Ok so maybe im just trying to start a fight and I know I'll be out numbered on this one cause this is primarily a northwest forum but... While I'm typing this its 70 degrees, the sun is shining, I took the boys to Perris on Saturday, racing at Cahulla Creek on Sunday, took them to Milestone yesterday, taking them to Pala on Friday and The Ranch on Sunday... All the tracks are groomed, and have multiple tracks and half of them have lights so why... why would anyone want to stay in the rain...

Haven't spent one moment thinking about the rain when Arenacross is just two days away. Anticipating more epic battles like this one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OgAjYIyyTQ

No arguments from me....

No so much the cold rain but it being dark at 5 sucks. Soon it will be dark at 4:30 :..(

I couldn't stand it either so i moved to Alaska... ... D'OH!!!

Yes Socal is very nice for about seven days then the traffic and all the driving to go anywhere gets real old fast, oh and the billion people everywhere!!!

We are really fortunate here in TC.. Great job market, great economy, excellent schools, rated yearly as #1 to #2 safest places to live in the USA, no traffic, warm desert with sunshine 300 days a year, HUGE river for water sports and fishing, big mountain hunting, sleddin and snowboarden 45min away, hockey, baseball and arena football, concerts, fair, rodeo, very reasonably priced real estate market, NO SMOG! Horn Rapids MX track...its all good here!

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This message has been edited. Last edited by: TRA-742,

Southern Cali, great for vaca but I love the NW.

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Originally posted by Auzzi152:
so why... why would anyone want to stay in the rain...

Six Figures....

all your points are valid andrew. could i find work there? i dont know if it would be better or worse there. my sister lives in arizona and its too hot there for sure. id love it if i could find a place thats 80 degrees all year round like the carribean with no humidity

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Originally posted by Mull#13:

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Originally posted by Auzzi152:
so why... why would anyone want to stay in the rain...

Six Figures....

Hey! You're part of the 1%! HA HA

To Mull's point... 6 figures indeed. If I could find a job in the tri-cities that payed well and I could convince my wife I'd be there in a heart beat..

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Originally posted by Ivest4:
To Mull's point... 6 figures indeed. If I could find a job in the tri-cities that payed well and I could convince my wife I'd be there in a heart beat..

If you don't mind me asking what kind of work would interest you?

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Originally posted by Aaron:

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Originally posted by Mull#13:

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Originally posted by Auzzi152:
so why... why would anyone want to stay in the rain...

Six Figures....

Hey! You're part of the 1%! HA HA

Look who's talking

6 figures in ca is minimum wage...... you couldn't even pay your water bill down there on 8500 a month. haha

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Originally posted by Osaka #627:
6 figures in ca is minimum wage...... you couldn't even pay your water bill down there on 8500 a month. haha

You may want to do some research. Sure, there are many people that do well down there....however the majority don't. So, please head on down

Even if 6 figures is "minimum wage" down there like Osaka says (not saying that it's true) it's even more troubling that the The national average wage index for 2010 is $41,673.83.

There sure must be a lot of poor people down there....

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If you don't mind me asking what kind of work would interest you?

I'm a Mechanical Engineer so Anything relating to Engineering,Design and/or Manufacturing would be right up my alley. I believe there's probably some work like that in Richland but I don't know that area well enough to find a good paying position.

I wish I was an engineer..I know a lot of them here and after they retire they come back as consultants a few days a week and they make even bigger money.

I have been told and have read in the paper and foxnews that TC has more engineers per capita than anywhere in Washington state and the most excluding software engineers the most in the USA. TC was also rated number one in the NW as the most geekiest city! lol

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Originally posted by Ivest4:

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If you don't mind me asking what kind of work would interest you?

I'm a Mechanical Engineer so Anything relating to Engineering,Design and/or Manufacturing would be right up my alley. I believe there's probably some work like that in Richland but I don't know that area well enough to find a good paying position.

Clarence I didn't know you were a memeber of the engineering fraternity. Boeing is hiring if you are looking.

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Originally posted by TRA-742:
I wish I was an engineer..I know a lot of them here and after they retire they come back as consultants a few days a week and they make even bigger money.

That's my plan