2 Apr 2026 6:42 pm
Cannonpointer » 02 Apr 2026, 6:32 pm » wrote: ↑ Consistently in the top 5. California households bring in 13.5% more than the national average.
I answered your question. It's time for you to panty dance away from mine.
DOES THE 13.5% ABOVE THE NATIONAL AVERAGE offset the higher cost of utilities (61% higher), gas (40% higher), and food (11% higher) compared to the national average?
And what about the cost of housing, which averages 2033 per month per person?
Okay, fruitcake. See ya.
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The two most desirable places to live in the most desirable country to live are Manhattan and California....DOES THE 13.5% ABOVE THE NATIONAL AVERAGE offset the higher cost of utilities (61% higher), gas (40% higher), and food (11% higher) compared to the national average?
The rich don't give a **** about utilities, food, and gas.
Because there are so many, you are priced out.