Joey believes that Los Angeles is not a walkable city, making the prospect of living there unattractive compared to other places.

“one thing I've really really missed is walking. Yeah. I've missed walking a lot. And you know, I'm I'm sure like there there are some places in in in LA which you know, I'm sure you can walk, you know, but like I feel like a lot of America as a whole is just not built for walking at all.”

Connor believes that living in Los Angeles would provide ample content opportunities for his career, though he is unsure about the reality of living there.

“I'd get so much content living here. Yeah, but you'd have to But like Okay. When you say living in America, do you mean living in LA? Uh I don't know about that. Like I just feel like even like you just talked to an Uber driver, you're like great, I just got content for like a week, dude.”

Living in Los Angeles involves navigating bizarre and sometimes uncomfortable social situations with eccentric or unreliable characters.

“I'm in LA for the long haul I love it here but I I think I need a little dose my living situation is very interesting without saying too much about it it's odd it's very odd I don't know what's going on here”

The speaker felt that the social unrest and riots in Los Angeles made the city unlivable.

“and it kind of like ruined it for us”

He feels that Los Angeles is a strange environment where celebrities and influencers continue to have social prominence even after being involved in public controversies.

“it's also weird like when creators get canceled or just like do fucked up shit and then you see him out at a party like yesterday like tony lopez and andre lopez just out and about out and about fucking dancing and i'm getting a fucking vodka red bull and i turn i'm like what like how is this legal”

Lush One claims that Asian police officers in Los Angeles have become disproportionately common and frequently target him.

“I'm saying because I'm intuitive, I already knew what time it was. There's a a cop It's just it is what it is, bro. Like it's so much nuance to even and you don't look like you in the way and you don't look like you you and you know how to talk, good.”