Sure am glad I don't live up north

[philipp10]

Originally Posted By: whip
Originally Posted By: philipp10
That said, all the rust buckets are an indication of how bad Cleveland's economy is doing.

I had no idea the economy was so bad here...........


I didn't either and I could be wrong. All I am going by is my co-worker with a Phd in mechanical engineering. Of course, his world and what he wants to do for a job is much different from mine. I could probably find a job I would like out there where because of so much education, he cannot.

 

[Mr Nice]

If he found a job in Cleveland he would say their economy is great.

You have to move for a job if you can't find one where you want to work.

 

[aquariuscsm]

Do cars up north get sunbaked to death like they do down here?

 

[Whimsey]

Originally Posted By: aquariuscsm
Do cars up north get sunbaked to death like they do down here?


No, the paint will still shine nicely with the rust bubbles and rust holes

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[zzyzzx]

Originally Posted By: aquariuscsm
Do cars up north get sunbaked to death like they do down here?


Exactly what does the sunbaking do to a car???

 

[daves87rs]

Originally Posted By: Papa Bear
Originally Posted By: Jimmy9190
Today I am outside of Cleveland, Ohio. I have never seen such bad roads with so many potholes and bad repairs in all my life.


Keep driving up into Michigan ... you'll think you've left the pavement.

LOL!

True!

 

[philipp10]

Originally Posted By: Mr Nice
If he found a job in Cleveland he would say their economy is great.

You have to move for a job if you can't find one where you want to work.


Well I doubt a guy with his smarts wouldn't know the market in Cleveland and I know he hated to leave his family.

 

[Mr Nice]

The way the job market is, you have to pack your bags and move.

www.DailyJobCuts.com

 

[Quattro Pete]

Originally Posted By: daves87rs
Originally Posted By: Papa Bear
Originally Posted By: Jimmy9190
Today I am outside of Cleveland, Ohio. I have never seen such bad roads with so many potholes and bad repairs in all my life.


Keep driving up into Michigan ... you'll think you've left the pavement.

LOL!

True!

Honestly, I don't think it's that bad, but maybe it depends on specific part of MI. I'm in western MI, and don't find the roads any worse than IL. In fact, I think they're generally better. I also drove up north a few times (Traverse City area) and found the roads acceptable. Sure, maybe not as nice as FL, but nothing really to complain about.

 

[Quattro Pete]

Originally Posted By: KzMitch
I lived in Fla for 6 years.
Theres good and bad.

My experience as well. If you want ideal weather all year round, parts of Cali have it, but then there's a price to pay.

 

[aquariuscsm]

Originally Posted By: zzyzzx
Originally Posted By: aquariuscsm
Do cars up north get sunbaked to death like they do down here?


Exactly what does the sunbaking do to a car???


It looks literally as if the sun has baked the paint completely off. Metal/panels are in perfect shape,no rust,etc,but the paint is baked off down to the bare metal and all the plastic trim is completely gone.

 

[HTSS_TR]

Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
Originally Posted By: KzMitch
I lived in Fla for 6 years.
Theres good and bad.

My experience as well. If you want ideal weather all year round, parts of Cali have it, but then there's a price to pay.

The best weather in California is a tiny portion of San Diego county within 5-10 miles of the beach.

The ideal weather all year round is any Hawaii island. Low is almost never below 60F and almost never above 90F. The temperature all year is between low of 70F and high of 85F.