San Diego
SD!!!
Which city do you like better and why? 
focalpint
posted
3 / 21
+10 @Cobra1 
I've resided in Laurel Canyon, as well as in Sherman Oaks, Studio City, and Burbank in LA
for work purposes {outside of Providing}.
professed is indeed all true. Not to mention,
the smog, and just the general feeling of being a miniscule minnow in a sea of big sharks...
literally and figuratively! {especially within the Hollywood Industry} I travel worldwide, and am always feeling very blessed and content to finally return home to
The Finest City -- Te amo San Diego!
Related Link: Angelina Jones "Desiderata"
Still Love driving up to LA, for the gents that can't get down here. They don't live in LA. They are schedule for work. 
I have been in most parts of the world, and San Diego is clearly one of the most visually beautiful cities anywhere. LA is not. In fact, it is not even a real "city" compared to major cities around the world. Just a sprawling, traffic snarled mess with large, gang infested ghettos, separate rich folks enclaves, and no significant downtown to speak of. In general I have not found people friendly there as someone mentioned above. Certainly not as friendly as those I've been in contact with in SD. People seem happier to be living here, and that shows in their personalities and amicable natures.
As for culture, SD also has plenty to offer at venues easier to get to than those in LA. We have live theater, opera, symphony, numerous clubs, concerts by popular artists, excellent restaurants at scenic locations, and the museums/activities/and grounds of Balboa Park. And for outdoor recreation, well again no contest when you consider all that is here and more accessible than in LA.
As for hobbying, well just look at the price differential of the ladies in both cities. I'm perfectly content with the local and visiting providers available in "America's Finest City."
San Diego better by far as far as I'm concerned.
As for culture, SD also has plenty to offer at venues easier to get to than those in LA. We have live theater, opera, symphony, numerous clubs, concerts by popular artists, excellent restaurants at scenic locations, and the museums/activities/and grounds of Balboa Park. And for outdoor recreation, well again no contest when you consider all that is here and more accessible than in LA.
As for hobbying, well just look at the price differential of the ladies in both cities. I'm perfectly content with the local and visiting providers available in "America's Finest City."
San Diego better by far as far as I'm concerned.
There are many great things about BOTH cities! I like to find the beauty in everything and if you know where to go in LA (and where not to go, it's a very awesome city)! San Diego is def one my favorite places to visit especially the beach areas. Can compared to OC, I feel like SD is way better in that regard!