I have to agree with you. I'm a texas grad finishing up in May but moving to SF and this sounds like a kid who is going purely off of word of mouth.
But he did say he has only stayed in the South Bay area, it's worlds apart from SF. Palo Alto to Sf is like Fredericksburg to Austin.
What I found funniest was the stat about more women in NYC. The ratio is not really important, I've dated tons of girls in both and have found that it is easier in SF. SF has a diverse female population, and minimal competition as most of the guys are “window shoppers” with no game (read shy engineers) which makes a lot bigger difference than raw numbers.
But he did say he has only stayed in the South Bay area, it's worlds apart from SF. Palo Alto to Sf is like Fredericksburg to Austin.
What I found funniest was the stat about more women in NYC. The ratio is not really important, I've dated tons of girls in both and have found that it is easier in SF. SF has a diverse female population, and minimal competition as most of the guys are “window shoppers” with no game (read shy engineers) which makes a lot bigger difference than raw numbers.