food place is- we were raised on the real stuff :)
California has it all. The diving in Monterey is incredible.
Born n raised in California.. I say cali n doesn't upsetme when others say it either, and have never known anyone to get upset over in n out lol It's more the talk about who has better Mexican food 😅
Mark, I hereby declare you an honorary Californian…
Wow! What an honor! California will adopt a turnip for a son and identify him as a girl.
There’s no reason to dis In`n`out! No reason to dis geography. No reason to reason to think everyone is tech or Hollywood! Thanks for this!