And 8 of those cities are in CA. I'm a little surprised that DC isn't there.
Natter 36: But We Digress...
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
The eternal "we're just kids in high school" band, Def Leppard, is on Regis and Kelly right now.
They are finally OLD!
I don't know why I find this amusing, but I do.
I think they're comparing income to cost of living, no? So even if it's not expensive to live in Bakersfield, you can't make any money there, either.
What Jesse said. Bakersfield is just a big flat nothing in the middle of the desert. If you're a teenager about to enter the job market in Bakersfield, your best bet is probably to move the hell away from there.
I'm a little surprised that DC isn't there.
Baltimore mitigates the effects a little? I dunno. It's weird.
I wonder if they factor in the cost of owning a car into their calculations. None of the NYistas own a car, and it's a substantial savings.
That's a good point, Tom -- when a friend of mine was leaving NYC, we figured that her base costs for living weren't going to go down all that much, because she was going to have to get a car.
Baltimore mitigates the effects a little? I dunno. It's weird.
Would it? I mean I thought the list assumed you worked in the city and lived in the city. So living in Balto and working in DC wouldn't count.
Some cities you are much more likely to need a car than others.
eta x-post....
Also, apparently Regis is a HUGE Def Leppard fan. Who knew?