does anyone know what is in idaho??

that would be worth me goin out there to make 30-40 thousand a year??

my old boss went to work for longhorn steakhouse, and moved all the way out to idaho, and is trying to get some of his old help out to help him in idaho of all places...... and there is no way in hell that I would even think about moving all the way out there....... if I was to move that far, I would be on the west coast. like oregon or washington.

 

Hot springs, and potatoes.

 

serenitiy, not too many people, a more laid back life. hey and with your west coast deal...you didn't mention cali...what up with that. Oh and oregon is by far my favorite state. and i da ho? uh uh bitch u da ho...that joke never gets old for me

 

take this from someone who lives in idaho: all there is is conservatives, mormons and hicks.


i dont recommend it.

 

thank you mf....... I kinda figured that state would probably be that way.......

and lynz, I would rather go to northern california...... LA and southern california would be too fast paced for me.

 

yeah Ive been here 20 years and its still too fast pced for me. isn't boston fst paced though?

 

I wouldnt know........ Ive never been there........

I would figure that it would be.

IM originally from small town kansas......... and I live in a college town now thats not much bigger than 80 thousand.....

 

Well this is Their Miss Teen Idaho----then you do have a lot of Potatoes too.

Hummm I'm thinking go West Coast Man.

 

I visited Boise for a job interview a long time ago, and I fell in love with it...beautiful mountains, and, at that time, a small, but thriving, altenative community. I didn't get the job, and it broke my heart not to move there...yes, there were lots of conservatives, but, as I said, an alternative community as well...don't know if that is still there or not, and admittedly, I never lived there to know exactly what it is like, but the weekend I was there was bliss...good luck, whatever you decide to do!

 

ah, kinda sorta. depends on where in the city you are. though, it seems a bit more fast paced than what i thoguht it was since i've been up in vermont.