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And to add, it's not like young people are FLOCKING to Western Pennsylvania, or Upstate New York. Living in NY state or Pennsylvania OUTSIDE of Philly and NYC is like the equivalent of living in an episode of uhm, hmm, what shows take place in Western PA and Upstate NY?
Like I said, it IS true that Florida has ALOT of old people COMPARED to other states. BUT, it also attracts young people do to it's NUMEROUS attractions. You don't think people my age(20-25) don't want to party in South Beach? WOW what is this the twilight zone?
Florida has the highest average age of all 50 states and it's a fact.
Miami Beach is the only exception, which is the ONLY part of Florida that I enjoy. The rest of the state is cultureless and filled with snowbirds.
I know right. The top most densely populated states on that list are Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts.lol. Those states are tiny. If those states had only 5 people they would be considered the most densely populated.LOL
And to add, it's not like young people are FLOCKING to Western Pennsylvania, or Upstate New York. Living in NY state or Pennsylvania OUTSIDE of Philly and NYC is like the equivalent of living in an episode of uhm, hmm, what shows take place in Western PA and Upstate NY?
No, young people do not flock to PA outside of Philly. However, old people don't either.
You are arguing facts, which makes you look completely oblivious to both states. Florida has the highest average age of all 50 states, ACCEPT THE FACTS!
Florida has the highest average age of all 50 states and it's a fact.
Miami Beach is the only exception, which is the ONLY part of Florida that I enjoy. The rest of the state is cultureless and filled with snowbirds.
What YOUTH are flocking to PA outside of Philly? Like I said Florida outside of Miami may not have that much youth flocking to it, but Northeastern states are the PRIME example of this phenomenon. Who goes to MASS outside of Boston? Who goes to Penn outside of Philly? Who goes to NY outside of NYC metro?
And they are EXTREMELY small. So what is your point?
My point is the same point that I have been trying to make in this whole thread. Let me repeat myself for about the 10th time.
EVERYTHING in florida is filled with snowbirds outside of Miami.
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