It dawned on me

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 After arriving to work seeing a bunch of hoes, jocks and soy boys at the bar at 0830 in the morning, it finally dawned on me why I hate the city.  It's full of a bunch of petulant kids.  Kids just out of college or under 40.  The entire airport is crawling with them.  They're entitle, self important, think the world rotates around them.  They're young.  They're hip.  They're annoying.  

The city is also full of people from India or wherever that are young, working high tech.  They think they're better than everyone.  A bunch of brown people with beards.  They all look the same.  They're all flexing their Tesla.  

I read the median age for people in this city is 34.2.  Their brains are even fully developed.  

Maybe that's why I was so happy living in Florida.  The average age of people in Sarasota is 49.8.  That explains everything.  People in SRQ had tons of money.  But they weren't flexing to keep off with the jones.  They've matured beyond the idiotic lifestyle of youth.

One day these local twat waffles are going to grow up and realize their entire youth has been spent doing absolutely nothing but trying to socialize and impress people that don't give two shits about them.

Pro Tip - When researching a place to move, do research to see if the population is compatible with your own stage in life.  Living among all these rotten kids sucks.  All they do is social media, drink, dress like hoes and get tattoo while drinking Starbucks coffee.  Then we have the soy boys that are one step away from being trans.  All those quality make them losers to me. They are irrelevant.  They suck.  I hate this town.

ATX is a shithole.

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