anaheim

It kind of depends where you are in, but Anaheim has a lot of great middle eastern, but divey food.

Also you should very clearly recognize that Anaheim is not LA, and is quite far.

Even somewhere more suburban like Anaheim clocks in at 6.6K.

There are no towers inside the park and the berm that separates the park from the city of Anaheim seems to block out signals pretty well, so this device would help groups keep in contact there.

You wouldn't have dated in Jersey when you live in the city, you shouldn't be driving to Anaheim to meet people when there are folks closer in proximity to where you are who might want to me.

I imagine it would be a special kind of torture to have to drive from, say, Anaheim or other parts of LA East of downtown, to LAX to catch a flight after a meeting.

You just captured my early teens -- I lived up and down Beach Blvd in the La Habra to Anaheim area from the time I was 5-6 until my mid-teens, and then spent a lot of time in Huntington Beach.

I wonder: this is from an LA Weekly article from 2011 -- I remember it being an eye-opener when I read it back then [1]: The authority had projected that 41 million people annually would ride the train between Anaheim and San Francisco, for example.

(So you might go directly from Anaheim to Santa Monica, for example) With smaller cars/trains, this may be possible (since you might be able to fill trains quickly enough to not make people wait too long), but potentially very expensive to build enough lanes to manage that amount of traffic with greatly varying speeds efficiently.

____ o LA is getting a bike share program under beta rollout in "LA-adjacent"-Anaheim [3].

It stretches from the Anaheim/Yorba Linda area south through Irvine and down toward San Diego.

Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim real GDP grew at 2.4% a year between 2009 and 2012.

For example, in so cal, a major hub will now be Anaheim.