California Has Become a Place Where Citizens are Divided into Two Groups, “the groups that have money and then there are the empty bags”

By A Texas Reader

Tue, Feb 11, 2020 11:01 p.m.

Having been born and raised in Los Angeles, Carolla described how the state has become a place where citizens are divided into two groups, "the groups that have money and then there are the empty bags. They don't have any money."

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ATR: I talk to California clients every day of the week. They live everywhere from Imperial County to Kern County to Eureka.  Invariably, conversations  come around to Texas versus California and the differing costs of living. For example, I paid $1.85 per gallon for regular gas at Costco two days ago.  My Clovis, California client told me this evening that he pays around $4.00 per gallon.  He added that a buck per gallon goes to the state of California.  How much longer can this divergence last?