bobringer

flydog said:

razorpit said:

Only problem is the company will pull all the people that made the same bad governmental decisions in CA to TX. Eventually Texas will eventually end up ruined like Colorado, Arizona, Nevada, etc.

Texas is a shithole, and no one wants to live there, which is precisely why housing is so cheap. When it becomes more like California it will be because people want to live there and drive up prices, not because of "bad governmental decisions."  

Since 1993, California has gained 1 congressional seat.  At the same time, Texas has gained 7.  And California will lose 2 seats for 2023 while Texas is likely to continue to gain seats.  This is a representation of where people want to live.

Federal minimum wage "trumps" Wyoming's minimum wage. It's not $5.15 in Wyoming. It's $7.25.

Soli said:

securtis said:

wonder how this will do in an earthquake? hope they thought about it

I doubt it¡ Everyone in California thinks earthquakes are a hoax and they don't have one regulation in the entire state that requires structures be resilient to massive earthquakes¡

I've seen a lot of #FakeNews in my day, but this about as fake as fake news gets.

<< Since the 1930s, California has gradually boosted its building standards. Each severe quake has prompted new rules, with the most recent major overhaul coming after the 1994 quake in the Northridge section of Los Angeles that killed 72 people. >>


http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/west/2008/08/01/92428.htm