If you were forced to move to a new USA state every year for the next 3 years, what would be your top 3 picks and why? (Page 2)
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Florida got some bad black women. i also like the less government involvement.
Louisiana is cool historical stuff there I like. but they ran by crazy liberal.
gergogia is booming
Hahaha
New York, Florida and damn those are like the only two states that I’d be okay living in besides where I live now in California 😂 but I guess if I had to choose I’d say the last one would be Washington because I have family up there
Scratch Washington, I forgot about Hawaii 😂
Lol whats wrong with GA, NC, TX
Southern states are fun to visit but I really couldn’t see myself living down south, maybe Georgia though because Atlanta is hella fun and I hear it’s pretty cheap
Atlanta is not cheap lol. And its dangerous af at night. I love ATl for the shopping and theme parks but it was too much crime. Plus the majority of the men there are closeted :( i can't find love in Atlanta 😂
Oh 😂 welp
North Carolina, Georgia Gulf Coast, Mississippi Gulf Coast
Sounds similar to what i’m used to. But i wouldn't choose the coast due to hurricane
Georgia isn't on the Gulf. Lol. You must be thinking of Pensacola, Florida.
@Jamie05rhs I meant Atlantic!
Haha okay. 👍😝
Year 1 New York City for the money
Year 2 LA in Cali for the money
Year 3 Montana to enjoy spending the money
Lol you gotta put out money before you make it in those places haha
I am not American but has been there..
MN - MN treated me well back then.
CA - Just for experience.
NY - Just for experience.
Enjoy :)
I don't live in the US but if I had to choose, my choices would be California, New York and Florida.
I’d visit NY but i hear its crazy high if you want annice place
You mean it's expensive?
Extremely
Yeah, I've heard about that too. But it would be better than the place I live for sure.
I live in California. So I'd pick Hawaii, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
Whats in virginia and wisconsin
Virginia has some great scenery and cool historic stuff. It has a coastline and is an easy drive to New England, great seafood, lobster, and the amazing fall colors. But it's south of New England so the weather is more moderate.
Wisconsin is green and beautiful. I love the Dells. The Mississippi river is right there. There are lots of beautiful woods and lakes and good freshwater fish. There are lots of farms and scenic rural towns. It's where my paternal relatives wound up shortly after they immigrated from Ireland in 1850. It's also near Iowa where my mom's side of the family was from. I have lots of relatives in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. I've never met the cousins and their families, but we're in contact on Facebook. They're successful farmers and live the good country life. They go out mushroom hunting, fishing, and deer hunting. The wives bake and make amazing fresh food.
The Dells as in the 70s band? Lol
The Wisconsin Dells is a magical region on the Wisconsin River that was carved out by the floods of the last ice age. I was there as a kid. It has been highly commercialized since then and is now called the water park of the world, but I'd still like to check it out.
Idaho, Wyoming, Montana all three so i would be in red states away from the liberal scourge that is destroying my home state of CA
Lmao do those states even have attractions or is this all political based
The have beautiful wide open spaces and nature. Those are the best “attractions” of all.
I'd like to live in states I haven't lived in before, so Colorado, New Mexico and Washington state.
Nice
It'd be about natural landscapes and topography
Yea my friend stayed in Washington and the mountain views from his backyard were unbelievable
Yup...
Texas, California, and Louisiana. I've been to new Orleans I'd like to go back. Have never been to Texas or California. Lived in Florida for 25 years. I'd go back and do to visit.
I had to visit New orleans a lot for field trips. wasn't a fan. Smelled like hot piss
Field trips took you bourbon street?
No but the whole new orleans downtown smell like hot piss and horse shit
I 've only been to bourbon street and one place in the French quarter. Stayed next to the steel bridge didn't notice it there. Let me know when you make it to Charlotte. Its not too far from me
Well, Oregon with all the hot springs and weirdness. Then Florida for the novelty in it. The end up in Tennessee since that's where we're planning on retiring to anyways.
Nice i forgot TN as an option
Alaska to watch the whales migrate and then to Hawaii to watch the girls migrate, I mean to watch the sunsets... and then to Australia or maybe the Holy Land...
I’d love Australia but wanted to do usa for now
Kentucky
Wyoming
Montana
I live in Northern Wisconsin
Whats in those places
None of my family, wide open places, wild horses, lack of goverment control. You can find true freedom there
Uodate video is pretty funny
Lol ikr
Delaware - It's decently calm like the layout of the state
California - Loved it when I visited
New York- So much to do
Someone told me the other day the kkk was bad in delaware. So goodluck with that
I live in Canada. I have travelled to all the East Coast states when I went to Mardi Gras... and there was no signs of any KKK. I would be more worried with SC, MS, AL... I did not feel good when I went there
If I were still living/working in the US it would be to any state that was not a Democrat run state, Florida, Texas, Alaska, as probably my first choices maybe even Idaho if one of the others is not available.
From HTX. Would live in Colorado, Chicago, and North Carolina.
Whats in chicago
Chicago pizzaaaa 🍕😋 I really liked walking around the city there too during winter.
I definitely wanna try their deepdish
Florida-my great aunt owns a place there
Illinois-I have a good friend from GCC there
Washington-I have a couple of cousins there
I grew up in NY. If one State say Hawaii, California, not state but a US territory, Porto Rico. All with nice weather all year-round with a beach.
I think they do consider Puerto Rico to be a state now
Yeah, I read they do get to a vote.
It's a territory not a state.
Florida, Texas and Alaska. If you threw in another year I'd say New Hampshire.
Whats in NH
I have been hearing that it is the least authoritarian of the New England region of the states. It has a pretty powerful libertarian following there so I wanted to see what that's like.
New Hampshire
California, Florida and Louisiana. The last one just to party away in New Orleans.
Yea new orleans smells like hot piss 🤣 but maybe for the food
The music on Bourbon Street made me want to move and party all night. I just felt it in my bones and it felt good.