/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11435194
Oh I'm sure. But the state's with the highest Democrats have a tendency to be the most corrupt. Sorry I didn't have a better infograph. I probably do I'm just tired. Lived in the 2 of the 3 worst states. And MN, which is heavily Dem and Union based and will spend somewhere around 3.5 million dollars restoring a 1 million dollar building that won't get done for a decade. If both parties are equally corrupt Democrats are worse at hiding it.

>>11262829
>implying that northern California isn't the only part that's salvageable
It only has a massive economy because it's cheaper to do shit there for a moment. A lot of technical jobs are already leaving for other states, sometimes en masse, and ports further north are looking more and more hospitable. California's economy could tank almost overnight under the right condition, but it's been slipping for a decade.

>>11222020
It's also losing the second most income of any state aside from Jew York.

Skilled labor is jumping ship.

>>10714894
Incomes are slowly going to balance out thanks to retarded policies in blue states.

As important companies move away from useless states, the key workers will move with them into more beneficial regions, and attract harder working skilled-laborers that don't think they're entitled to those job positions.

I expect extreme business growth away from the west coast soon. And as for imports, it might be cheaper to go with ports further north than California and truck them elsewhere, or move them by rail, than deal with southern California's shit these days.

>>10495497
I know. I know. But I never pass up an opportunity.

>>10412860
I lol'd. You have no idea what you're talking about.

>>10387298
If I were a betting man I'd say that was from California, and further evidence that area isn't part of the US.

>>10375365
The North of California is trying to leave for a reason. Companies are abandoning the South for a reason. They spend a lot of time on propaganda for a reason. They're just fucked in the long run due to a weird mentality I cannot describe, but yes admitting to repeatedly undermining the federal government is treason.

>>10369489
>americans
>coastie Italians
Son. You're confused. That jargon is popular in a state developed by walking garlic cloves, famous for its crime and child brothels in the 1800's, and famous for its crime and soul-crushing wage-loss and poverty in 2000's.