More than that died on the island, my niece got stuck there 😢 fortunately her and her husband survived. But she has nightmares now of all the bodies she saw floating past her windows, and the wild life...alligators, crocodiles, and sharks...
No emotion here. Common sense dictates leave in the first place. But at least u got help to get out!!!! Humble leave. Stubborn stay. U know how much this cost to get u out??? Those that stay; Crocs in water, sharks No air conditioning High heat Can flush toilet Are they going to pee and poop outside??? No food Frig food rotten No clean clothes Everything soaked And the rescue are not coming back Don't cry for fools.
This is not Sanibel Island, I am from there. It could be Fort Myers? Very different degree of surge damage and misleading bc the resident’s choice to stay is not on an island with an inoperable bridge.
@@jeremiahtray5621 Bro for real they should be leaving the cats I’m pretty sure people are more important than stacking crates of cats on the helicopter maybe not these days though
@@wyattclewis8270 Yes people are more important than crates of cats but pets are like family to people and we love them i live in florida and if we had to escape the dog comes first.
This breaks my heart, my brother went through Harvey after being in his new home 7 days. With all that happened he now lives in a trailer because of the Texas, FEMA LIES & taxing him above & beyond right out of his home. Be aware of the. Government when they state they are there to help you.
Places like Sanibel are dangerous because of hurricanes. It is hard to access them as causeways are expensive to build and maintain. Getting water and electricity and other resources to them is difficult and expensive, too. That is why your taxes are high to live out there. I prefer to visit places like this but live in a safer and more accessible area.
Texas ? A RED state? They couldn't care less about their citizens! But the people there keep voting these REICH WING MAGAT REPUBLICANS back into office! Texas was once a BLUE state! Gov. Anne Richards was a DEMOCRAT Governor of Texas years ago! Just saying! 🤔🇩🇪🇨🇭🇺🇲💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Oh my gosh! I hate FEMA! A year after Ian and IM living in a trailer because of how trashy they are. They only care about the governments money, not us.
Guys listen: a few years back hurricane Irma and others were rumored to be absolutely AWFUL, life threatening and terrible (and they were for the Florida keys but not Sannibel and Fort Myers) so the news chilled down after the storm was so anticlimactic. So now for Ian they said it wouldn’t be as bad and the residents didn’t trust them much anyway now. They didn’t believe they had to evacuate and really had no need if their houses were up to flood code. When they realized it was going to be bad, it was too late. Also, THERE ARE NO MANDATORY EVACUATIONS!! In Florida, you cannot force someone to evacuate. It’s illegal.
Those homes are intact. Flooded but intact. When you live basically on the beach you need to expect flooding from storm surge every few years. However if I was an old retiree I would not want to live on the beach. Leave that for the young.
Doesn’t matter. If it’s flooded, it’s totaled and sone of them weren’t in tact at all, most of them actually. I was in Ian and was flooded. House is gone now.
@@oliviareynold312 no, most of the houses were not gone at all so stfu. Most of the houses on the island are still there. I live very close and visited the barrier islands the very day they started letting people back onto sanibel. Many of the old wooden buildings were totaled but some just needed repairs. Fort Myers beach was way way way worst! But it revived way less media attention because it wasn’t as wealthy of an area. Even there however it was all the very old weak wooden structures that were all completely destroyed. The cement ones even right directly on the beach were intact and perfectly fine. I visit sanibel, pine island and the other barrier islands in the area every few months. Sanibel is coming along very nicely. Even most of the plants and trees are filling back in. Fort myers beach on the other hand lost the vast majority of the vegetation. It seems even the palm trees were nearly all uprooted due to soil erosion and washed out to sea. Sanibel on the other hand even had towering Norfolk pines still standing and regrowing after losing their canopies. Huge sea grape trees were regrowing their canopies in front of a house right at the very end of Sanibel. The house was fully intact and people were on the front porch chatting and relaxing the last I was there.
They did at the last minute. Originally the storm was supposed to hit the pan handle, like 500 miles away, then the big bend of Florida, about 350-400 miles. Then on the day of the storm it was going to Tampa, 200 miles north then at after the power went out the storm turned and made a direct hit for Lee County. You cannot expect to evacuate the day of. I know many people who left during hurricane Irma and had to abandon their cars on the side of the interstate after running out of fuel. When the whole state is evacuating north and there is only two interstates, I-75 on west coast and I-95 north it’s pure grid lock. It’s almost 400 miles from Sanibel to the Georgia border. PLUS, the media cried wolf with storm surge for the last 40 years in this area and NOBODY took it seriously…..Won’t make that mistake again.
You live on an island with ten foot of storm surge coming and you don't leave. I'm sorry but people think it's not going to happen to them and this is what happens.
MARYLANDER here! We are a very ,very BLUE state! It has been against the law to develop our Barrier Island, Assateague Island . It is a state Seashore and National Park! Home if the famous Chincoteague Island wild ponies! Assateague Island was formed in 1938 by a hurricane . It was once a part of Ocean City Maryland! An Inlet now separates Ocean City and Assateague Island! Florida is a RED state! They don't like rules and regulations ! That's EXACTLY why these areas get flooded and people lose their homes! Glad I live in the BLUE state of Maryland! I love the beach but I live in Western Maryland! The beautiful Appalachian mountains! Elevation is much safer! 🤔🌲🌄🌲🇩🇪🇨🇭🇺🇲💙⚓⛵🌊⛱️🌅🐬
No way to drive off the island. Uhm, weren't there mandatory EVACUATION ORDERS in place to prevent the necessity of scenes such as this?? For positive spin, I guess this gives the rescue personnel some real time training. I lived in the Florida panhandle for 25 years, went through more hurricanes than I can remember (I lived inland) and could never figure out what makes people stay in these situations and then expect the rest of society to bail them out of their bad decisions.
they stay because they have nowhere else to go and there is no guarantee the storm will hit exactly where they live. hurricanes are notorious for changing direction at the last second in the gulf.
Along with what the first commenter said, it costs quite a bit to evacuate. Many simply can't afford it or can't afford to spend the money and possibly have their home be just fine and then they return to be without any money for bills or rent or food for the next weeks or month. Most people in the US can't afford a surprise bill/accident that costs $500. Much less a hotel room for days, if not weeks and all the gas and food money. All while not being able to work.
@@KrissyMeow thanks for articulating what I could not when I summarized it to "have nowhere else to go" 🤣 I was really struggling with my words yesterday, I was too angry at this person's hateful willful ignorance. It should be noted that most emergency shelters do not allow pets and will have animal shelters come pick the pets up for boarding, an expense pet owners must pay for unless the individual animal shelter in their area has chosen to offer boarding free of charge for the duration of the weather event. This is a major reason why most news coverage we see following a natural disaster involves people being rescued WITH their pets or people searching for their pets they were separated from. Emergency shelters also are largely inaccessible to the disabled community and discriminate against disabled people who use service dogs. A friend of mine who lives in California was forced into a week of homelessness a few years ago when a wildfire got too close to her neighborhood. Everyone was evacuated, apartment by apartment, so she had to leave. She survives on SSDI, so she couldn't afford to stay in a hotel for several nights. Her friends and family nearby either did not have accessible homes or they were also evacuated. All 3 of the wildfire emergency shelters in her city were inaccessible for her wheelchair, lacked transferable cots for evacuees who are wheelchair users, denied her legally protected right to her service dog, and refused to allow her to use an electrical outlet to charge her medical devices. So she and her SD lived in her van and a nice gas station employee at a spot nearby let her park out back, charge her electrical medical devices in the office/storage room, and use the bathroom whenever she needed. After all that, the fire abruptly changed direction with the wind and her apartment building wasn't even a little bit toasted on the exterior. Considering that the people in this YT short are elderly and elderly people are more likely to develop disabilities and health concerns, it is likely that they chose to stay put because there were no accessible options for them. They also have pets that are being rescued with them, which indicates that the animal shelters charged too much for emergency board or were possibly already at capacity. I have a few friends who are fellow SD users who live around the area Ian hit and not one of them left because their emergency shelters denied their right to their service dog and did not allow them to wear personal masks (an accessibility problem for disabled people who are immunocompromised/immunosuppressed and/or have mast cell disorders). Their non-shelter options were financially limited as well as limited by forms of transportation (not every form is accessible). The lack of accessibility in emergency shelters is a huge ableist middle finger to the entire disability community, implying that our lives are not worth saving. It's truly disgusting. So a whole demographic of people are just stuck, and then garbage people, like Darlene Bradley here, talk about them like they had a choice and thus deserve to lose everything and nearly die.
Also, I know I’m late to the table in these comments but after riding that storm out and feeling like I have PTSD from it I am just bringing myself to watch these videos. Almost 5 months later and our area is still devastated. another reason people might not have left is the media had cried wolf for years about storm surge and nothing ever happened. No one took it seriously. Also all the scum bag looters trying to steal whatever is left from the destroyed homes.
Stubborn as all get out. They aren't making another trip. No electricity, no food, can't flush toilets, the heat is high no a/c, insane. Now I know why ppl who live there have this kind of mindset. Those that leave humble to get out. Why live someplace with yearly hurricanes is nuts in itself but staying is unbelievable. What gets me there is no way to leave: humble leave, proud and stubborn stay No air conditioning Heat in 100s Water in house Frig food rotten Can't flush toilet Poop and pee outside No food No clean dry clothes Cars soaked 🌙 time no lights pitch black!!!! How can u sleep with water soaked beds And tge rescue are NOT COMIBG BACK!!!!
That’s the price you pay for living in paradise everyone wants to go to Florida to live by the waters to live in paradise to escape the ice and snow from the north pole when a hurricane wipes them out they usually have second thoughts paradise isn’t always necessarily paradise after all is said and done
Actually those places that you mention are not Paradise so I wouldn’t live in either one of those places anyway I live here in Ohio and there’s never been a national disaster in the area that I live so there are areas you can live and not have to take those chances floor is nice but don’t go bitching and complaining when you get wiped out that’s all I’m saying because you chose to live the glorious life a life of heaven by going there so if you get wiped out you have no one to blame but yourself
Meh, I live almost 4 miles in from the coast in South Florida. There is nothing paradise about Florida. I just hate cold, and dry air. It's the only reason to live here. Lol
Well the people that never think it’s paradise are people that have lived there for many years and I’ve gotten used to living the good life and waking up every morning and looking out at the ocean and having palm trees around them to most people on earth that truly is paradise but if you’ve lived that kind of a life for many years you’ve gotten used to it it seems normal so therefore those people don’t look at it as Paradise because you’re so used to seeing it but it truly is paradise compared to where other people live
Well the people that never think it’s paradise are people that have lived there for many years and I’ve gotten used to living the good life and waking up every morning and looking out at the ocean and having palm trees around them to most people on earth that truly is paradise but if you’ve lived that kind of a life for many years you’ve gotten used to it it seems normal so therefore those people don’t look at it as Paradise because you’re so used to seeing it but it truly is paradise compared to where other people live
MARYLANDER here! Hey Florida , maybe you shouldn't build and develop Barrier Islands????? It is against the law to build on our Barrier Island ! Assateague Island ! It is a State Seashore and National Park! Only camping is permitted on our Barrier Island. It was formed in 1938 by a hurricane! Just a suggestion! From the very BLUE state of Maryland! We have many rules & regulations in Maryland . They are there for a very good purpose! 🇩🇪🇨🇭🇺🇲💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙🌊🌅⛱️🌊⚓⛵⚓🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬
Seriously ya live on the ground in a flood zone and it’s a cat 4 or more LEAVE . NO MORE HOME IN THE FLOOD ZONE ON THE DAMN GROUND NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
@@fiyahwayne495 wow, the gaslighting 🤣 Believe it or not, it is possible for more than one entity to need help at a time. Let the people who have just lost their homes and almost their lives a second to breathe and get to an emergency shelter before you start telling them that their losses don't matter because another country that isn't our responsibility in the first place needs help "more." So rude. We all feel for Ukraine, but we have to take care of our own first. You cannot pour from an empty cup.
@@luv2luv720 maybe if Biden would of grabbed all the $80 billion dollars of military equipment he LEFT in Afghanistan he could of given that to Ukraine. But nah, just print more of our money and give it to them. What a joke.
I am so proud of my grandniece’s hubby who is a member of the Coast Guard Helicopter rescue... God Bless them!
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I agree! They really are out there saving and changing lives!!! In all types of scenarios but this one was a big impact for sure. ❤
Incredible! I know how they feel I lost everything in Hurricane Michael in 2018. God bless America
God Bless our Coast Guard + all 1st responders! #HEROES!!! 💖💖💖
#Prayers4FLAandSC 💞🙏🙏🙏💞
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Guys be careful!! You never know what is in the water swimming…. Ouch !
that is true
you can get alot of splinters
@@Prozi_l Alligator and snakes, friend.
Intermediate waters
Gators???
Man I'd be scared 2 death walking thru that water. You know there are sharks cruising round that water
I'd be more scared of my own stupidity for not taking off to shelter before the colossus hit.
More than that died on the island, my niece got stuck there 😢 fortunately her and her husband survived. But she has nightmares now of all the bodies she saw floating past her windows, and the wild life...alligators, crocodiles, and sharks...
This makes me so emotional, may God protect all those who stayed behind.
No emotion here. Common sense dictates leave in the first place. But at least u got help to get out!!!! Humble leave. Stubborn stay. U know how much this cost to get u out??? Those that stay;
Crocs in water, sharks
No air conditioning
High heat
Can flush toilet
Are they going to pee and poop outside???
No food
Frig food rotten
No clean clothes
Everything soaked
And the rescue are not coming back
Don't cry for fools.
It's always sad to see people lose so much so quickly, but, this is the life of a Floridian.
Meow🐱❤
(Thank you for saving us! You guys are a hero!😊)
This is not Sanibel Island, I am from there. It could be Fort Myers? Very different degree of surge damage and misleading bc the resident’s choice to stay is not on an island with an inoperable bridge.
Their cars won't run and they can't get out.
I agree, was going to post that this doesn't look like Sanibel or Captiva. Maybe Pine Island?
Could be fort myers but we got a higher storm surge. Idk could be earlier or later on in the storm.
Not too many trailers on Sanibel
@@jamescoulton5138 Very true.
❤❤❤❤ awwwwww. Sending love
The cats 😢😢😢😢😢
Grow up
@@jeremiahtray5621 Bro for real they should be leaving the cats I’m pretty sure people are more important than stacking crates of cats on the helicopter maybe not these days though
@@wyattclewis8270 Yes people are more important than crates of cats but pets are like family to people and we love them i live in florida and if we had to escape the dog comes first.
Hope lady that stays is ok ❤
This breaks my heart, my brother went through Harvey after being in his new home 7 days. With all that happened he now lives in a trailer because of the Texas, FEMA LIES & taxing him above & beyond right out of his home. Be aware of the. Government when they state they are there to help you.
Places like Sanibel are dangerous because of hurricanes. It is hard to access them as causeways are expensive to build and maintain. Getting water and electricity and other resources to them is difficult and expensive, too. That is why your taxes are high to live out there. I prefer to visit places like this but live in a safer and more accessible area.
Texas ? A RED state? They couldn't care less about their citizens! But the people there keep voting these REICH WING MAGAT REPUBLICANS back into office! Texas was once a BLUE state! Gov. Anne Richards was a DEMOCRAT Governor of Texas years ago! Just saying! 🤔🇩🇪🇨🇭🇺🇲💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Oh my gosh! I hate FEMA! A year after Ian and IM living in a trailer because of how trashy they are. They only care about the governments money, not us.
Guys listen: a few years back hurricane Irma and others were rumored to be absolutely AWFUL, life threatening and terrible (and they were for the Florida keys but not Sannibel and Fort Myers) so the news chilled down after the storm was so anticlimactic. So now for Ian they said it wouldn’t be as bad and the residents didn’t trust them much anyway now. They didn’t believe they had to evacuate and really had no need if their houses were up to flood code. When they realized it was going to be bad, it was too late.
Also, THERE ARE NO MANDATORY EVACUATIONS!! In Florida, you cannot force someone to evacuate. It’s illegal.
Those homes are intact. Flooded but intact. When you live basically on the beach you need to expect flooding from storm surge every few years. However if I was an old retiree I would not want to live on the beach. Leave that for the young.
Doesn’t matter. If it’s flooded, it’s totaled and sone of them weren’t in tact at all, most of them actually. I was in Ian and was flooded. House is gone now.
@@oliviareynold312 no, most of the houses were not gone at all so stfu. Most of the houses on the island are still there. I live very close and visited the barrier islands the very day they started letting people back onto sanibel. Many of the old wooden buildings were totaled but some just needed repairs. Fort Myers beach was way way way worst! But it revived way less media attention because it wasn’t as wealthy of an area. Even there however it was all the very old weak wooden structures that were all completely destroyed. The cement ones even right directly on the beach were intact and perfectly fine. I visit sanibel, pine island and the other barrier islands in the area every few months. Sanibel is coming along very nicely. Even most of the plants and trees are filling back in. Fort myers beach on the other hand lost the vast majority of the vegetation. It seems even the palm trees were nearly all uprooted due to soil erosion and washed out to sea. Sanibel on the other hand even had towering Norfolk pines still standing and regrowing after losing their canopies. Huge sea grape trees were regrowing their canopies in front of a house right at the very end of Sanibel. The house was fully intact and people were on the front porch chatting and relaxing the last I was there.
whyd they stay
Why didn't they leave
SHARKS 🦈🦈 IN THAT WATER. GENIUS
Damn shame how much people lost & how life-changing it was.
Thinkin they should have done more to persuade that elder lady to go...🤔
She will protect the island
Everyone should of evacuated especially the elders . God bless all who helped so many
True Floridian lady stayed to stop looters
😲 OMG have mercy on these poor souls ❤ please 🙏 PRAY
I miss Sanibel .. I know it will come back but it will never be what it was at the turn of th century
LOST HER IN THE RAIN REMASTERED (C)2006 😢
oh yeah, we got hit bye hurricane Ian just horrible thunderstorms but we were all good 👍🏻
I was gonna go too Florida in 2021 but we couldn't cause something happened I'm glad i didn't go.
Such destruction. Prayers🙏
Didn’t they say to evacuate ?
They did at the last minute. Originally the storm was supposed to hit the pan handle, like 500 miles away, then the big bend of Florida, about 350-400 miles. Then on the day of the storm it was going to Tampa, 200 miles north then at after the power went out the storm turned and made a direct hit for Lee County. You cannot expect to evacuate the day of. I know many people who left during hurricane Irma and had to abandon their cars on the side of the interstate after running out of fuel. When the whole state is evacuating north and there is only two interstates, I-75 on west coast and I-95 north it’s pure grid lock. It’s almost 400 miles from Sanibel to the Georgia border. PLUS, the media cried wolf with storm surge for the last 40 years in this area and NOBODY took it seriously…..Won’t make that mistake again.
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San suici trailer park? N Ft Myers?
Paradise?
Where are Louis and Linda Cameron?!?!
That's not Sanibel it is RIDICULOUS that the weather channel can't even get that right!
Water front and back homes
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Wow with all that Mold forming why would anyone want to stay?
its an island and it came at 3. they should have left. a one is ok, but not a 3.
You live on an island with ten foot of storm surge coming and you don't leave. I'm sorry but people think it's not going to happen to them and this is what happens.
I don’t know you gotta be pretty stupid to stay on a barrier island with a category four hurricane coming towards you
MARYLANDER here! We are a very ,very BLUE state! It has been against the law to develop our Barrier Island, Assateague Island . It is a state Seashore and National Park! Home if the famous Chincoteague Island wild ponies! Assateague Island was formed in 1938 by a hurricane . It was once a part of Ocean City Maryland! An Inlet now separates Ocean City and Assateague Island! Florida is a RED state! They don't like rules and regulations ! That's EXACTLY why these areas get flooded and people lose their homes! Glad I live in the BLUE state of Maryland! I love the beach but I live in Western Maryland! The beautiful Appalachian mountains! Elevation is much safer! 🤔🌲🌄🌲🇩🇪🇨🇭🇺🇲💙⚓⛵🌊⛱️🌅🐬
This is a warning one god and his law or else disaster of all kinds repentance
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That’s my name
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No way to drive off the island. Uhm, weren't there mandatory EVACUATION ORDERS in place to prevent the necessity of scenes such as this?? For positive spin, I guess this gives the rescue personnel some real time training. I lived in the Florida panhandle for 25 years, went through more hurricanes than I can remember (I lived inland) and could never figure out what makes people stay in these situations and then expect the rest of society to bail them out of their bad decisions.
they stay because they have nowhere else to go and there is no guarantee the storm will hit exactly where they live. hurricanes are notorious for changing direction at the last second in the gulf.
Along with what the first commenter said, it costs quite a bit to evacuate. Many simply can't afford it or can't afford to spend the money and possibly have their home be just fine and then they return to be without any money for bills or rent or food for the next weeks or month.
Most people in the US can't afford a surprise bill/accident that costs $500. Much less a hotel room for days, if not weeks and all the gas and food money. All while not being able to work.
@@KrissyMeow thanks for articulating what I could not when I summarized it to "have nowhere else to go" 🤣 I was really struggling with my words yesterday, I was too angry at this person's hateful willful ignorance.
It should be noted that most emergency shelters do not allow pets and will have animal shelters come pick the pets up for boarding, an expense pet owners must pay for unless the individual animal shelter in their area has chosen to offer boarding free of charge for the duration of the weather event. This is a major reason why most news coverage we see following a natural disaster involves people being rescued WITH their pets or people searching for their pets they were separated from. Emergency shelters also are largely inaccessible to the disabled community and discriminate against disabled people who use service dogs. A friend of mine who lives in California was forced into a week of homelessness a few years ago when a wildfire got too close to her neighborhood. Everyone was evacuated, apartment by apartment, so she had to leave. She survives on SSDI, so she couldn't afford to stay in a hotel for several nights. Her friends and family nearby either did not have accessible homes or they were also evacuated. All 3 of the wildfire emergency shelters in her city were inaccessible for her wheelchair, lacked transferable cots for evacuees who are wheelchair users, denied her legally protected right to her service dog, and refused to allow her to use an electrical outlet to charge her medical devices. So she and her SD lived in her van and a nice gas station employee at a spot nearby let her park out back, charge her electrical medical devices in the office/storage room, and use the bathroom whenever she needed. After all that, the fire abruptly changed direction with the wind and her apartment building wasn't even a little bit toasted on the exterior.
Considering that the people in this YT short are elderly and elderly people are more likely to develop disabilities and health concerns, it is likely that they chose to stay put because there were no accessible options for them. They also have pets that are being rescued with them, which indicates that the animal shelters charged too much for emergency board or were possibly already at capacity. I have a few friends who are fellow SD users who live around the area Ian hit and not one of them left because their emergency shelters denied their right to their service dog and did not allow them to wear personal masks (an accessibility problem for disabled people who are immunocompromised/immunosuppressed and/or have mast cell disorders). Their non-shelter options were financially limited as well as limited by forms of transportation (not every form is accessible). The lack of accessibility in emergency shelters is a huge ableist middle finger to the entire disability community, implying that our lives are not worth saving. It's truly disgusting. So a whole demographic of people are just stuck, and then garbage people, like Darlene Bradley here, talk about them like they had a choice and thus deserve to lose everything and nearly die.
Also, I know I’m late to the table in these comments but after riding that storm out and feeling like I have PTSD from it I am just bringing myself to watch these videos. Almost 5 months later and our area is still devastated. another reason people might not have left is the media had cried wolf for years about storm surge and nothing ever happened. No one took it seriously. Also all the scum bag looters trying to steal whatever is left from the destroyed homes.
Should have evacuated like you were told.
Absolute nonsense! Who stays?
Stubborn as all get out. They aren't making another trip. No electricity, no food, can't flush toilets, the heat is high no a/c, insane. Now I know why ppl who live there have this kind of mindset. Those that leave humble to get out. Why live someplace with yearly hurricanes is nuts in itself but staying is unbelievable. What gets me there is no way to leave: humble leave, proud and stubborn stay
No air conditioning
Heat in 100s
Water in house
Frig food rotten
Can't flush toilet
Poop and pee outside
No food
No clean dry clothes
Cars soaked
🌙 time no lights pitch black!!!!
How can u sleep with water soaked beds
And tge rescue are NOT COMIBG BACK!!!!
That’s the price you pay for living in paradise everyone wants to go to Florida to live by the waters to live in paradise to escape the ice and snow from the north pole when a hurricane wipes them out they usually have second thoughts paradise isn’t always necessarily paradise after all is said and done
and fires burn down homes out west and tornadoes destroy homes in the midwest. natural disasters are everywhere
Actually those places that you mention are not Paradise so I wouldn’t live in either one of those places anyway I live here in Ohio and there’s never been a national disaster in the area that I live so there are areas you can live and not have to take those chances floor is nice but don’t go bitching and complaining when you get wiped out that’s all I’m saying because you chose to live the glorious life a life of heaven by going there so if you get wiped out you have no one to blame but yourself
Meh, I live almost 4 miles in from the coast in South Florida. There is nothing paradise about Florida. I just hate cold, and dry air. It's the only reason to live here. Lol
Well the people that never think it’s paradise are people that have lived there for many years and I’ve gotten used to living the good life and waking up every morning and looking out at the ocean and having palm trees around them to most people on earth that truly is paradise but if you’ve lived that kind of a life for many years you’ve gotten used to it it seems normal so therefore those people don’t look at it as Paradise because you’re so used to seeing it but it truly is paradise compared to where other people live
Well the people that never think it’s paradise are people that have lived there for many years and I’ve gotten used to living the good life and waking up every morning and looking out at the ocean and having palm trees around them to most people on earth that truly is paradise but if you’ve lived that kind of a life for many years you’ve gotten used to it it seems normal so therefore those people don’t look at it as Paradise because you’re so used to seeing it but it truly is paradise compared to where other people live
MARYLANDER here! Hey Florida , maybe you shouldn't build and develop Barrier Islands????? It is against the law to build on our Barrier Island ! Assateague Island ! It is a State Seashore and National Park! Only camping is permitted on our Barrier Island. It was formed in 1938 by a hurricane! Just a suggestion! From the very BLUE state of Maryland! We have many rules & regulations in Maryland . They are there for a very good purpose! 🇩🇪🇨🇭🇺🇲💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙🌊🌅⛱️🌊⚓⛵⚓🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬
Seriously ya live on the ground in a flood zone and it’s a cat 4 or more LEAVE . NO MORE HOME IN THE FLOOD ZONE ON THE DAMN GROUND NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
it's a hurricane in brookhaven🌀
Ukraine desperately needs our help,,,,,donate today.
Right now we too need help, why make this comment here? So insensitive. 🤨
@@babylinux calm don't lady..and donate to Ukraine they need the help more..
WHAT?? WE HUST GAVE THEM BILLIONS OF DOLLARS!
@@fiyahwayne495 wow, the gaslighting 🤣 Believe it or not, it is possible for more than one entity to need help at a time. Let the people who have just lost their homes and almost their lives a second to breathe and get to an emergency shelter before you start telling them that their losses don't matter because another country that isn't our responsibility in the first place needs help "more." So rude. We all feel for Ukraine, but we have to take care of our own first. You cannot pour from an empty cup.
@@luv2luv720 maybe if Biden would of grabbed all the $80 billion dollars of military equipment he LEFT in Afghanistan he could of given that to Ukraine. But nah, just print more of our money and give it to them. What a joke.