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I thought shake shake was pretty tasty. I like how they fried the meat (but not *too* much) and I liked the seasoning on the beef. Is it worth the price? Maybe? I'm not going to go there more often than Inn & Out, but it exceeded my somewhat low expectations.

Marble Steakhouse KBBQ was pretty damn good. I guess they were orignally a fancy steakhouse, but that didn't go well? (Does anyone know the story here?) I don't know much about Korean BBQ, but I took my five year old son there and he and I absolutely loved it. I don't think I've ever seen him...

Merry Christmas Everyone. I really need to change my username since i'm not in my 30s anymore (nor even last year) Work has kept me busy, along with kids and all that. I'll try to post here more often as I love SoCal and I credit the original IHB forums for having a significant impact in my...

you have a 3 car garage in OC, in a newer house?

Haha it's hilarious people remember how bad Graphix's predictions were. Even worse than larry! I like this list quite a bit, it was very close to what my wife and I looked for when we bought in 2020. 1. We ended up with a four bedroom plus huge open loft upstairs, one bedroom downstairs...

I interviewed at Netflix, and even though I didn't get an offer*, I can say they were my favorite place to interview and seemed like an *exceptionally* well run company. I can't say enough good things about them, and was impressed by everyone and how easy they made the process. *I didn't...

Both of those companies have rehired up to the headcount of where they were during the layoffs, so that analyst would be wrong. Did/do these companies have *some* deadweight? yes, of course, hence why they do fire under performers, and when the economy can justify it, trim some fat that maybe...

Tell me the per profit per employee of Twitter/X and then tell me the per profit of Alphabet and Amazon. Elon clearly screwed up by firing too many people. You realize they're desperately trying to hire now right? You can go to the jobs page to see. Many of those roles posted are not just...

Yes anytime people who don't know what they're talking about ramble on without first handle knowledge it touches a nerve. Profit per employee is some of the *highest* at these 'bloated FAANGs' you're talking about. Not nimble unicorns that just went IPO or "cuthroat" banks. I've worked at...

What are the FAANG companies you've worked at?

Uh, amazon fires people all the time, and Google does a little less but has an 'up or out' criteria. It sounds like you have no idea wtf you are talking about.

I keep saying, I'm not driving an electric car because of the environment, i'm just trying to get out of paying California's dumbass taxes. Starve the beast! Drive a Tesla!

In Baker Ranch, one pool is heated throughout the year, and all hot tubs are. The other two pools are heated ~9 months of the year.

Have those people never been to Shady Canyon (or even Turtle Ridge?) :D

I can't imagine living in Orange County and not having a nearby community pool to walk to at minimum. It's one of the best things to do 9 months of the year, both when it was just my wife and I and then later with kids.

Amazon has always been a meat grinder for the majority of employees. But the standout ones have always been (and will continue to) get exceptions. Meta said the same thing last year but then they walked it back for anyone who was special/extra good.

I will probably end up doing the same for my next job. Current gig the whole team is in Sunnyvale and Seattle, i'm the only one in Irvine. previous jobs at different companies I had the same thing going. If I am promoted one level though, it's actually still worth it if I have to pay for my...

Parkside feels really cheap to me. The houses are zero lot line, and the neighborhood feels incredibly crammed together. Gated is nice, but not worth it. Just walk around the neighborhood in Parkside and tell me it's as nice as Baker Ranch or the Meadows.

Are you trolling or do you not really understand the difference between tax brackets (which is what you posted) and effective tax rate. Do you really not know about SALT? The brackets were marginally lowered for upper middle class people, but the removal of the SALT deduction made Californians...

You proved my point with your chart. DT gave a bigger tax cut to people lower in the tax bracket and I pay more in taxes. Did you post the wrong chart?