kinetic
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I know you didn't, I'm not trying to be dickish. I'm coming across all wrong I believe.
Is the Deep South a good place to live?
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yeah since people have not had their morning cup of coffee yet im going to go do laundry
kinetic
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noooooo! Come back to me we can share a pot of coffee! (and a I have vegan rolling papers)yeah since people have not had their morning cup of coffee yet im going to go do laundry
SmokeOurLyfAway69
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hey!! the south is wher it at, but im in the northern part of southeast, no matter where u go thers sumtyn to do
Sunbiz1
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I've lived in the Dominican Republic...twice. And I can assure you, there are solid reasons why I intend on doing it again.
1. The people are much happier in general, despite their lack of material items.
2. Less government...hell almost no government regulation.
3. Economics, my middle class income here goes infinitely further down there.
And if you're in Canada, you couldn't pay me to live there either...or the entire continent of Europe for that matter.
Sunbiz1
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To OP:
If these are the 4 choices, I'd take Georgia...so long as it isn't anywhere near Atlanta. I've traveled that state end to end, try Valdosta or Marietta. But the northern portions are nice as well, if you can handle country living. Little known fact, the infamous movie Deliverance was filmed in NE Georgia...squeal like a pig boy.
Texas I cannot comment on, although at least one small city seems to make those top 10 most liveable lists that come out annually
Ah, unless you intend on opening a restaurant forget about NO/Louisiana
Alabama?...same as Louisiana minus New Orleans.
Glad to see you already scratched Florida...wages are too low in right to work states based on tourism.
If these are the 4 choices, I'd take Georgia...so long as it isn't anywhere near Atlanta. I've traveled that state end to end, try Valdosta or Marietta. But the northern portions are nice as well, if you can handle country living. Little known fact, the infamous movie Deliverance was filmed in NE Georgia...squeal like a pig boy.
Texas I cannot comment on, although at least one small city seems to make those top 10 most liveable lists that come out annually
Ah, unless you intend on opening a restaurant forget about NO/Louisiana
Alabama?...same as Louisiana minus New Orleans.
Glad to see you already scratched Florida...wages are too low in right to work states based on tourism.
Dom rep sounds lovelyI've lived in the Dominican Republic...twice. And I can assure you, there are solid reasons why I intend on doing it again.
1. The people are much happier in general, despite their lack of material items.
2. Less government...hell almost no government regulation.
3. Economics, my middle class income here goes infinitely further down there.
And if you're in Canada, you couldn't pay me to live there either...or the entire continent of Europe for that matter.
Constiello
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Save yourself some regret over years lost in life, later
Avoid south at all costs
Avoid south at all costs
woody333333
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texas is in texas not the south we dont claim texas........... i say stay where youre at we really dont want u here
Dislexicmidget2021
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Its generaly boring here in the S.W. Fl,Have to go out of town to find anything to do which kinda blows,and there are too many elderly folks on the road down here,,dam retirement golf communities!
silasraven
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there are old people everywhere, lots of them love the mountains and hot weather. so many retires actually retiring. but i still think they use their age to act slow.
The most normal part is Austin though if you had to move there..I'd actually consider living there if it were in another state..
mysunnyboy
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you wouldn't like it here 
Sunbiz1
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Just stumbled on this vid, I've been there twice. You have to be really careful driving to this town, both roads are treacherous and cutout of mountainsides...with no guardrails. There are memorials and gravestones marking where people went over at various points, down into the river valley some 800 feet or so.Dom rep sounds lovely
I could grow some dank shit in those valleys...
[video=youtube;6dM7qF4ptOY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dM7qF4ptOY[/video]
Sunbiz1
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Lol's, I helped build much of SW Florida in the 90's...was a stucco/drywall supplier and lived in Naples. Ft. Myers beach was my downfall, spent waaay too much time boozing it up etc.
But damn, I used to find some bomb ass weed in Ft. Myers...the shitty part where all the Jamaicans hang out near MLK.
