Nathan Miller explores San Diego on day two, finding it just okay compared to places like Irvine. He checks out Del Mar, which he calls nice but not new nice, and notes his girlfriend's reaction to his critiques about what makes a neighborhood worth living in.
What's going on, guys? Day 2 in San Diego. My overall thoughts so far on San Diego as a place to hang out, place to live— it's all right, it's all right. I haven't been like extremely impressed. I'm kind of a girly girl. I like the nice areas. I like, you know, feeling like I'm safe and sound. And, you know, San Diego doesn't really have that element. Like, I'm in Del Mar, and Del Mar is nice. Del Mar is nice. My girlfriend just looked at me like I'm an Idiot. Um, it's very nice, but at the same time, I don't know, it's not— it's not nice as in— as in new nice. I like new nice. I like convenience. I like— I don't know, I just like nice stuff. And so I felt like Irvine was a little better. What was that? What? You got something to say? What'd you say?
