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Hey guys just checkin' in from hickville Florida after watchin' Dukes of Hazzard, and a NASCAR race while chewing on some dip. Yup so is life in urban Florida .
I do think people here are too negative to Florida and I don't have any interest in even going there. I don't handle heat well and much of it looks a bit too crime-ridden to me. Still I suspect it has lovely places and it has lots of interesting wildlife. And they play jai lai if Miami Vice's opening credits are to be believed
is that why it was the number one metro people moved to last decade and the number two that people moved to the decade before? Also is it the reason why it is the number two city young adults are moving to, and tops many other cities to move to list?
People move to Houston for one reason. Jobs/Money. It ain't for the quality of the city. But keep rationalizing it.
Hey guys just checkin' in from hickville Florida after watchin' Dukes of Hazzard, and a NASCAR race while chewing on some dip. Yup so is life in urban Florida .
Hey, pipe down, you whippersnapper! I'm trying to watch my Golden Girls and drink my prune juice so I can properly digest my early bird special dinner!
Louisville, KY is pretty bad. Cincinnati's not great, either.
Dayton (OH), Columbus (OH), Knoxville, Memphis, Jackson (MS), Montgomery (AL), St. Louis, Huntington/Charleston, and Greensboro/Winston-Salem all aren't places, from my experience, that I have any desire to live in.
I second the Dayton and Columbus, Ohio votes.
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