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<li><p>You expect street names and numbers to actually be indicated by signs that are visible from the road instead of expecting everyone to magically guess them.</p></li>
<li><p>You have not experienced the inexplicable road design phenomenon known as the “cloverleaf”, i.e., you have on-ramps and off-ramps characterized by (1) absence of sudden, tight curves, (2) enough length to allow for speeding up or slowing down without disrupting the flow of traffic, and (3) a decent probability of entering or exiting a freeway without crashing into people.</p></li>
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<p>(Just had to speak up about the roads … I’m from California and the roads in the other places where I have lived have driven me insane.)</p>
<p>I missed the bus. They changed the schedule, Weir said. It was every 10 minutes. Today it was every half-hour. I was late getting here and never caught up. I never felt comfortable in this building. I didnt feel my inner peace. I didnt feel my aura. Inside I was black.</p>
<p>And you pause and think, “Wow, Johnny, I know what you mean.”</p>
<p>So let’s talk Norcal. Nobody here puts their dog in a purse. Nobody medicates their dogs that I know. We are all just bemused because we don’t understand our demographics. Where else other than NYC do you find so much overlap of millionaires with liberals? Northern California, where you can be rich and a Democrat at the same time:)</p>