Playboy just left California after 72 years and called the state anti-business on camera. This isn’t just about Playboy. This is California’s funeral — and nobody in Sacramento is talking about it.

Chevron gone. Tesla gone. Oracle gone. Hewlett-Packard gone. Charles Schwab gone. In-N-Out Burger gone. And now Playboy. Nearly 1.7 million people have followed them out the door since 2020. One person leaving every single minute.

Gavin Newsom is out campaigning for president while California bleeds out. He didn’t say a word when Playboy’s CEO called his state anti-business on Fox News. Not one word.

This video breaks down exactly what the California exodus means for YOUR wallet, YOUR home value, and YOUR tax bill. Because when the job creators leave, you pick up the tab.

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