The Democrat plan to Build Back Better is to lower America down to 3rd world status. Redistribution of misery.

Precisely

democrats cancel 100s of thousands of jobs and then bring them back later... Now that's what they call job creation...

What they normally do is create more government jobs so that they can brag about creating more jobs. That is why the federal government employs more people than the biggest 25 international businesses combined. There's a whole lot of people pushing a whole lot of paper for absolutely no reason at all. And we're paying for it.

Software developer you say?? What industry, and what do you specialize in? I am in a process of building a team for a relatively simple game in Unity. C++ developer with experience in game industry is what I'm looking for.

Unfortunately I have no experience with game programming. The last 6 or so years I have been working as contractor for the Air Force. Prior to that it was all business related applications. I program in C# and dot Net, JavaScript, SQL Server and Oracle. I have worked with C++ many, many years ago but never anything in depth.

Thought I'd check. As you can imagine the industry is saturated with libatrds and it'd be nice to work with like minded individuals for a change.

That's true, I was raised and lived most of my life in California, so I understand what you are talking about. Fortunately I live in Utah now and everyone I work with are mostly conservative.

That sounds nice. I spent over 15 years in the valley and had to get out of Ca.

I lived in Valley when I was a kid, in Tarzana. My brother lived in Van Nuys until he retired and now lives in Orange County. He would leave California if it wasn't for his wife, his sons and his grandchildren. They all want to stay there. My family moved from Georgia when I was 1 so none of us are California natives. However, my wife was born and raised there. She's as conservative as I am.

Oh, the other valley. Much more bearable than the one I was in,.. Silicon, right in the heart of Libtardia. To think at one point I commuted 3.5hrs one way from SF – fresh out of school and desperate for a job following 9-11 when half the industry got laid-off. Fkn crazy. But things weren't so bad back then.

Oh yes. The Silicon Valley. Usually when I hear people refer to "the valley" in California they mean the San Fernando Valley. Frank Zappa even had a hit song called "Valley Girl" and it was about the San Fernando Valley. Sorry about that. However, I also lived in the Silicon Valley as well. My wife and I moved to Sunnyvale for 3 years. We left because the place is unaffordable. I have owned a home is two different states since leaving the Silicon Valley. My mortgage on these two story 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths with a two car garage and a full basement has always been less than my rent was on the mobile home we lived in in the Silicon Valley. That was the only place we've ever lived where all we could barely afford was a mobile home.

No, no need to apologize. Guess it all depends in which part of CA you're in, and valley means different things to different people. Shi'et, Sunnyvale was my final CalTrain stop during my commute from hell. Yeah, homeownership was always out of the question, even on a decent salary. Then on top of that you think about your child being indoctrinated in the school system. No thanks.

That's true. I've talked about the Bay Area to people, when I lived in Missouri, and that meant a lot of different places to people. I had to go back and clarify that I meant the SF Bay Area. In California, even in So. Cal. the bay area always meant the SF Bay Area.

We really liked the Bay Area when we lived there. We just didn't like living in a mobile home. My brother started calling me trailer trash or TT for short. :)