Help me move

[Malone Brown]

Hey all,
I recently moved from Seoul, South Korea back to a small town in canada of about 5000 people. I am going insane, I need to move. I came back to house sit for my parents while they were in Europe, they are back now and I need to leave. Here is what I am looking for in a place to live:

1. Nice whether - if I have to live through another Canadian winter I will kill myself.
2. By the beach - I love nothing more than relaxing by a beautiful beach.
3. Potential to get a decent job - I have a university degree in Molecular biology.
4. Fairly large city - I love big cities with lots to do.
5. Good internet connection for poker.
6. Decent rent for a studio/1bd room place (<$1000 mnth preferably).
7. I'd rather not need a car, I've never liked the hastles that come along with a car.

I make enough playing poker to survive (3-4 k/mnth) but wouldn't mind getting a decent job, I'm going nuts playing poker.

I have been looking into florida and Cali a great deal. I have never been to either but have heard great things and seem to have everything I'm looking for (mostly Miami and L.A. and San Diego), but I would move anywhere (I'm going to miami next week to check it out).

So, opinions???

I was also wondering do I need a visa or anything to live full time in the states, or is it just to work??? How difficult is it to get a job in the states being from Canada? Do employeers feel it's a hastle going through visa stuff hiring a Canadian? I feel like it would just be easier for them to hire an American.

Thanks for all opinions.

Malone

[asofel]

i hear the whether is nice in Cali

[Malone Brown]

Here is the apartment I'm looking at in miami.

[Malone Brown]

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i hear the whether is nice in Cali

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K...Ill take that into consideration.

[jakethebake]

I've only been here a few months, but I like Miami so far. With that said, given the choice, I'd rather be on the Gulf Coast than Miami.

[jakethebake]

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Here is the apartment I'm looking at in miami.

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>$1K/mo. for a studio...welcome to Miami.

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

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1. Nice whether - if I have to live through another Canadian winter I will kill myself.
2. By the beach - I love nothing more than relaxing by a beautiful beach.
3. Potential to get a decent job - I have a university degree in Molecular biology.
4. Fairly large city - I love big cities with lots to do.
5. Good internet connection for poker.
6. Decent rent for a studio/1bd room place (<$1000 mnth preferably).
7. I'd rather not need a car, I've never liked the hastles that come along with a car.


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San Diego... let's see here:
1 - Check
2 - Check
3 - Check
4 - Check
5 - Check
6 - Uh oh... uhh... no
7 - Danger! Danger! Danger!

Sorry... you're good up until #6 in San Diego (and SoCal in general). Once you hit numbers 6 and 7, though, you're [censored].

Also, about the good internet connection... what the hell do you think this is, Canada? We have the internet everywhere here.

[Malone Brown]

"Also, about the good internet connection... what the hell do you think this is, Canada? We have the internet everywhere here. "

I also wanted to consider places other than the states.....which may have crappy connections like we have way up here in crazy canada [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Thanks for the info.

[sublime]

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Here is the apartment I'm looking at in miami.

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i lived 10 mins off of south beach for a while a few years ago and liked it. pretty openminded area and always tons going on. cuban women are +EV.

[Dynasty]

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Here is the apartment I'm looking at in miami.

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>$1K/mo. for a studio...welcome to Miami.

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Perhaps he should consider Vegas despite not having beaches. For the same amount, he can get a place more than twice as large.