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Younger people and middle class families isn’t surprising though? They’re being priced out. Someone from CA or NY moving in after selling their expensive home has the funds to afford it, not most locals. This is a nationwide problem
I know 6 people from illinois who moved there. 4 were grandparents, 2 were young. Im middle aged…….reminded me of when i moved to Hawaii for 9 years. Then realized theirs nothing more important then family, find jobs and be able to love nicely.
It's a surprisngly nice state. Been there more than a few times for work assignments and those beaches are outstanding on their own and Florida offers almost as much as what we have in Texas. Not a fan of Miami, but I can understand why people like to live there
im planning to leave for a better job and salary but if im lucky enough to get remote work , im definitely moving back. All the major metros are cool af in their own different way, the nature is beautiful even though its flat, and just the most beautiful beaches in the country
Florida is a place for people who "made it" elsewhere...natives of modest upbringing & no social connections to upper middle class types will struggle their entire lives. All young middle to low class natives should make arrangements to leave. You won't make it there.
@@robertofernandez7773 No, it's not. I left Florida and I'm glad I did. I'm thriving now, and it's because I went to another State for better opportunities.
@@RickAP and I am Happy for you that you are doing good and thriving. But you can't tell a place sucks because your experience. I guarantee you wherever you are now has people struggling. If you ask them they will tell you it sucks over there. We all see the world from our own perspective.. including myself. I'm doing pretty decent here in Florida, you apparently didn't as well as if you ask a homeless person on the street, because of their own experience. If people are moving in droves is for a reason . If people flee from a place is for a reason. Florida grew more than any state. Are they all masochists. I highly doubt it. Are they all rich? I doubt it even more.
@@robertofernandez7773 They're mostly from NY, and they make Florida a nearly unbearable place to live...yes there are homeless in all places, but we aren't discussing them. The NYers and other noreasters have more money than the locals, and they remind the locals all the time. NYers bring their trust funds and start businesses and put the locals, who don't have mommy/daddy trusts, out of business. This doesn't happen in other States. They dominate all the services, and purposely push the locals out. Florida is simply a 6th borough of NY. Native Floridians are considered 2nd class citizens. When I go back to Florida, I say that I'm from somewhere else, because the transplants will judge me as "low rent" if I claim to be a native. Again, this doesn't happen in other States. Florida is a great place, then you encounter an overbearing NY transplant, and then you want to puke and leave.
I grew up in Boynton Beach and lived in Florida till 2004. The problems I've always had with Florida was the economy. The tourism, retail and agricultural sectors are low paying and in the Palm Beaches, there is really no chance of being able to find good/high paying jobs unless you own your own business or are a doctor or lawyer. The fact that more companies are moving to the Miami area is a glimmer of hope for some better paying jobs that help make Florida's economy more self-reliant.
It’s so sad that people don’t think before they speak. AZ & FL are the top retirement states but more people move to FL because it’s more affordable than AZ, and doesn’t have scorching temps all summer. It has a moderate semi-tropical climate with constant breezes from the Atlantic (east), Gulf (west), Caribbean (south), or coming down from the continent (north). Most of those who move here are looking for better employment than where they were as the state has a $15/hr minimum wage. But most who move out are doing so because their job is transferring them and not because they want to go. The state is heavily dependent on Tourism, but that is usually a good thing because no matter what the economy in the nation, FL has a good economy because then it receives more tourists from overseas where the economy is great! Its the most friendly state toward latinos especially as 75% of the state speaks Spanish while only 65% speaks English. It’s a very migrant friendly state but anti-illegal immigration which the immigrants who live here appreciate and made them turn the state Red. It’s conservative yet quite open and progressive on so many fronts. Personally speaking, it’s a very LGBT friendly state, despite what the liberal media would like you to believe. It also is very pro-women and female owned business. It’s very sensitive to the handicapped and disabled and creating infrastructure to accommodate people with special needs. While they have room for improvement, it’s much better than MI, CA, NY & TX where I have also lived and struggled as a disabled person. I’ve lived in Orlando for the past dozen years and this is the best place I’ve lived in my life! No place is perfect. I loved living in Hawaii but pay was worse than here and 4x as expensive to live there. Los Angeles had a similar weather but it was always dry and you couldn’t drink the water it breathe the air. San Francisco was just disgustingly dirty even in the tourist areas that they at least attempted to clean. Seattle was every mean girl’s destination of choice and the weather was worse than London, England. Portland was trashier than SF but they took pride in it and called it bougie chic! It was scary eating in any of the restaurants there because they were grimy dirty everywhere! New York always smelled of human feces and urine, unless you lived up state where life is primitive and backwards. Nice to visit for a weekend but would never want to live there again. Detroit is the dirty side of Michigan and unemployment there is so depressing. The west side of the state is much more livable and clean but the people are not friendly and the cold weather would send a polar bear running away. When you measure snow fall in feet not inches, it’s bad! Chicago! OMG! Talk about a city that isn’t walkable. Crime is horrible even in the affluent neighborhoods. Political graft and corruption was invented in Chicago. You can’t get any kind of permits for anything without bribing someone. Their elevated train system is falling apart and a death trap that no one talks about and the news never reports all the people that die on it every year. St.Louis has a pretty Zoo but that’s the only thing going for it. High unemployment, high taxes, high prices on everything, high crime, and if the wind is coming from the east the stench from the petroleum refineries will make you nauseous and give you a headache. So I’ll take the occasional hurricane in Florida. The rains here keep things cooler and green. Yes you need to have a water filter for drinking water but so does every other place I’ve lived.
I enjoyed your report on the cities you've lived. Thank you 😊, I too a! Handicapped. A foreign.student I muted !e.when I was young. The world.needs to.work on population conrol.by.limiting birthstone 2 for each wo!an. No President, world leader, politicians have the guts or moxy to.talk about that, problem which is ever growing among the poor, uneducated.
In the early 90s Yes Florida was affordable. NO LONGER! It cost just as much as Connecticut so Im moving back soon at least my friends and family are close by there. You go broke just paying property tax and Homeowners insurance if you can even get it.
It's hot and muggy here in Florida. 105 degrees in Arizona is a lot more comfortable than 90 degrees and muggy here. But I prefer Florida. I need to have a beach close by. Phoenix is ugly.
Coming from the Mid-Atlantic region, I lived in Floridistan for four long years. Pretty much everything imaginable is awful there. To California I went, and oh-so-expensive California is way cheaper, the weather is nice, people are nice, and, and and.... Good riddance Flori-Duh and Rhonda Santis, welcome quality of life!
Meanwhile here in Deerfield Beach I’ll be having dinner at the Whale’s Rib and then taking a stroll along the beach. All that’s weird is life’s better in Florida.
I know I'm weird, but at 00:46 when you show the triangle of Tampa, Orlando and Miami. You placed Orlando about 40 miles Northwest of where is actually is.
Water shortages in my area are coming from too many houses being built, they can’t keep up with it. In fact they have to build a new water plant before continuing… anything to make extra money right? 😁
Tho Tampa Bay is booming with young people, I'm 25 and moved there and it's amazing. So many opportunities and young families, same with Lakeland. Don't know about the rest of the state, but I've been there 5 years and there is so many local businesses moving in, more jobs, yes more traffic but far better than NY and CT where I'm from. There always something new coming in the works and it's just an exciting place to live, if you hate it oh well leave lol
I intend to leave Florida in my near future. I have a Master's degree in Addiction Counseling and make less than half the median salary. Too much traffic, too many, I use this word loosely, people.
If you're retired and love golf, it's the place to be. I think golf is a waste of space, would never move to The Villages. I live near the beach in south Florida. Central Florida has much more unpleasant weather in the summer that coastal communities.
@@organicsoulgumbo Almost neighbors. We haven't been here long. I'm not sure if I'm bored from retiring or if I miss being able to go into Manhattan for the afternoon. We've found it takes a lot more effort and planning to partake in cultural offerings here, what there is if them.
@@markrichards6863 you have to go online and look for events in your area. There’s a lot to do it’s just not advertised as much but you can find things like food and wine festivals and painting with a twist, maybe even try an escape room. Go camping things like that… you definitely have to search it out tho.
As a working couple, our quality of life was superior in our NJ suburb, than Florida. We made more money there, had great public schools, transportation infrastructure an many other advantages. However, as retirees, Florida is more affordable, has a lot to offer people our age. I mostly agree with the video. A lot of young working people are wisely moving to other parts of the south. My main personal complaint about Florida is, there seems to be a lot of crime. There are a lot of sketchy areas in Dade and Broward Counties. We definitely felt safer in NJ. No place is perfect.
I was born, raised, educated, and lived off and on in Florida most of my life-college in Gainesville, Brevard, and in Miami. I have worked 3 different corporate headquarters in Ft. Lauderdale. I have lived and worked in the north-NYC, New Hampshire, the northwest-Seattle, WA; in France when I was young, and recently in Spain for four years. I have been to 46 states, four continents, 26 countries; and as stated-I have lived in three countries. My point is that there is so much opportunity to make big money in Florida and I have always lived in nice areas for a fraction of what I have paid in NYC, France, and Seattle. Anyone who tells you that you do not have greater opportunities for a much better way of life in Florida is mentally deranged or has some type of "Eyore Syndrome" (Winnie the Pooh). Florida-"The Land of Flowers" is the MOST BEAUTIFUL STATE in the continental USA!!! I have not found a better life anywhere else! It is filled with economic opportunities and offers one of the best places to live, work, raise a family-and a wonderful place to retire. Why do you think it is known worldwide as the perfect vacation destination? Because Florida fills in every box of the for the perfect destination to live!
Sometimes I question the logic of whole american advertising system in every sphere (it exist even in socio-political one) but then I remember those hollywood films and current state of mentality and I get an answer -- the greed and desperate hope Hello from Europe!😶🌫👋
I'm always intrigued when some bozo wants to make a video about Florida. We have so many high-tech jobs available and a demand for health care workers and those who serve the public. I looked on Wikipedia yesterday at some of the cities in CA. The income for most is at poverty level with substantially higher housing costs. We don't want or need you here but will accept you if you understand our state and the way it operates. There is so much to do, it's like a vacation paradise year-round...
I just want to spend winters there and go bass fishing. I’ll spend my summers in Alaska where I have lived 45 years. We will be happy with a cheap mobile home in a secure 55+ community. We will be there less than 180 days a year so we don’t loose residency here. The first time I went there was in 1963.
No, take a shot of Jose Cuervo every time he says Florida. I don't drink any more, but we had a drinking game, every time they said "massive" on the evening news, whoever touch the remote cintrol last got to make someone else do a shot.
Couldn’t afford to live here so you had to move somewhere dumpy that is cold and rains and you are shoveling snow all winter breaking your back huh? lol 🤣 Florida the new California but better. 1,300 people move to Florida per day.. So most people don’t agree with you…
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Thank you for watching my video on why Florida is so weird, if you have ideas for future Something Different videos please let me know (here in the comments).
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I used to live in Florida and at this moment I’m glad I don’t 😊
You clearly never been to Florida if you think only the panhandle is the south.
Younger people and middle class families isn’t surprising though? They’re being priced out. Someone from CA or NY moving in after selling their expensive home has the funds to afford it, not most locals. This is a nationwide problem
There’s no jobs
The more north you go in FL, the more south you get.
The main thing Florida lacks is a decent public transit system
Florida is now one of the most unaffordable states to live in.
I know 6 people from illinois who moved there. 4 were grandparents, 2 were young. Im middle aged…….reminded me of when i moved to Hawaii for 9 years. Then realized theirs nothing more important then family, find jobs and be able to love nicely.
Miami beach resident here. Florida has problems, yes, but man I love it here!
It's a surprisngly nice state. Been there more than a few times for work assignments and those beaches are outstanding on their own and Florida offers almost as much as what we have in Texas. Not a fan of Miami, but I can understand why people like to live there
im planning to leave for a better job and salary but if im lucky enough to get remote work , im definitely moving back. All the major metros are cool af in their own different way, the nature is beautiful even though its flat, and just the most beautiful beaches in the country
Florida is a place for people who "made it" elsewhere...natives of modest upbringing & no social connections to upper middle class types will struggle their entire lives. All young middle to low class natives should make arrangements to leave. You won't make it there.
Pretty much like everywhere else, and I lived in 5 countries and three us states
@@robertofernandez7773 No, it's not. I left Florida and I'm glad I did. I'm thriving now, and it's because I went to another State for better opportunities.
@@RickAP and I am Happy for you that you are doing good and thriving. But you can't tell a place sucks because your experience. I guarantee you wherever you are now has people struggling. If you ask them they will tell you it sucks over there. We all see the world from our own perspective.. including myself. I'm doing pretty decent here in Florida, you apparently didn't as well as if you ask a homeless person on the street, because of their own experience. If people are moving in droves is for a reason . If people flee from a place is for a reason. Florida grew more than any state. Are they all masochists. I highly doubt it. Are they all rich? I doubt it even more.
@@robertofernandez7773 They're mostly from NY, and they make Florida a nearly unbearable place to live...yes there are homeless in all places, but we aren't discussing them. The NYers and other noreasters have more money than the locals, and they remind the locals all the time. NYers bring their trust funds and start businesses and put the locals, who don't have mommy/daddy trusts, out of business. This doesn't happen in other States. They dominate all the services, and purposely push the locals out. Florida is simply a 6th borough of NY. Native Floridians are considered 2nd class citizens. When I go back to Florida, I say that I'm from somewhere else, because the transplants will judge me as "low rent" if I claim to be a native. Again, this doesn't happen in other States. Florida is a great place, then you encounter an overbearing NY transplant, and then you want to puke and leave.
@@robertofernandez7773no it’s not like everywhere else you have to live there and other places to know
I grew up in Boynton Beach and lived in Florida till 2004. The problems I've always had with Florida was the economy. The tourism, retail and agricultural sectors are low paying and in the Palm Beaches, there is really no chance of being able to find good/high paying jobs unless you own your own business or are a doctor or lawyer. The fact that more companies are moving to the Miami area is a glimmer of hope for some better paying jobs that help make Florida's economy more self-reliant.
It’s so sad that people don’t think before they speak. AZ & FL are the top retirement states but more people move to FL because it’s more affordable than AZ, and doesn’t have scorching temps all summer. It has a moderate semi-tropical climate with constant breezes from the Atlantic (east), Gulf (west), Caribbean (south), or coming down from the continent (north). Most of those who move here are looking for better employment than where they were as the state has a $15/hr minimum wage. But most who move out are doing so because their job is transferring them and not because they want to go.
The state is heavily dependent on Tourism, but that is usually a good thing because no matter what the economy in the nation, FL has a good economy because then it receives more tourists from overseas where the economy is great!
Its the most friendly state toward latinos especially as 75% of the state speaks Spanish while only 65% speaks English. It’s a very migrant friendly state but anti-illegal immigration which the immigrants who live here appreciate and made them turn the state Red.
It’s conservative yet quite open and progressive on so many fronts. Personally speaking, it’s a very LGBT friendly state, despite what the liberal media would like you to believe. It also is very pro-women and female owned business. It’s very sensitive to the handicapped and disabled and creating infrastructure to accommodate people with special needs. While they have room for improvement, it’s much better than MI, CA, NY & TX where I have also lived and struggled as a disabled person.
I’ve lived in Orlando for the past dozen years and this is the best place I’ve lived in my life! No place is perfect. I loved living in Hawaii but pay was worse than here and 4x as expensive to live there. Los Angeles had a similar weather but it was always dry and you couldn’t drink the water it breathe the air. San Francisco was just disgustingly dirty even in the tourist areas that they at least attempted to clean. Seattle was every mean girl’s destination of choice and the weather was worse than London, England. Portland was trashier than SF but they took pride in it and called it bougie chic! It was scary eating in any of the restaurants there because they were grimy dirty everywhere! New York always smelled of human feces and urine, unless you lived up state where life is primitive and backwards. Nice to visit for a weekend but would never want to live there again. Detroit is the dirty side of Michigan and unemployment there is so depressing. The west side of the state is much more livable and clean but the people are not friendly and the cold weather would send a polar bear running away. When you measure snow fall in feet not inches, it’s bad! Chicago! OMG! Talk about a city that isn’t walkable. Crime is horrible even in the affluent neighborhoods. Political graft and corruption was invented in Chicago. You can’t get any kind of permits for anything without bribing someone. Their elevated train system is falling apart and a death trap that no one talks about and the news never reports all the people that die on it every year. St.Louis has a pretty Zoo but that’s the only thing going for it. High unemployment, high taxes, high prices on everything, high crime, and if the wind is coming from the east the stench from the petroleum refineries will make you nauseous and give you a headache. So I’ll take the occasional hurricane in Florida. The rains here keep things cooler and green. Yes you need to have a water filter for drinking water but so does every other place I’ve lived.
I enjoyed your report on the cities you've lived. Thank you 😊, I too a! Handicapped. A foreign.student I muted !e.when I was young. The world.needs to.work on population conrol.by.limiting birthstone 2 for each wo!an. No President, world leader, politicians have the guts or moxy to.talk about that, problem which is ever growing among the poor, uneducated.
In the early 90s Yes Florida was affordable. NO LONGER! It cost just as much as Connecticut so Im moving back soon at least my friends and family are close by there. You go broke just paying property tax and Homeowners insurance if you can even get it.
It's hot and muggy here in Florida. 105 degrees in Arizona is a lot more comfortable than 90 degrees and muggy here. But I prefer Florida. I need to have a beach close by. Phoenix is ugly.
Bro Florida pays 12 dollars
I thought this was going to be weird! No mention of Big Foot, interstellar alien's, 50 foot alligators , or ghost ships full of pirates. Click bate.
Coming from the Mid-Atlantic region, I lived in Floridistan for four long years. Pretty much everything imaginable is awful there.
To California I went, and oh-so-expensive California is way cheaper, the weather is nice, people are nice, and, and and....
Good riddance Flori-Duh and Rhonda Santis, welcome quality of life!
Montana, Vermont, or Maine is for me.
im in tampa bay . i love it.
There are more fresh water springs in Florida than anywhere in the world. The best water in the world.
Because all the nuts roll down to Florida, duh.
Florida attracts weird people like me😂😂😂
I miss my beautiful Florida now, all you other people please feel free to move out so I can move home lol
Great now do a video on California and why everyone moved to Florida
Many are moving back now. Thanks De Santis..
No there not lol
A large portion of people who moved to Florida during the pandemic are leaving
More like New York
Meanwhile here in Deerfield Beach I’ll be having dinner at the Whale’s Rib and then taking a stroll along the beach.
All that’s weird is life’s better in Florida.
If Florida is running out of fresh water, WHY ISN’T THERE A MORATORIUM ON BUILDING NEW HOMES?
I know I'm weird, but at 00:46 when you show the triangle of Tampa, Orlando and Miami. You placed Orlando about 40 miles Northwest of where is actually is.
:07 this guy's only been to Orlando, Tampa, Palm Beach/broward/dade counties. Outside of those few metro areas, FL is just southern Georgiabama
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Water shortages in my area are coming from too many houses being built, they can’t keep up with it. In fact they have to build a new water plant before continuing… anything to make extra money right? 😁
Can you make a video on the most affordable/highest paying state?
Tho Tampa Bay is booming with young people, I'm 25 and moved there and it's amazing. So many opportunities and young families, same with Lakeland. Don't know about the rest of the state, but I've been there 5 years and there is so many local businesses moving in, more jobs, yes more traffic but far better than NY and CT where I'm from. There always something new coming in the works and it's just an exciting place to live, if you hate it oh well leave lol
Wrestling With Andy!!!! I know that voice lol😂
Florida isn't bad for government and contracting work
And for healthcare too good place for work
Florida, aka vice city.
Is it hard to get a job in Florida?
If you want to be a low pay worker for tourism and hospitality, no
It's not the southern most state that is Hawaii, and Miami Dade is in the Southeastern part of the state not the South West 😔
I intend to leave Florida in my near future. I have a Master's degree in Addiction Counseling and make less than half the median salary. Too much traffic, too many, I use this word loosely, people.
This os a bunch of nonsense. Im from ny moved to fl and its GREAT here. Money goes FAR , no taxes and most people here arent "struggling"
The villages 🤫 😂
If you're retired and love golf, it's the place to be. I think golf is a waste of space, would never move to The Villages. I live near the beach in south Florida. Central Florida has much more unpleasant weather in the summer that coastal communities.
@@markrichards6863 Ft Lauderdale-Oakland Park here 👋🏾
@@organicsoulgumbo Almost neighbors. We haven't been here long. I'm not sure if I'm bored from retiring or if I miss being able to go into Manhattan for the afternoon. We've found it takes a lot more effort and planning to partake in cultural offerings here, what there is if them.
@@markrichards6863 you have to go online and look for events in your area. There’s a lot to do it’s just not advertised as much but you can find things like food and wine festivals and painting with a twist, maybe even try an escape room. Go camping things like that… you definitely have to search it out tho.
Entertaining video but that is all!
Hay get off my state
Oooohh your telling me Florida struggled with the recession, like every single other state did?
#BringYourRobots
Absolutely zero point of view. The hallmark of all AI generated content.
Meanwhile Texas and California: Are we a joke to you 🤨
I live in Florida, and this video is completely misleading. The quality of life here is second to none.
As a working couple, our quality of life was superior in our NJ suburb, than Florida. We made more money there, had great public schools, transportation infrastructure an many other advantages. However, as retirees, Florida is more affordable, has a lot to offer people our age. I mostly agree with the video. A lot of young working people are wisely moving to other parts of the south. My main personal complaint about Florida is, there seems to be a lot of crime. There are a lot of sketchy areas in Dade and Broward Counties. We definitely felt safer in NJ. No place is perfect.
I was born, raised, educated, and lived off and on in Florida most of my life-college in Gainesville, Brevard, and in Miami. I have worked 3 different corporate headquarters in Ft. Lauderdale.
I have lived and worked in the north-NYC, New Hampshire, the northwest-Seattle, WA; in France when I was young, and recently in Spain for four years.
I have been to 46 states, four continents, 26 countries; and as stated-I have lived in three countries.
My point is that there is so much opportunity to make big money in Florida and I have always lived in nice areas for a fraction of what I have paid in NYC, France, and Seattle.
Anyone who tells you that you do not have greater opportunities for a much better way of life in Florida is mentally deranged or has some type of "Eyore Syndrome" (Winnie the Pooh).
Florida-"The Land of Flowers" is the MOST BEAUTIFUL STATE in the continental USA!!!
I have not found a better life anywhere else!
It is filled with economic opportunities and offers one of the best places to live, work, raise a family-and a wonderful place to retire.
Why do you think it is known worldwide as the perfect vacation destination?
Because Florida fills in every box of the for the perfect destination to live!
To put it into context, if Florida was as bad as this video makes it out to be, then California is North Korea and New York is Hattie.
I Love Florida❤
Ai generated Liberal Propaganda
Hopefully it keeps the left far away from our state
Kind of like you, Russian bot.
Bro what?
You have a room-temperature IQ.
@@markanthony1004 mans just yapping
This video is democratic coded, do a video on California homelessness next buddy.
Sometimes I question the logic of whole american advertising system in every sphere (it exist even in socio-political one) but then I remember those hollywood films and current state of mentality and I get an answer -- the greed and desperate hope
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I'm always intrigued when some bozo wants to make a video about Florida. We have so many high-tech jobs available and a demand for health care workers and those who serve the public. I looked on Wikipedia yesterday at some of the cities in CA. The income for most is at poverty level with substantially higher housing costs. We don't want or need you here but will accept you if you understand our state and the way it operates. There is so much to do, it's like a vacation paradise year-round...
Cheers from Orlando 😉
I just want to spend winters there and go bass fishing. I’ll spend my summers in Alaska where I have lived 45 years. We will be happy with a cheap mobile home in a secure 55+ community. We will be there less than 180 days a year so we don’t loose residency here.
The first time I went there was in 1963.
I grew up in Florida and hate it, though if I was rich and lived on the water maybe I would like it more.
Facts
How about skiing? ⛷️
Transplants made it what it is today. It evolved into what you mention because of this. There was a time when it was like the south throughout
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Replace Florida with jurassic Park every time he says Florida 🤣🤣🤣
No, take a shot of Jose Cuervo every time he says Florida. I don't drink any more, but we had a drinking game, every time they said "massive" on the evening news, whoever touch the remote cintrol last got to make someone else do a shot.
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💯accurate. Couldn’t leave fast enough!
Sounds like you failed and are blaming the state. 🤣🤣
Couldn’t afford to live here so you had to move somewhere dumpy that is cold and rains and you are shoveling snow all winter breaking your back huh? lol 🤣
Florida the new California but better. 1,300 people move to Florida per day.. So most people don’t agree with you…
Still better than California
Nobody said its not
Democrats with no money are leaving and that's a good thing
You made the weirdos mad
Don’t be mad, Twerkeisha! 👱🏿♀️
@@WakandaleezaRazz ok girl now go find a big bag of Richards and eat them. ❤️
@@WakandaleezaRazz eat a bag or Richards 🤏🏻🌭
Weird 😅 you have to ask ... I know your familiar with Floridas Govonor RON DESANTIS and Congress MAN Child MATT GAETZ 😮 need we say more 🤢🤮
Great guys and thank god they don't steer the state like Cali or NY
DESANTIS 2028 🇺🇸
@@lgdd7 as a sexual predator, go get him sherrif grady
certainly 2 disgusting pigs in charge of the looney bin