This Popular 'Happy Days' Actor Gives Very BLUNT Reasons For Leaving California

He’s lived in California for some time, but now he feels it’s time to go. When asked why, he didn’t skirt around the truth. Baio says California isn’t safe anymore, and part of his reason for leaving is the homeless crisis.

The retired actor said that after 45 years, it’s time to go. He cited both homelessness and soft-on-crime policies as a couple of his reasons for leaving Tweet. Per Fox News,“‘[Homelessness] brings down property value. Also, no consequences for rampant crime, making things higher in price, and it’s just not a safe place anymore. #ImFree,’ Baio wrote.”

Baio doesn’t think Californians will miss him much. He’s said he’s always been a conservative voter and doesn’t see them missing his right-wing views. When one Twitter user quipped that he wouldn’t be missed, Baio quickly retorted, “Maybe not, but they’ll miss the high taxes I pay!” His home in Woodland Hills was listed for sale in April for almost $4 million.

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Those concerns make him far from the first person to leave California. Joe Rogan, Mark Wahlberg, Matthew McConaughey, and more have packed their things to head out of the state.

It’s not just celebrities leaving the Democrat state, either. Fox News states, “Between April 2020 and July 2022, around 500,000 people moved out of California.” Half of the entire homeless population of the nation lives in this one state. According to Fox, the state has seen an increase in the homeless population of 6%. While that might not seem like much, it is when you have such a large homeless population.

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This results in a loss of revenue for the state, too. The state has already predicted a massive deficit for the coming fiscal year, and they may have to pay out billions on reparations. The future doesn’t look bright for California right now, and it won’t start to unless they make profound changes.