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Also, please don't move to San Luis Obispo / Avila Beach.

I grew up, and still currently live, right in the middle of strawberry-land (South San Luis Obispo and North Santa Barbara counties).

I have received the greatest enthusiasm from residents of san luis obispo, california.

Where I grew up (San Luis Obispo county in CA), you'd need an act of congress to touch a mature oak tree–even on your own property.

> I have received the greatest enthusiasm from residents of san luis obispo, california.

Oddworld was located here in San Luis Obispo and, back in the day, were known as one of the only large-ish tech/dev companies in town (we have a much better tech/startup ecosystem now).

I had similar (horrible) experiences riding the coast starlight between San Luis Obispo and Sacramento, but when I stuck to the commuter lines between Sacramento and the bay area, or LA and San Diego, it was always pleasant.

My intention is to cover every city in the world that has significant computer industry - not just software but hardware too - but so far I've just got seattle, portland/vancouver, san francisco, santa cruz, san luis obispo, new york, boston, london and berlin.

("According to a major retailer of mate in San Luis Obispo, California, by 2004, mate had grown to about 5% of the overall natural tea market in North America") But I'm surprised at the speed it's propagating in Europe.

A much more interesting idea would be to build a Hyper loop between Fresno and San Luis Obispo.

Laurel Bowl, in San Luis Obispo, CA, had been successful for thirty-four years before California's statewide ban.

Uber just came to my college town (San Luis Obispo) and their rates are absurdly high compared to anything else.