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To: tommy gunn who wrote (5367)	2/2/1999 1:46:00 PM
From: MonsieurGonzo	Read Replies (1) of 11051

Tommy; RE:" Houston, Taxes " ...there ain't no State Taxes in Texas ;-) But it's hard for me to recommend Texas to a guy who enjoys living close to the water and all that: the Texas coastline is thin, or fouled with refineries. Houston is a dynamic boom-town, a great place to make money! But there is little else here: the weather is miserable; the culture, save that "at work" is non-existant; and people here are so detached from one another, it is truly difficult for me to think of huge Houston as a real, live "City". Houston is like "The Valley" (Encino) in L.A. Dallas is even worse. Austin is the place to be, but then you'd be a long way from the coast, Tommy. I just can't see you in the "hill country" around Austin, Tommy - after being on the motor-yacht for so many years. Howabout San Diego area ? Weather is friggin' perfect; plenty of boat-folks there; the bud's cheap; and all the moto shops are in SoCal (^_^) -Steve

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