lol and you’re not making a good case for the latter, all you did was ignore what I said and claimed theres places that are cheaper. I already stated, first of all, this case only works if you’re financially well off. I’ve lived in Buenos Aires and Valencia, both of which were great cities in a similar geographical area with LA (water and mountainous regions). If we’re going off location, BA is about 4 hours away from Mar Del Plata, where the bulk of argentinas best swells are located, and Patagonia, while an amazing place for skiing, requires a flight to get there due to terrain. Argentinas economy was also horrible and tumultuous, and was difficult to find steady clients due to its recessions. Valencia fared better in both regards, economically as well as location wise. However, it’s far easier and more lucrative to work as a CPA in Los Angeles than anywhere in Europe for a wide variety of reasons. I’ve also lived in Boston, New York City, Columbus (Georgia), and Houston. LA is far more preferable than all the cities I mentioned due to reasons listen above, its location is perfect, the culture, people, and food is all better, higher amount of clientele, and upscale areas in LA are far more comfortable to live in than any of the cities I’ve lived in before. Please tell me how my firsthand knowledge is incorrect