Where do you live and would you recommend it to someone else?

[KillaCam]

I grew up in Michigan and have lived here almost all of my life. I moved down to North Carolina in the outer banks for about 4 months back in 08. I liked it but at the same time, the circumstances made it not a good fit for me. I am ready to leave Michigan and I have enough money saved up that it can actually happen. I figure I would ask the car audio community what you all think. Where is a cool place to move and start over?

I should probably tell you that I am 31 years old. My car is paid for. I have an electronics/IT/sales background. I would need to find employment withing a few months of moving there as well. I am excited and interested to hear what you all have to say.

Holy shit I almost passed this thread up but I'm glad I entered. I moved from Saginaw Michigan to NC, Raleigh area. My first year I hated NC and everything about it. I had hate for people I didn't know, the confederate flag and all that shit pissed me off. It was a big change for me. I grew up in quite a few bad neighborhoods and now I'm in a nice subdivision. It was my dream to live in a nice place but the people are different. They all just stay in their house, you never see them come outside and have fun. Now that I've been here a few years I'm starting to like it and starting to realize how shitty Saginaw is. The Raleigh area is very nice. There is actually a lot of Michigan people here.

[Pasta Prime]

I live in oregon, about 100 miles south of portland. Now if you like the rain and greenery this is the place for you. Coming from the high desert its been a huge change and after 13 years I have had my fill of the rain, greenery, rude people, and trees. I long for the desert and someday I will make it back.

Now if you want a friendly and fun place check out Boise, Id. I long to go back home someday.

[Tecomah]

Just wait till you get enough humidity that if you leave your MDF out for a little to long it warps like hell.

Happened to me when I was in Louisiana last June.

happens to me all the time, here in Florida. Have to keep the mdf inside until it's time to glass it.

[MrSkippyJ]

Nashville is ripe with IT and data positions. Cost of living is pretty low too.

[gr8handogoatness]

I live in oregon, about 100 miles south of portland. Now if you like the rain and greenery this is the place for you. Coming from the high desert its been a huge change and after 13 years I have had my fill of the rain, greenery, rude people, and trees. I long for the desert and someday I will make it back.

Now if you want a friendly and fun place check out Boise, Id. I long to go back home someday.

Very true. Just stay out of Caldwell. Or go north of Boise. Awesome up there too.

[Skax]

sylacauga alabama and hell no cops have hard dicks for bass even if they can barely hear it . although my dad is a cop its still annoying as hell

[MoFatt0529]

Arizona's A nice place, It never stops growing and there is unlimited jobs down here because there is constantly new buisness opening up, there supposed to be opening a tesla motors which will be 7000 jobs, and plus rockford fosgate is hiring and they are right here in phoenix.