zizi
OT Supporter
- Jan 11, 2005
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We moved to the east coast last year to be closer to family but I miss the people, friends, weather, scenery and In N out in California. 

Better than The SouthYou moved to the East Coast, there's your problem.
Cheap, fresh, friendly employees and my kids really like in n outYou miss basic-burgers![]()
Was an 03 but I think that account expired05 really was the worst year ever
I live in Chesterfield so not that many but it seems like Henrico has a lot. To be honest fellow Asians ain't what I'm missing about SoCal lol.I bet there’s lots of fellow Asians near you though, right?
It’s because you moved to VirginiaI live in Chesterfield so not that many but it seems like Henrico has a lot. To be honest fellow Asians ain't what I'm missing about SoCal lol.
Missing a fast food place in general.Not sure why anyone would miss the fast food place that can't make a tasty french fry
Ouch. What specifically did they not like about the move?I would agree, yours is likely a rare opinion.
But, my damn Sister did the exact thing.
Peak of pandemic, my Sister and her Husband decided that San Diego was no longer for them. They lived there since 2001, raised three kids but were done.
Sold their house outside of El Cajon and moved East.
Bought a house in Wilmington, NC, 5 minutes from the Ocean. They were in the Wilmington house for less than 9 months and were miserable.
Sold the Wilmington house after 10 months, somehow somehow more or less broke even/some profit and moved back to San Diego.
They are in an AirBnB near Mount Helix in San Diego right now and are browsing for their next home.
All in all, they estimated they are out around $80 thousand dollars in miscellaneous everything costs related to moving coast to coast, twice, basically within a year.
I found it colossally ignorant, but they are rich and I am not.
What didn't they like about NC?I would agree, yours is likely a rare opinion.
But, my damn Sister did the exact thing.
Peak of pandemic, my Sister and her Husband decided that San Diego was no longer for them. They lived there since 2001, raised three kids but were done.
Sold their house outside of El Cajon and moved East.
Bought a house in Wilmington, NC, 5 minutes from the Ocean. They were in the Wilmington house for less than 9 months and were miserable.
Sold the Wilmington house after 10 months, somehow somehow more or less broke even/some profit and moved back to San Diego.
They are in an AirBnB near Mount Helix in San Diego right now and are browsing for their next home.
All in all, they estimated they are out around $80 thousand dollars in miscellaneous everything costs related to moving coast to coast, twice, basically within a year.
I found it colossally ignorant, but they are rich and I am not.
That's what I saidOuch. What specifically did they not like about the move?
NCOuch. What specifically did they not like about the move?
Hope he answers one of us, brother. 🙏That's what I said