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Fl is the best state ever you got beautiful beaches, nighlife, disney them parks , seaworld, universal studios all in orlando plus bush garden in tampa what else you can ask for
The deli I had in New Orleans was horrible. Cities with good delis are not NOLA that's for sure. You want real deli, go to NYC or LA.
I couldn't find a good Italian restaurant in Louisiana.
Did you even look? What deli did you eat at? With New Orleans having a historical italian immigrant stock that didn't migrate no further than the suburbs over time do you really think that there can't be any good Italian restaurants.... Continuing theme for you.
Back to topic I wouldn't want to live anywhere in Louisiana but New Orleans and if it's not Miami then it's out of the question.
Did you even look? What deli did you eat at? With New Orleans having a historical italian immigrant stock that didn't migrate no further than the suburbs over time do you really think that there can't be any good Italian restaurants.... Continuing theme for you.
Back to topic I wouldn't want to live anywhere in Louisiana but New Orleans and if it's not Miami then it's out of the question.
Compared to the big East Coast and Midwest cities, the food was subpar.
One lady in Chicago told me she has to ship all the ingredients down that they can't find down there. This to me signifies that while NOLA may or may not have a historic Italian population, it isn't indicative of the Italian populations of NYC, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, etc.
Neither...... the climate of both is just too humid/hot and oppressive....especially curtailing outdoor activities.....except for some days in the winter months.
Having spent half my life in Florida, I'd like to get away from a tourist ridden town. I'd probably choose Louisiana.. but not New Orleans. Baton Rouge or Monroe.
If it was between North or Central Louisiana and Florida I would choose Florida. But seriously South Louisiana can't be beat! Such an awesome place. I have Latino friends in Florida but everyone else has struck me as horribly abrasive. Between the Northern transplants who never lose their edge, snobby retirees, wannabe thugs, native rednecks/in your face Christians, etc. I'm not too hot on a good number of the people there. Not to say you don't have unsavory people everywhere. Miami is awesome but sooo expensive/traffic ridden! Orlando...no comment...Tampa is so hoity-toity although St. Pete is really legit. Jacksonville is nice. I liked Naples. The Panhandle has too many of the above mentioned "natives", something like what you see in North Louisiana. Sorry but that's how I feel as a progressive Catholic South Louisianan with French blood.
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