Would You Like To Live In California

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Anna Hunger, 8 delta English 28.04.2014 Would you like to live in California?I would not like to live in California, because I wouldn't have friends there. All my friends are here and I'm not really good at making new friends. Also there are many earthquakes and other natural disasters. So if I would live there I or somebody I know co ...view middle of the document...

Also it's very expensive to live there; the most houses are over $500.000. The traffic is terrible, especially in LA. Also there's lot smog due all the cars. And there's a high crimes rate, so I could be robbed easily. Also, according to one recent study, California is the worst governed state in the entire country. The taxes are very high. California's teachers are the highest paid in the whole country, but California student's rank 48th in math and 49th in reading. Just recently, the city attorney of San Bernardino, California told citizens to "lock their doors and load their guns" because there is not enough money to pay for adequate police protection any longer.So I really don't want to live in California.The only good thing about living in California (my opinion) is that I could watch my favourite TV show at the evening and don't have to stay awake till 4am in the morning to stream them live.

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