I found this interesting. Particularly because we are directly under San Antonio, yet, I saw more hot women hailing cabs at LAX than the whole four days I was in San Antonio (no offense to my friends in San Antonio). Then again, maybe I’m looking for a specific type of woman that doesn’t really nest in San Antonio.
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Friday Every time I write about us going on some trip I have to put the disclaimer about covid cautious behavior. Yes, we ate outside every time (except for planes which require a hold breath, bite/drink, exhale, remask procedure, which sounds ridiculous but it’s that or no water for 13 hours). Yes, masks everywhere. Yes, […]
A few folks have reached out wondering how we’re doing since we live in Los Angeles. Because it’s still a developing situation my update will be short: I wasn’t going to post about this, but I found myself on the blog looking up the locations of some of the places I’d taken my parents on […]
Friday morning we shut down the house and headed to LAX. Despite a disorganized boarding queueing procedure from Air Canada, the actual flight was not full and we ended up with an empty seat next to us. However, the flight was delayed for about a half hour due to a “maintenance procedure” that prolonged our […]
But isn’t “hot” what you want to be right now? It’s so hard out here for an old white guy to be “cool”.
well, you see, we don’t have seasons here…
I agree with the Author in that Forbes incorrectly assessed LA’s rank in coolness.
“In “Cool Factor” LA came in 17th, the “Cool Factor” was determined by surveying people and asking, “Among the following U.S. Cities, which one do you think is the coolest?”
Here’s a question to ask regarding that question, “Who were they talking to?” These people ranked Minneapolis-St.Paul as the eighth coolest. Really? Is it because Prince lives there? Does that up their “Cool Factor”? ”
Um . . . yeah.