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» Texas vs Florida: which is GOAT state to live in?
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post 1645967673 08-29-2021, 10:56 AM
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Texas vs Florida: which is GOAT state to live in?

I’d note Florida now has buc-ees

Texas probably has better variety landscape wise but if you have to drive 8 hours to get there it doesn’t count

Texas probably has a better job market

Texas beaches/lakes are poverty compared to FL though and Houston is built in a flood zone

Texas illegals from Mexico… Florida non illegals from everywhere

Chitlib areas Austin vs Miami
post 1645968063 08-29-2021, 11:01 AM
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Since I’m from CA I think I would find FL the same weather wise except more humid and rain

But then again I don’t mind the heat do I’d like AZ and NV as well

And the snowstorm last year made me not want to go live in Texas


FL wins
post 1645968373 08-29-2021, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted By H00J
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Since I’m from CA I think I would find FL the same weather wise except more humid and rain

But then again I don’t mind the heat do I’d like AZ and NV as well

And the snowstorm last year made me not want to go live in Texas


FL wins
Any nature worth checking out while I’m on a cross country trip in NV or AZ? Would be starting the trip from Texas so has to be cool chit to be worth it
post 1645968413 08-29-2021, 11:10 AM
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As a northern coldcel, I've always liked the general appeal of Texas. The housing market seems great as well. Large properties for dirt cheap. The people seem nice and friendly. Honestly, it seems like the QC of the USA.

would rather be a cowboycel than a moistcel in humid bunghole Florida though. I think. Hard to tell, never been to either place.
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post 1645968993 08-29-2021, 11:24 AM
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Live in TX, vacation in FL. If you live in FL and earn a middle-class paycheck, you're going to spend your whole income on a home overbuilt to survive hurricanes and the insurance that goes along with it.
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post 1645973373 08-29-2021, 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted By donkeydonger
Live in TX, vacation in FL. If you live in FL and earn a middle-class paycheck, you're going to spend your whole income on a home overbuilt to survive hurricanes and the insurance that goes along with it.
what about North Carolina?
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