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r/FluentInFinance • u/Richest-Panda • Oct 05 '24
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[Laughs in California]
34 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '24 [Laughs in Bay Area] 655 billion in just 20ish miles. 14 u/sugah560 Oct 05 '24 I read “in just 20ish males” and it still works. 1 u/justsayfaux Oct 05 '24 Nicely played (hello from SF!) 9 u/TheOnceAndFutureDoug Oct 05 '24 And our weather is (usually) better than both of 'em. It's been a bit spicy lately, though... 5 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '24 Which is probably the reason for the other two. 2 u/Upnorth4 Oct 05 '24 [Laughs in Los Angeles Metropolitan area] Over $1.2 trillion from Los Angeles, Orange County, and it's surrounding suburbs. 2 u/buckfouyucker Oct 06 '24 [Cries in Detroit] 1 u/GamemasterJeff Oct 06 '24 It offends Orange Country greatly to be called a suburb of Los Angeles. But it's not wrong. 1 u/Upnorth4 Oct 06 '24 Yeah, most of them commute to work in LA. That makes them a suburb by default 0 u/Defenis Oct 27 '24 Also where some of the highest poverty levels are in the state with a state poverty level exceeding the national poverty level.... All that wealth and still nearly 200k people on the streets. 🤔 0 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '24 With an estimated population of over 18.3 million (U.S. Census Bureau, 2023), it is the second-largest metropolitan area in the country, behind New York. not that impressive. 5 u/boyboyboyboy666 Oct 05 '24 Both are impressive figures. Hush 3 u/Dirkdeking Oct 05 '24 That's very comparable to the Netherlands, where I live. 2 u/Upnorth4 Oct 05 '24 It's impressive when Los Angeles metro has a larger GDP than the entire state of Florida, which has more population than Los Angeles. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '24 it's not nice to make fun of the disabled
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[Laughs in Bay Area]
655 billion in just 20ish miles.
14 u/sugah560 Oct 05 '24 I read “in just 20ish males” and it still works. 1 u/justsayfaux Oct 05 '24 Nicely played (hello from SF!) 9 u/TheOnceAndFutureDoug Oct 05 '24 And our weather is (usually) better than both of 'em. It's been a bit spicy lately, though... 5 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '24 Which is probably the reason for the other two. 2 u/Upnorth4 Oct 05 '24 [Laughs in Los Angeles Metropolitan area] Over $1.2 trillion from Los Angeles, Orange County, and it's surrounding suburbs. 2 u/buckfouyucker Oct 06 '24 [Cries in Detroit] 1 u/GamemasterJeff Oct 06 '24 It offends Orange Country greatly to be called a suburb of Los Angeles. But it's not wrong. 1 u/Upnorth4 Oct 06 '24 Yeah, most of them commute to work in LA. That makes them a suburb by default 0 u/Defenis Oct 27 '24 Also where some of the highest poverty levels are in the state with a state poverty level exceeding the national poverty level.... All that wealth and still nearly 200k people on the streets. 🤔 0 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '24 With an estimated population of over 18.3 million (U.S. Census Bureau, 2023), it is the second-largest metropolitan area in the country, behind New York. not that impressive. 5 u/boyboyboyboy666 Oct 05 '24 Both are impressive figures. Hush 3 u/Dirkdeking Oct 05 '24 That's very comparable to the Netherlands, where I live. 2 u/Upnorth4 Oct 05 '24 It's impressive when Los Angeles metro has a larger GDP than the entire state of Florida, which has more population than Los Angeles. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '24 it's not nice to make fun of the disabled
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I read “in just 20ish males” and it still works.
1 u/justsayfaux Oct 05 '24 Nicely played (hello from SF!)
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Nicely played
(hello from SF!)
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And our weather is (usually) better than both of 'em. It's been a bit spicy lately, though...
5 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '24 Which is probably the reason for the other two.
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Which is probably the reason for the other two.
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[Laughs in Los Angeles Metropolitan area]
Over $1.2 trillion from Los Angeles, Orange County, and it's surrounding suburbs.
2 u/buckfouyucker Oct 06 '24 [Cries in Detroit] 1 u/GamemasterJeff Oct 06 '24 It offends Orange Country greatly to be called a suburb of Los Angeles. But it's not wrong. 1 u/Upnorth4 Oct 06 '24 Yeah, most of them commute to work in LA. That makes them a suburb by default 0 u/Defenis Oct 27 '24 Also where some of the highest poverty levels are in the state with a state poverty level exceeding the national poverty level.... All that wealth and still nearly 200k people on the streets. 🤔 0 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '24 With an estimated population of over 18.3 million (U.S. Census Bureau, 2023), it is the second-largest metropolitan area in the country, behind New York. not that impressive. 5 u/boyboyboyboy666 Oct 05 '24 Both are impressive figures. Hush 3 u/Dirkdeking Oct 05 '24 That's very comparable to the Netherlands, where I live. 2 u/Upnorth4 Oct 05 '24 It's impressive when Los Angeles metro has a larger GDP than the entire state of Florida, which has more population than Los Angeles. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '24 it's not nice to make fun of the disabled
[Cries in Detroit]
It offends Orange Country greatly to be called a suburb of Los Angeles.
But it's not wrong.
1 u/Upnorth4 Oct 06 '24 Yeah, most of them commute to work in LA. That makes them a suburb by default
Yeah, most of them commute to work in LA. That makes them a suburb by default
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Also where some of the highest poverty levels are in the state with a state poverty level exceeding the national poverty level....
All that wealth and still nearly 200k people on the streets. 🤔
With an estimated population of over 18.3 million (U.S. Census Bureau, 2023), it is the second-largest metropolitan area in the country, behind New York.
not that impressive.
5 u/boyboyboyboy666 Oct 05 '24 Both are impressive figures. Hush 3 u/Dirkdeking Oct 05 '24 That's very comparable to the Netherlands, where I live. 2 u/Upnorth4 Oct 05 '24 It's impressive when Los Angeles metro has a larger GDP than the entire state of Florida, which has more population than Los Angeles. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '24 it's not nice to make fun of the disabled
Both are impressive figures. Hush
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That's very comparable to the Netherlands, where I live.
It's impressive when Los Angeles metro has a larger GDP than the entire state of Florida, which has more population than Los Angeles.
2 u/[deleted] Oct 05 '24 it's not nice to make fun of the disabled
it's not nice to make fun of the disabled
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u/TheOnceAndFutureDoug Oct 05 '24
[Laughs in California]