Toyota moving to Texas

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spootieho said:
I imagine there would be some headache having to deal with two separate counties as well

Not only that, but three separate campuses.  This is just a bizarre proposal.
 
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is seeking to deploy $7 billion in potential tax credits to lure Amazon.com Inc.?s planned second headquarters to Newark, which has been struggling to stage a broad economic revival since it was devastated by riots in 1967.
Struggling because of riots in 1967?  Japan was an economic powerhouse 50 years after getting decimated.  Who writes this crap?
 
Amazon has a stock market cap of $500 billion. Why would they care about a few billion in incentives?

The workers they attract will determine if they plateau and fade in a few decades like most big tech (after bezos is gone) or if they?re the exception that can turn into a 1-2 trillion mkt cap co.
 
eyephone said:
Part of it has to be location. What if a less desirable location (Alaska, Puerto Rico) offered more? The answer is the highly skilled potential worker would not apply to work there. (Unless you are from there)

* this is a made up scenario
They might be able to milk H1Bs if they select a less desirable location.
 
This should make more business ?s want to remain right here in Cali!! In fact why wouldn?t a major shipping or trucking company move here so they can pay more for fuel?  Makes perfect sense.
 

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Liar Loan said:
I feel bad for those commuting from the Inland Empire.  What a kick in the nuts.

People can take the metro link train from the IE to the OC. (But that cost money approximate prices from the metropolitan link website from North Corona to Irvine: $17 rountrip a day, 7 day pass $59.50, monthly pass $238)
 
This is one of my neighbors. He posted this tonight. He lives in a multi million dollar waterfront property. This tax paying producer is just sick of it, and he?s not alone. I have several clients and associates who are either in the process or seriously considering this. Who will be left?


At 60 years old now and having been a once proud Long Beach, CA guy things have changed. I have aggressively planned, downsized, donated and sold off anything and everything big time this year as my tipping point has finally been reached here in my home town of Long Beach and in the State of California. I am moving out and moving on to places where I can enjoy a new lifestyle free from the insanity that is the City of Long Beach and the State of CA. I am lucky in that I can do this as I am in a place in life where a I can actually do this without disrupting the lives of people close to me. 

My Local hometown Long Beach city sales tax is 10.25%, now tied for #1 in the USA.  Ridiculous. CA State Income taxes are also off the charts now at 14%. Ridiculous. CA Gasoline taxes have recently been raised astronomically for no reason other than a disguised tactic of pure redistribution of wealth by super majority elites that are in place here in this once great state. Ridiculous. These taxes are onerous and abusive. 

My home local community is overrun now with homeless people with little to nothing being done about it. The local road and street structure and conditions where I live is third rate and embarrassing.

Sanctuary status also being declared by our local city and state governments to others here illegally is not fair to us long time actual contributors to our community.

No regrets, no worries. Just done with the madness and moving on.
 
At 60 years old now and having been a once proud Long Beach, CA guy things have changed. I have aggressively planned, downsized, donated and sold off anything and everything big time this year as my tipping point has finally been reached here in my home town of Long Beach and in the State of California. I am moving out and moving on to places where I can enjoy a new lifestyle free from the insanity that is the City of Long Beach and the State of CA. I am lucky in that I can do this as I am in a place in life where a I can actually do this without disrupting the lives of people close to me. 

My Local hometown Long Beach city sales tax is 10.25%, now tied for #1 in the USA.  Ridiculous. CA State Income taxes are also off the charts now at 14%. Ridiculous. CA Gasoline taxes have recently been raised astronomically for no reason other than a disguised tactic of pure redistribution of wealth by super majority elites that are in place here in this once great state. Ridiculous. These taxes are onerous and abusive. 

My home local community is overrun now with homeless people with little to nothing being done about it. The local road and street structure and conditions where I live is third rate and embarrassing.

Sanctuary status also being declared by our local city and state governments to others here illegally is not fair to us long time actual contributors to our community.

No regrets, no worries. Just done with the madness and moving on.
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It's no secret that California has a net migration to other states. Our population keeps growing for two reasons:

A) Strong net migration from other countries (many with enough cash to buy Irvine home for cash)
B) More births than deaths

If we want to lower the cost of living here, we'd need to somehow stop all of the foreigners with loads of cash pricing out the locals.
 
Sounds like a win-win for the 60 year old to be moving out of state since he sounds like he's not working anymore. Costs of treating old age illnesses is expensive. Hopefully he will move to a place with good doctors.
 
Loco_local said:
Sounds like a win-win for the 60 year old to be moving out of state since he sounds like he's not working anymore. Costs of treating old age illnesses is expensive. Hopefully he will move to a place with good doctors.

Wrong, That's a business owning, property tax paying, income tax paying, sales tax paying contributor who has his own insurance that HE pays for and who doesn't take social security or medicare and contributes to numerous charities and schools. Thats not a win for anyone.  He is replaced by what?
 
morekaos said:
Loco_local said:
Sounds like a win-win for the 60 year old to be moving out of state since he sounds like he's not working anymore. Costs of treating old age illnesses is expensive. Hopefully he will move to a place with good doctors.

Wrong, That's a business owning, property tax paying, income tax paying, sales tax paying contributor who has his own insurance that HE pays for and who doesn't take social security or medicare and contributes to numerous charities and schools. Thats not a win for anyone.  He is replaced by what?
Well since he is not yet of ss or Medicare age I would hope he doesn't take it (assuming he is as rich as you implt).
Property tax on a million dollar house has no meaning in CA thanks to prop 13.  He could be paying $2,000 or $20,000. 
The old people I know don't spend $$ even if they can. So sales tax they generate is minuscule.
If he is a business owner who creates jobs, I assume the business will be sold and the jobs will stay.
He will be replaced by young working, income generating, job creating people, hopefully.
 
I?m with morekaos? client. Going the fuck back to Mexico. Fuck this place. I?ll live a happier life in Mexico bribing government officials.

Adios amigos!
 
This is what is replacing my neighbor

Growing homeless camps contrast with West Coast tech wealth


San Diego now scrubs its sidewalks with bleach to counter a deadly hepatitis A outbreak. In Anaheim, 400 people sleep along a bike path in the shadow of Angel Stadium. Organizers in Portland lit incense at an outdoor food festival to cover up the stench of urine in a parking lot where vendors set up shop.
[url]http://m.sfgate.com/news/article/Homeless-explosion-on-West-Coast-pushing-cities-12334291.php?cmpid=email-mobile[/url]
 
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