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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It’s a rare rainy day in Los Angeles, so there’ll be no walks on the beach or shopping excursions to the fancy outdoor mall or (for us) eating an outdoor table at a local restaurant. So I’m thinking about what everyone (at least anyone heavily invested in the stock market) is apparently thinking about: AI. […]
NOTE: as I was preparing to post this I received an email (which I honestly thought was a phishing scam at first) from YouTube that my channel has been removed because of “severe or repeated violations of our spam, deceptive practices and scams policy.” This took me a while to figure out, but what I gather […]
After coming back from New Zealand on February 3rd and seeing the chaos the new administration was intent on sowing immediately (an upgraded Bannon “Flood the Zone” tactic, now that all the slightly-less-than-ultra right wing folks like Tillerson that might urge any caution against running afoul of the constitution have been expelled from the cult) […]
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.