Possibly Relocating to Texas
My company is possibly moving me out of Florida to another State within the next 6 months: My options are Texas, Connecticut, Colorado, and New Hampshire. I already have some family in Texas (My aunt is the superintendant of schools in Austin) so I think we're going to look there. My wife and I haven't lived near any family in 8 years, so it'll be nice to have them around.
My boss handed me a list of potential cities I can research on: Here they are...
Austin
Plano
Round Rock
Denton
Richardson
I'm looking for a NICE area that has a lot of business. I'm not looking to live in the city, but a nice/quiet suburb would be preferred. My wife and I are looking to have some kids in the next few years, so I'd like there to be some good schools and not be in the ghetto. Think uppity! LOL
If you guys could give me some input, I'd really appreciate it.
BTW - Living near a track would be nice
Thanks in advance,
Vincent
Business here in Florida has been terrible for the last 2 years, so my company is pulling me out. On top of that, we're paying $3.79 for 87oct and $4.19 for diesel - my job is requires ALOT of driving, so that affects me greatly. Additionally, the majority of the people here are ********. I actually got the finger from a driver, while helping an elderly woman to cross the street for church. Can you believe that?!
I've been here since 00' and she's lived here her whole life. It's time for a change and I think Texas is it.
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As far as traffic goes, if you guys ever come to Florida - BEWARE the Belvedere Curve. Anyone that's lived on the East Coast of Fla can vouche for that. Basically it's 4 lanes of I95 condensed into 1 lane for 10 miles. It's the biggest blunder of road engineering in human history.
The traffic part doesn't concern me too bad. We did a stint in Atlanta for 6 months, and the traffic there was terrible.
It's really tough moving to a place that you've never been before. I'm trying to see if they'll pay for us to visit for a week. I've never even been to Texas, but I hear the people are really nice - which is what we need. You can't even hold a door open here without people giving you the stink eye.
My zipcode has more ****** per capita than anywhere else in the country. Our biggest import and export is the *****. We have ****** working at the post office. Working at the dry cleaners.
Hell, we even have ****** for neighbors. And the more time I spend in West Palm Beach, the bigger the ***** I become. So that's why I need to get the hell out of here!
Vince (*****)
My zipcode has more ****** per capita than anywhere else in the country. Our biggest import and export is the *****. We have ****** working at the post office. Working at the dry cleaners.
Hell, we even have ****** for neighbors. And the more time I spend in West Palm Beach, the bigger the ***** I become. So that's why I need to get the hell out of here!
Vince (*****)
The only thing about Texas people is they make me feel awkward because they're usually nice, helpful and friendly. Coming from a town of ****** I don't know how to act when someone is nice.
Most everything here seems planned out and in working order if that makes sense. Not like florida were they put 10,000 houses on a piece of land THEN worry about how everyones going to get in and out of it through the two lane road that leads to it.
I'm sure it varies from town to town, but I've done the same work in palm beach that I've done in the DFW area and I've run into one ***** in 6 months. It's like the opposite in florida, if you're lucky you'll run into one nice person in 6 months.
i love plano too, its far enough away from dallas to get away from the busy city life, but if you need to get there its a short drive. its all pretty new and there is everything you need right around the corner.
i would get the adress of the office that you want to work and and look it up on google earth or google street view and see how you like the city
As far as traffic goes, if you guys ever come to Florida - BEWARE the Belvedere Curve. Anyone that's lived on the East Coast of Fla can vouche for that. Basically it's 4 lanes of I95 condensed into 1 lane for 10 miles. It's the biggest blunder of road engineering in human history.
The traffic part doesn't concern me too bad. We did a stint in Atlanta for 6 months, and the traffic there was terrible.
It's really tough moving to a place that you've never been before. I'm trying to see if they'll pay for us to visit for a week. I've never even been to Texas, but I hear the people are really nice - which is what we need. You can't even hold a door open here without people giving you the stink eye.

its not a bad place just depends on what part your in, there are some shady areas though.





