Quote: (11-21-2013 03:19 PM)faznine15 Wrote:
I'd hardly call you disagreeing with everyone over everything a bitch slap.
A bitch slap is more like getting told by the owner of an internet forum to take a hike because you are constant drag on things.
So you were one of those kids that would run and tell the teacher after he got bitch slapped and cried in the playground?
I always wondered what happened to those kids when they grew up.
I guess they are the exact same when they are older.
Thanks for solving that riddle.
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sre94 - Great post.
Quote: (11-22-2013 01:42 AM)sre94 Wrote:
I've lived in San Diego now for 11 years, so I really consider it my home. Plus, I have some really great friends (and family) here
The biggest advantage to San Diego is that it is so liveable (well, maybe not quite as liveable if you don't have money now, but after years of struggle I've got a pretty good bankroll these days)
That said, I do feel at times that I have outgrown it. Because I make passive income, I have a lot of time to daygame, and I get frustrated because there are just not a lot of places where you see a lot of women walking about. The biggest downside IMO to being such a car-driven city (no pun intended)
Agreed 100%.
Yeah, San Diego is easy to outgrow.
Like I have said on here many times, it is a great place for a kid in their 20's.
But the more Game and more Dough you have, your rewards are going to be higher elsewhere.
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I've never been overly concerned with the ratio of men to women. Most of the men are chumps anyway. I'm pretty good at just filtering them out
Yeah, they are chumps.
However, think about it; there is not a single bar or club in San Diego that has more girls than guys in it, right?
One of the problems is the nightlife sucks so bad that the clubs could never have a tough door.
In cities with good nightlife, you need girls with you to get in.
In San Diego a pack of 5 guys with Zero girls can walk straight into a club no problem.
Try that at 1Oak in NYC.
You will get laughed all the way back to Zanesville with Extra Guac on your face.
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I still love going to the Gaslamp, but we need some new spots down there. Searsucker has been my go-to spot for the last two and a half years, but I'm not seeing the quality in there that I did before. (I'm there all the time.... I'm the tall guy at the bar normally wearing a suit) Fluxx has gone downhill, Bassmnt is decent but not outstanding, and I try to avoid Stingaree whenever possible. Terrible crowd IMO. That's the place that really needs a makeover, not because of the decor or anything, but just to get a new crowd in there
Yeah, again, San Diego's nightlife just blows.
I mean lets face it, it's not like the Fashion Crowd from Monaco and Milan is flying to San Diego to party.
It is more like the average joe crowd from D Grade Cities and places like Zanesville flies there to party.
That is one problem with San Diego: all the people there are from worse cities.
The other problem is that you have a humongous city geographically, with 3 million people (or what ever they claim is the population) and only two streets in the entire city with significant nightlife. It boggles the mind.
Compare that to Montreal, a tiny city. Yet it has probably 10 + streets to go out on.
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**I mentioned earlier I'm the guy in the suit at Searsucker. My buddies give me a lot of crap about it, but I pay no attention to them because they have virtually negative style. It generally gets good attention, although occasionally girls will ask me if I just got off work or something
Suit at Searsucker is a great strategy. But you are right, Searsucker lost it's luster (if it ever really had any).
I consider that the only place in that city that has kind of a "Big City Feel" to hit.
But the ratio at Searsucker (being in San Diego) is always poor. Easy to overcome because San Diego guys are soft competition, but always poor ratio.
Other cities have 20-40 places like this.
San Diego has one.
Your buddies sound like typical dorks there. Don't listen to them.
"although occasionally girls will ask me if I just got off work or something"
Go Custom.
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From the way G talks, I'm going to have to spend more time at the Del Mar Racetrack next summer. Opening Day is my favorite day of the entire year, but that's really the only time I generally go. Actually, this year, I had more fun at the Polo Opening Day. It seems to be getting bigger each year
Say what?
You only go Opening Day?
Huge, and I mean Huge Error on your part.
The Del Mar Racetrack is the best part of San Diego, hell, the best part of California.
Even better since I have retired from the place and vacated my #1 Spot I held there for years.
I had such a dominant run there I am mildly surprised they didn't throw me on the cover of Sports Illustrated.
Agreed, Polo in San Diego is good.
I wish I could say more about that as well, but it would reveal too much.
I have probably said way too much as it is.
Might be checking out of this thread.
One thing I am sure of, is what I will be having for lunch today:
Extra Guac.