<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

As the title says, I'm 22M from northern California. I also have a background in customer service and information technology with linux and satellite networking focuses. Graduated college at 18 and have been working ever since so I have experience. I have a car and fairly minimal furnishings. I don't have any pets or dependents. I live on my own because I can't stand living with roommates but, to afford rent and pay my bills, it costs pretty much my entire paycheck so I can't save anything. 

People keep telling me that back east, especially in the central/mountain states, the cost of living is significantly lower than it is here in Cali. I can believe that. My question is, however, would moving back east for a few years actually allow me to save money? Or is it less expensive in some areas but more in others (evening out). Has anyone actually done anything like this? If so, when and how'd it go? Do you regret it or was it awesome? 

Also, if I do decide to move east, where should I look at going? I like colder weather and I die in the heat. I also prefer dry heat to humidity any day. Those two things more or less excludes the bible belt. I don't mind moving to a smaller town or whatnot so long as I can find a decent tech or management job.

Any thoughts, ideas, or advice, Reddit? Thank you!
<bot>: Nothing tying me down here. Can't save money either. Should I move east? If so where? Open to all suggestions/advice.