Graham Family Reacts To Is Florida Doomed?
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Graham Family Reacts To Is Florida Doomed?
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I'm 24 lived in Tampa Bay area Florida all my life. You can definitely find places that are very quiet and away from all the tourists. Orlando and the popular beaches will be packed. With that said there are still little pieces of paradise you can have all to yourself :)
True that. But the weather is the same no matter where in Florida. That can be an issue, and usually is for most.
@@bluflaam777wrong. Every year it gets below zero in the panhandle. Not so in Miami
@@eurekasquared9853 Not trying to dog your home stead. Most don't live or even visit the panhandle, so OK. You got me there. About 1.5ml ? Less than most US cities. I wouldn't count that as 'Florida' looking from here. Right? That's like me trying to say the Upper Peninsula is Michigan. Of course it is, but...no it doesn't represent Mich and no one thinks of the UP when Mich is mentioned.
The building collapsed because of poor building & bad maintenance.
Me and my family went to Florida and every day at 2 o’clock. It was start raining. It would last about 30 minutes to an hour and the locals said you can set your watch by the weather they told me it would do it every day a certain time of the year.
It’s called Dog Days.
Yeah, spring and summer is the rainy season. Fall and Winter it hardly rained. I think I wore a jacket about 2 times a year when I lived in FL.
@@eurekasquared9853nope monsoon season
I live in south West Florida. We survived Hurricane Ian. We had minimal damage. We pay 6 Thousand US dollars per year. We received our checks pretty fast. Some people r still fighting their Insurance Companies
Once again depends on your Insurance Company.
I just love this family so much!!!!
Hello from southwest Florida!
Hav great weekend
Who0p! love your channel(s) and your fam. Keep the great content coming mates.
Florida is the 3rd most populous state in the US.
I have the feels for your fur babies....
Florida does have seasons, just not the same kind as the more northern states. We have love bug season, baby frog season, tree leaves season, hurricane season , tourists season and snow bird season. Snow birds are the people that come down from the north states during winter up north.
Yup, spoken like a true Floridian.
Pretty much.
I say 4 seasons:
Winter [ 4-6 weeks],
Summer-
Love Bug season,
Hurricane Season ❗️
Florida has no seasons
I love watching your channel!! I live in Florida, and if it is as bad as they are making it out to be, then I would have moved away years ago. They build buildings/houses with the environment and hurricanes in mind. The middle of the state is beautiful and remote with lots of farms and recreational areas. Take this video as somebody's beef with the politics or is jealous because their state is not as great as this one. Insurance is high, but it is being worked on. All of the major carriers are still here, and they are not looking to leave. This video is about 50% true!! Thanks again for producing great videos!!
It's worse flat boring awful weather
@@DENVEROUTDOORMANThat's BS and you know it, if you have ever lived there. It's a great place to live, with a great climate, yes it's hot in the summer especially in July and August, but if you live here you get used to it. Not everything is dying on the coasts, this film is ridiculous.
I love Florida the weather and the people I am grateful for moving to such a beautiful state
I live out in the sticks in FL. Its what we call the real Florida and not tourist traps, a hole different world👍
Not many parts of “The Sticks “ left.
The video narrator keeps saying "Florida" as a whole, but is only mentioning/referencing South Florida in the video. South Florida is not all of Florida. And yes, I am a native Floridian. 🌞❤🌴 🏖️ ⛵ 🐊
I live in North Central Florida near the town of Lady Lake and it wasn't until 15years ago we finally got a McDonald's, but all of a sudden in the last few years they are selling off land to developers but there is an initiative to limit growth. The properties around me are filled with equestrian properties.
Greeting from Florida
Most of Florida was Swamp and they drained thousands of square miles to build Florida. There is nothing they can't do.
I don't live in Florida, I live in Alabama, and as far as home insurance goes, it depends on what type of coverage you're paying for.
Last year, we had a severe storm with very damaging winds. Two of my cousins had trees to fall onto their houses. They live approximately 10 miles from each other, and the winds hit our city really hard.
One cousin had a fairly large part of a tree crash through the dining room ceiling, and limbs fell onto her car and her husband's truck. I don't know about their insurance coverage, but the house was repaired, and so were the vehicles that mostly had scratches and minor dents.
The other cousin and her husband had much worse damage done to their house. Two really tall trees fell onto nearly half of the house, destroying her two daughters' bedrooms, the main bathroom on that hall. It was crushed down to about halfway the height of the house. They were safe in the den.
Their insurance coverage was really good. It took nearly five weeks to rebuild that section, but it may have been quicker if rainy days hadn't slowed them down.
As repairs went on, the insurance covered their stay in a hotel with adjoining rooms, so the girls could have their own. New furniture and everything was covered by the insurance, too. I don't know how much they pay for that coverage, but I imagine it's not just a few shiny pennies.
It'll be time to pay my multiple insurances next week. I wish I could put that same amount into the bank every month. 🫤
The wait to come to the U.S. will make it that much better when you get here.
Orlando is fast becoming a foodie Mecca. You can find all sorts of food here. Slovak restaurants aren’t really around yet though Russian restaurants are around. We do have British places although they take a more American approach by actually seasoning things. Just watch Mike Chen as he does food reviews as he was in Orlando this year trying new street food and restaurants around. He actually has a few Orlando videos some at Disney others around Orlando itself.
I lived in Florida for 31 years until I retired in 2023. I moved from Florida to retire to the Ozarks. Much simpler life. I love it here too! Florida beaches are just BEAUTIFUL, especially Panhandle Beaches. Florida is a vacation all it's own. There is so much there to see and do. Don't get me wrong, I love Florida. I worked in the utility industry for 31 years, clean after Hurricanes is a STRESSFULL JOB! The main thing that made me what to leave Florida was the Hurricanes, and Insurance on everything. I paid 3000 dollars in Taxes on my home in Ft. Myers area and 3000 dollars on my yearly insurance. The last year I was there. That was for a 1800 square ft. home built in 2019 with hurricane code Roof, Doors, and Windows. On 1 acre. I bought a new home in the Ozarks 1264 sqft on 1/4 acre 3 bedroom 2 full baths and 2 car garage. for 170K. Perfect for me to take care of. I paid 500 dollars for taxes for the year and 300 dollars for my truck. Taxes are weird for me here, but. The KICKER was my insurance! 1800 dollars on this house! My truck insurance went from 130 a month to 55 dollars a month.😁 I guess because Arkansas has so many Tornados. Well you guys be safe and well! If you guys want any info on Florida let me know, in your videos.
YES plz show kat that skit. It is so funny.
I lived in Tampa, Fl for 10 years. I was so happy to move back to California when I did. A lot of the people moving from California to Texas are moving back to California. Grass is not always greener on the other side. Also, FL and TX cost of living is right up there with Ca now.
We lived in Florida for awhile but left due to a job relocation. My son lives in St. Augustine and he loves it. He had enough of cold weather. I would love to move back to Texas rather than Florida.
We visit it frequently and I cannot believe all the construction going on. I swear the state is going to sink into the ocean with all the building going on.
I live in Central East Coast Florida, Near Daytona Beach. Today it got up to 94 degrees F with a heat index of 105and a thunderstorm this evening. I think the best time to visit Florida is in April. My county is building a lot of artificial reefs.
When I lived there I would say the best time to visit is January thru March! Much cooler, less tourist's, and kids are still in school.
Florida should be one of the top destinations on your list. There are some area that are rural but getting to be less each year. The only thing I ever noticed as a visitor is the thunderstorm build-up every afternoon & the lightning.
Florida is also infamous for the shear number of massive sinkholes that plague the state. Massive sinkholes have appeared directly under houses. In one well known incident a man was swallowed while sleeping in his bed never to be seen again after a massive sinkhole apoeard underneath the house he was living in with his brother. The mans brother rushed to his aid after hearing him screaming but it was too late for him to be able to save his brother. He could hear him pleading for help and then he was gone. Terrifying. How people still fall asleep in their beds in Florida after that. I can't imagine. And that was not an isolated incident. Many people have had to abandon their homes in Florida because massive sinkholes have appeared next to or directly underneath their homes. So it's very risky to buy property in Florida because you just never know where the next massive sinkhole is going to appear. And once it does appear you can't even sell your property after one appears anywhere near your house. . You just have to eat the financial loss and walk away.
The going theory is that much of the properties in Florida were once swamplands and greedy real estate investors bought and drained the water from the swampland, planted grass and sold the divided lots to unsuspecting home and property buyers.
Another theory is that Floridians have pumped their aquifers so low that it's left a honeycomb of empty caverns that were once filled with water and after the water is removed eventually the caverns collapse and become massive sinkholes. Not a great place to invest in real estate in my humble opinion.
It is a floating land mass.
That's your opinion, but not everyone's opinion. Florida is a great State to live in, they have a Governor who makes sure you maintain all you God given Freedoms. He doesn't fall into the Federal Government Beauracy like other States and enacts State Laws to protect his people from the BS. This film is on the opposite side, of those opinions and take it with a grain of salt. If you have an opportunity to live in Florida, if you can handle the heat and humidity you will LOVE it. Northern Florida is a lot more laid back, and not nearly as populated as Orlando and below. You get more of a taste of "old" Florida in the Northern part of the State. It's beautiful country, lot's of land spread out without neighbors on top of you. There are lakes and huge springs that are crystal clear you can take you family to to swim and hang out for the day. Also, Ocala, FL is known as "The Horse Capital of the World", there are beautiful 500 acre horse farms there. Raising every type of expensive horse, Stud Horses, to breeding, raising and training Horses for the Kentucky Derby. Many horses you see enter in the Derby, were either born, or trained in Ocala Florida!! Absolutely stunning to travel thru all the different Horse Farms. They keep them and the horses immaculate. Looks like a place out of a magazine.
@@bluflaam777With water on 3 sides, yes it is. A large floating land mass at that. If you don't like, or want live there, what exactly is your point. Manhattan, NY is an Island!!
I've lived just outside a small town in Central Florida for decades. I can go fishing in the Gulf of Mexico, or I can go hunting. I can visit a couple of large cities if need be. All within 30 minutes of driving. Most people and animals are friendly. The weather is great most of the time. Yes, it gets hot during the summer, but then you get a nice rain to cool it off. We do have a hurricane season, but it's not guaranteed that we will get one. But if we get one and it misses you, the weather is beautiful afterwards.
Same I stay up by DeLand in Volusia you can hit the beach or springs to cool off when it gets super hot
lived in Miami 30 years, its getting out of hand and I'm looking to move in the next year. I sold my car because the insurance here is insane
Or when New Madrid fault line goes off the most powerful earthquake in USA history in 1800 there goes St Louis, Memphis TN and a few other mayor cities
In 1800, I believe thats been more than 200 years ago and everything is still standing! What about the San Andreas Fault in California, when half the State will end up in the Pacific.
Wanna stay away from tourist ? Go to Big Bend National park . Y'all will feel like your the only people on Earth . It's worth it !
Orlando is actually nice away from the tourists. If you know where you are going. We do have the gardens downtown, the lakes, and history. Just no one seems to understand that.
Agreed
I'm with you. You would love rural America. You can buy a house with no neighbors, a very large yard/garden. No street lights and maybe two cars a day will pass your house. Hell there are places where you could probably safely sleep in the road overnight. That is how I grew up in the 1960's on a farm with seven kids. Hay and corn fields, animals to care for and always a very large garden.
There are plenty of those type of places that still exist in America.
Insurance costs depend on what part of the State you live in. If you live on either coast its more expensive, if you live inland it's less expensive. The rainy season starts in June and you will get a 15 minute to one hour of rain, then its gone!! Nothing to worry about.
Actually Disney has moved corporate headquarters to Orlando near the parks and is planning an engineering building near the children’s hospital which is is the new tech hub.
I live in Hernando County. I live in the West and Central part of the state. We are out growing the state. This state is being destroyed by constant construction. We are destroying the eco system day by day with the building of homes, roads, and our ever expanding Interstates. Our state is no longer affordable to live in. Retired seniors who are on fixed incomes can not afford health insurance, car insurance, and sometimes even food. Our wages aren't even comparable to the cost of living here.
The theme parks have gotten so expensive that most living here can't afford to go them. Between the people who live here and the tourist, it is overloading our highways. As for our weather. I would suggest not coming here from June til probably the end of October. Our Summers can and have been known to drag into the beginning of November. We sometimes don't see a true winter til around January or February. The humidity and dew points get pretty high in the summer and can get even higher after our thirty minutes of rain.
AND!! You hafta wear sunscreen. Five or ten minutes in the sun, you will be burnt.
Even if it is overcast, wear sunscreen.
Wear a hat and cover your head. Sunburns are serious business. If you go to the beach, go out in the early morning and leave around ten or eleven and go back out in the early evening. That way, you are not out there at the suns highest point of the day. And that goes for being in the pool as well. The water can and will act as a magnifying glass, so be careful. Drink plenty of water.
How did I miss all these problems? We've lived in Florida for almost 60 years and have not experienced anything more dangerous than a hurricane. Bide your time and plan on coming where and when you want. The more you research Florida, you will surely discover the places that suit your style of vacation/holiday. Sorry to say the automobile insurance rates are insane, but are not $1700 dollars a month! If you love being outside there is plenty to keep you busy. And, please search for the best Key Lime Pie and let us all know your top pick.
If they're still planning to rent an RV they're really understamating how big the US is or depends how much time they're willing to spend
I was born and raised in Florida, 50...something years so far. There are about 3,000 people in my city in western(ish) Central Florida. I wouldn't live anywhere else. We're fine. This video only gives you partial information.
Jeb bush signed that insurance law into effect which actually doesn’t apply anymore as it was rewritten every year since and signed by every subsequent governor. We currently have a new law on insurance which Ron DeSantis signed in December 2023 which went into effect in January 2024. Honestly it’s a mess of a law that is confusing to everyone.
What kills me is every time they lose a house, they rebuild the same. I'm thinking in terms of a house shaped like an igloo. You know round in shape, so the wind flows over and around it, instead of those flat tall walls. Something to think about.
Not really!! Get real!
Anna Marie Island on the gulf coast may be a place for you.
Louisiana also has rising home insurance due to the number of hurricanes and flooding also supposedly it's said that new Orleans is also sinking more
The beaches of E Central Florida are no where nearly as crowded as those down South. The Canaveral National Seashore has pristine natural beaches. No homes, no hotels, no tourist traps. Nothing but saw palmettos and sand dunes with sea oats.
Yea like crescent Beach in st John's county is my go to when I have the day off to go fishing
Goodluck on sunday. 🏴🏴 ENGLAND will prevail. 🎉
I live in North Central Florida. I left Miami. It is a shit hole with lipstick. We have the best Fresh water springs. Google, Gilchrist County, Florida.
The city I live in has a population of almost 1 Million. San Jose, Ca. Pop. 971,233
You have different Florida experiences, there is Old Florida! Which is Northern Florida, western Florida, you can avoid the tourist areas, which are very expensive and very crowded! I live in Florida in the North Central part. Jono would love old Florida there are a lot of places in Florida that are still the sticks.🔥🤟😉🇺🇸🐊
I live in northern lake county where it is not crowded.
I live in North Central Florida also above Alachua, Florida. The closest small town is 8 miles away. We are near Santa Fe River.
Yea but when you're spending 10s of thousands of dollars on plane tickets alone you want to hit the stereotypical tourist spots to get your moneys worth you don't want to visit astor or Deltona
@@noelramirez1551 That's what everyone else does. That's what happens the big marketing is to go to New York City, New York State. And they go to California and they consider that to be their United States of America experience there's more to Florida the theme parks, they're fine, Florida is more than theme parks. I live in Florida, it doesn't matter where people go, to me but I also know there's more to Florida. There's more to America! Than big cities, and big tourism.
@@larrym.johnson9219 yea but most people are thinking like us, locals this family is coming from Slovakia this might honestly be the only time they come to America also part of visiting is telling your friends back home like imagine telling them you went to some random town that might be beautiful but not spending 10k on plane tickets beautiful
I live in Florida and you can have both beaches and the sticks . Check out North Florida . I lived in a town were you had to have at least 5 acres 1 blinking light with cattle ranches and dairies. We had deer in the back yard and birds and squirrels. Now I live in Plambay Florida. The beach is completely empty except the parks on the beach . The hurricane are only bad once in awhile . This guy doesn't tell about the earth quake area or the Tornado areas of the country . We have water treatments just like everyone else in America does .
The population in the Orlando metro alone is 2.1 million people with projections to be much more in five years.
Having lived there it's so ugly at how Orlando has Sprawled in every direction now.
I was born and raised in central Florida about 40 minutes south of Disney World and the Orlando area.The Highlands they talk about in the video is where I'm from and we call it the Ridge. You can be inland 30-40 minutes from either coast and be in the boondocks from the Lake Wales area south along Hwy. 27. I left Florida and moved to North Carolina several years ago to get away from the heat, humidity, sinkholes, mosquitos, gnats, lovebugs, meth heads and bath salt aficionados. 😂?
You simply traded one set of shitbirds for another. NC has its share of problems, too. Trust me, Lake Wales is no prize city........
@@emichelsEverything from I-95 east here in NC is as easily flooded as Florida is and hurricanes, tornados, and an ice/snow storms are occasionally an issue here, but overall NC is 10× a better state than Fla. plus we have mountains and not just a coast. 😂✌️
Show it to her
The insurance is a year and it's built into your mortgage. People are moving away from California and New York by the millions . Which by the way they flood by the smallest storms .
Come to Arizona we are both weathers fishing all open hunting too penny on your preference
They left out the fact that Jeff Bezos just moved here and moved his headquarters here.
Sadly Walt Disney has a lot of homeless folks working for them. At least they did a few years ago.
You should look at a video about Hurricane Andrew!
Go to the Fla Key's if you want chill 😎
Flat and near sea level? No problem.
Here in my part of Texas it is 103 with a heat index of 109 Which means it is 103 but feels lie it is 109 . For you that would be 39,4c but feels like 42.7c .. SO basically just an early Summer afternoon .. not gotten to the hot part of Summer yet . During the hot part we can hit 111(43.8c)-113(45c) easily by noon and only cool down to around 87(30.5) - 90(32.2) at night not counting the heat index. The heat index is based on the humidity .. the higher the humidity the higher the heat index . But snce your clomate s much cooler than ours is I'm sure your hot temps feel just as miserable to you as ours does to us .. since we are used to hotter temps people will say I wish we had your temps , but if they lived there and got used to your milder temps they too would be miserable when it gets warmer the same as y'all do . Just like to the Esimos our Winters are like warm Spring days to them ..
I live in Florida and it’s fine.
Nope
I live in St. Petersburg Florida outside of Tampa
When the Thwaites Glacier breaks away from Antarctica, the rising ocean won't be the key problem. It is the size of Florida. It consists entirely of fresh water. When the ice melts, the salinity in the Southern Ocean will alter the salinity, which in due course, will doom all of Europe. As it melts, Thwaites could cause ocean levels to rise as much as 2 feet. But the glacier is also a natural dam to other ice in West Antarctica. If that ice is released into the oceans, levels could rise 10 feet, researchers estimate. Altering the salinity will shut down the world's heat exchange called the thermohaline circulation. It's a system of currents that move water around the world, from the northern oceans to the southern oceans and back again. The conveyor belt is driven by a combination of wind-driven currents on the surface and thermohaline currents in the deep ocean. Thermohaline currents are caused by the difference in temperature (thermo) and salinity (haline) of the water. ( Florida will not be the sole casualty.) Temperatures across Europe will plummet.
Florida is a big state
Jono I live in a small north Florida town that has about 1000 people and country life is completely possible also the state is not sinking and a great place to live also the every large city in the USA sucks
Not sure why but the arrow was pointing to Louisiana that’s not the state of Tennessee
That’s why I love Ryobi cheaper and last for years I had a dewalt didn’t last long I’ll stay with Ryobi 💪👍
Anna Maria Island Aerial Tour in 4k
There are beaches and fishing in Texas as well. Yes Kat should see the Californians move to Texas that was fun.
Yes please show Kat Californians move to Texas .. I watched it on your channel and loved it !!
Nope show the Pikes Peak Hill Climb
The fishing it literally doesn’t matter as long as you put a lure or bait the fish want it. In Florida you can play the what is on the line game and we also have the water challenge where you can fish salt, fresh, and brackish all in the same day. You honestly don’t know what will be on your line as you can fish catfish yet find a mahi on the line or you can fish for bass yet find snakehead on the line. Florida is literally ripe with all sorts of fish that found their way here. Just we have a rule that lionfish must automatically be killed as they are invasive and eat every other fish so by law they are kill on the spot.
Florida is one of those places where it's nice to visit, but wouldn't want to live there. Real estate prices are very high and major over crowding.
I'm a rural living kinda girl. I gotta have space.
Idk born and raised in central Florida and I can't imagine living anywhere else went out or Kansas to visit some friends felt so weird being so far from the ocean
I'm sorry I live in Florida and can't stand listening to this doomsday crap. If you would love to visit it's a wonderful state with a lot and I mean a lot of things to do and see places to eat. We would love yo ou guys. I love your channel you are a wonderful family I can see the closeness.
I am originally from NY and I moved to South Florida in 2019. I never thought I would ever live here because the Summer heat is so brutal. But after 5 years, I will never move again. I love the freedom the state has and its focus on law and order here. The state doesn't brother people with over regulation and crazy requirements like NY and many other states. I can live as I want and as long as I do not bother other people, the state leaves me alone.
I love the state's crazy weather. It rains almost daily for 20 minutes during the Summer and I love the severe thunderstorms as well. We are the hurricane capital of the US and maybe the world. But I know how to handle hurricanes because I have lived through about 12 in my life and 2 here in Florida. Tornado warnings happen about twice a year where I live, but I know what to do and not do. For criminals, this state is horrible. We do not play with criminals here. Prison time is something real here. We also have the death penalty as well and we rank number 2 in the nation after Texas for executing savage criminals.
The only part of the state that I would never reside is near Miami due to the NY style prices and big city craziness.
I know that Jono likes Texas and I find Texas quite similar to Florida in many ways with its mindset and operation. Both states believe in limited government and personal responsibility.
I'm convinced all these UA-camrs just suck up to Texas because it's the stereotypical state people think of like how they overreact to BBQ it looks so fake and forced some even bad mouth other states when they've never even been to the US
In California many cliffs are falling to the sea. Afew famous people had million dollar homes that were slipping down in the sea. I have visited 48 of our 50 states n Florida n California were 2 of my least favorite places( I now live in Alaska n have a condo on Kawaii, Hawaii) So live 10 out of 12 months in Alaska n Jan n Feb in Hawaii. I spent 3 months vacationing in Florida n almost everyday I would see an Alligator nearby. On the gulf course you would see them sunbathing in the sand traps. They move fast so can catch their prey fast. I love your channel esp your children ( they are so polite) As i said in past video I'm having trouble becoming a Patreon for some reason( will keep trying) I did get u a Pay Pal gift n went thru OK. ❤😊❤😊
Alligators aren't typically as aggressive as crocodiles you can swim with them at some springs
Hello, I’m from Miami Fl, Florida has its Pro’s and Cons, but if you want to have a tropical vacation experience then I recommend to come here in Miami, visits the beaches and the the Florida Key’s, we also have the biggest cuban exile community in Miami from little Havana and Hialeah you can visit the bay of pigs memorial museum. And just now it just started raining like crazy a whole storm came with lightning at my house, we experience hurricanes here once in a while, btw I’m going to join U.S. Marines when I finish Senior year of high school by next year. I recommend reacting to Marine Corp bootcamp and the bay of pig invasion history video whenever you can.🇺🇸🇨🇺❤️
Florida isn’t just all city it’s not all like Miami I live here and it’s VERY country and the whole touristy thing just stay away from the tourist areas and you’ll be fine it seems like you might have the idea that it’s all just like Miami but it’s not that’s just a small portion of the state
This feels more like a hit piece. While everywhere has its own problems. This comes across as biased propaganda focussing solely on problems and even over embellishing those problems. I'm guessing from someone either tied to or from a state that used to be to next paradise but has been turned into a violent third world sh!thole.
Florida sucks...awful heat and humidity, gators, too flat,boring,huge insects,need to come to Colorado
yeah this video is highly politicized cuz its way better than they make it out to be they prob just dont like the states conservative viewpoints
I’ve lived in both Central and South Florida and I personally prefer where my wife and I live now- Northwest Arkansas. Florida is hot most of the time and going to the beach gets old when you live there. I love our four seasons, mountains, rivers, lakes, forests and hiking and camping. You don’t get much of that in Florida- and being located where we are, it’s very road trip friendly in any direction. I know Jono would love it here.
I love the Ozarks.
If I wasn’t here in Florida, I’d be up there.
Colorado much better and has real montains
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN you left out “is” regarding “much better”. Colorado’s nice but it’s also touristy 24/7. Define, “real mountains”.
I live in North and South Florida. I love Florida. You. Want to live in the country. Move to Okeechobee. Fla. William s
Done believe all this gloom and doom crap. Over 3,000 people a day move here to Florida. And there’s many reasons why.
I'm with Jono, Give me the sticks and send me photos of your vacation!
Need Colorado
Some of the things he says are true. But there are some things he's saying it's not true. But people still come here for low taxes. And they understand about the hurricanes because they want to live in paradise
I'm from Washington State and there is no state farther away from me. I prefer living here. Been to Florida. No thanks.
Yes,show Kat but she needs the background info 1st or it wont make sense It would be like watching whose on 1st without knowing the introques of baseball
I love on FL. That $1700 is a year. Mine jumped from $1500 to 3700/yr in just 2 yrs.
I have thought about leaving numerous times, but I haven't been able to bring myself to do it. I love it here.
Leave now
There are no highlands
There's climate change, and there's climate change hyperbole.
The original video creator -- the latter.
THis guy has no clue what he is talking about. This state is fine and its not over populated nor is it that polluted. I live on the treasure coast and its extremely beautiful And yes you need to show her that skit
Californians move to Texas ... DO IT!! It's hilarious!
I'm pretty sure Florida isn't any more doomed than the rest of the planet, and the video you were watching may not be entirely accurate.
Ireland is doomed
Considering Florida's topography (or lack thereof) and rising sea levels, the short answer to your question about Florida being doomed is "yes". Not all of it, and not right away, but the question is not "if", but when.
They may want to reach out to the Netherlands for a bit of advice re: keeping the sea at bay.
First off, don't freak out. This isn't happening in the next 100 years, so it's safe to come to Florida. Everywhere you go there are going to be negatives, starting with the weather. Here it's hurricanes and in Arizona and the more arid parts of the country it's sand storms and thunderstorms. In California it's fires, mud slides and earthquakes. So you see, there are conditions everywhere but people still live there no problem.
Here in Florida, there's no state income tax, so you just have federal income taxes. Oh don't look for mountains here, we're a prettier flat state with lots of hunting and fishing saltwater and freshwater to enjoy amongst lots of other things.
I don't know who made that video, but they don't know what the hell they're talking about. I live in central Florida, about 16 miles west of Disney. I frequently travel down to the keys and go diving for lobster. The reefs are doing just fine. The maker of that video said people move here because of low state taxes? Shows how much they know, there is NO state tax in Florida at all. As for climate change, I just laugh at that garbage. When I was in grammar school, scientists said we were going to have a 2nd ice age. Never happened. Then they said Acid rain was going to kill everyone by contaminating the water supplies. Never happened. Then it was the ozone layer was going to be destroyed because of aerosol cans. Never happened. Do you see a pattern anywhere??? Florida is a great state and a fantastic place to live.
There's more to state taxes than just income tax. I'm guessing when you go shopping you're paying sales tax. When you drive you pay tolls on some roads, another form of state taxes. When you buy gas you pay some portion in state gas tax. You pay taxes on your property. You pay ridiculous fees for basic stuff like a vehicle registration, again another form of state taxes. There's the massive hotel tax that the state requires hotels to charge. I could go on. There are shit tons of taxes in Florida even if they go by other names.
Florida is doomed because of all the invasive species of animals…
Not saying you guys are doing a single thing wrong with pets. I just think it’s so sad you guys have dealt with so many deaths with animals recently it seems. Couldn’t imagine
YEA, SHOW IT TO HER!
If you want to go to Florida, go to the panhandle. Destin is beautiful.
Now I'm Not From Florida (From Alabama) But Don't Believe Everything Somebody Says In a Video "For The Most Outrageous It Seems Gets More Views, Right) Now Everything He Listed as A Possible Problem Is an Opinion, For Florida's Hurricane Seasons Has Existed Before Florida The State Was Founded or Existed For Hundreds To Thousands of Year's & Florida's Still Here👌But It Is True That Some Billionaires & Their Business Is Moving To Florida All Because of Greed, They Don't Want To Follow Government Regulations Nor Pay Their Fair Share of Taxes, Even When The CEO's Continue To Take Bonuses In The Millions Every Year For Many, Many Years Now (Just Leave it To The Middle Class👎) & Since The State Governor Is One of Them, He's Allowing It/Champions It, For He Personally Benefits From It, But Still Without Giving Stats/Proven Documents, Just Take Most of It With a Grain of Salt 👌
My state of Illinois is 12 million.
South Florida is the best part of FL.
Unless you are ln North Florida. I’m in Jacksonville.
@@jeffking4176 You mean Southern Georgia? 😂🤣😋