These are the most popular last names in California

KTLA ^ | March 9, 2023 | By Addy Bink, Isaac Taylor

[Regulator]

Isn’t it great that the Americans gave away what was once their most prized real estate to the hostile, vicious and grasping detritus of Mexico?

We should all get medals for being so heroically generous.

[Scrambler Bob]

I thought the last name in California was Zzyzx.

[Right Wing Vegan]

Welcome to the mexicO’s funhouse land.

[whitney69]

“Isn’t it great that the Americans gave away what was once their most prized real estate to the hostile, vicious and grasping detritus of Mexico?”

In reality, they had it first. So by giving it up to the US they allowed America to update all the resources, set up the future for independent operations, and do all the construction to prepare for their return to prominence. So who invented capitalism? Might be closer giving the sellers a bonus for their good work being taken to the cleaners. And the state politicians are right up in the front of the line with their hands out.

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[al baby]

we goof on that off ramp overtime we drive by

[ifinnegan]

First names are chosen. Their frequency reflects popularity. Last names are not chosen and are common, not popular.

[ifinnegan]

Ok Che.

[DJ MacWoW]

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[KierkegaardMAN]

Cabrillo was Portuguese.

[No name given]

Better yet, Mexico can have California back for all I care.

[No name given]

Here’s hoping!

[Michael.SF.]

For the doubters:

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[Billthedrill]

Interesting place. Drove by that exit for years and never took it. THIS is what is down Zzyzx road. Not what I expected.

[clintonh8r]

“Popular” isn’t the most appropriate word as it implies a choice. Most people keep the surname they’re born with. I guess Christian or “given” names could be ranked by popularity.

[jmacusa]

The Mexicans never had California.

The Spanish did.

[chopperk]

Proves one thing, California is the land of the Latinos.

[Altura Ct.]

The invasion is moving along nicely

[bitt]

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