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Then you obviously have never been to Southern California. The lifestyle is very different. Many places in Central and even South Florida still have a very Southern culture and lifestyle.
I was excluding the southern culture because I really don't experience it that much. But I haven't been to CA so im not sure about that either. I was going off the media's perception of CA lifestyle and the lifestlye I live in Florida seems similar, The beach, surfing, laid back, chillin in year round warm weather lifestyle .
Neither ,but if I had to choose,it would be California(if I were rich)(and no earthquake).South Florida is more similar to California.North Florida is nothing like California at ALL.
LOL, i seen that... but usually people do it more with tropical storms.
florida's east coast is much better for surfing though
Can't beat Cocoa Beach
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. But The east coast of Florida, or the west on a good day.
On the Gulf
