Which of the following states would you prefer to live in the most?

[Kingofkings1992]

Georgia

Minnesota

California

New York

[WhiteSteve]

Beautiful spots in all of those places. I haven’t visited them all, so I’m flying somewhat blind here, but Georgia and the South in general is probably too hot for me in the sumner. California would be cool. I love LA/SoCal, and I hear the Bay Area is awesome too. Very expensive to live in the good parts along the coast though. New York is alright, I love NYC but I’m from Boston and I don’t know if I’d do well immersed in New York sports fans. Metro Boston is crowded enough though, I can’t imagine living in or around NYC, Long Island, any of that. I think I could go for the surprise pick of Minnesota. Seems like a pretty chill place (although I’d probably be a HUGE asshole by Midwestern standards, lmao, I don’t know if they’d like the Northeastern Edge. But we have a shared love of hockey, and I could definitely deal with living in a hockey-crazy area, it’s probably even easier than here to find ice time, and obviously there’s all kinds of outdoor skating in the winter. I also love fishing, and I think I heard they have a lake or two out that way, haha. I could definitely cut out a life there playing hockey and chirping them for their ridiculous accents while they chirp me for mine.

[Pyrofox]

Minnesota. Why cause the winters and summers can be brutal but we only have a day of high heat in the summer or a week of deadly cold. But otherwise the climate and temps are very liveable.

[AviatorTom]

Of those, California and New York are too liberal... very high taxes and cost of living. Minnesota gets too cold in Winter. So that leaves Georgia.

[Kingofkings1992]

Georgia is great place. Good food and they love their college football out there.

[BootsLover94]

Any states on the West Coast or the Northeast. Plenty of high paying careers, better healthcare and beautiful scenery

[John_Doesnt]

I live in California and it's not as bad as the media makes it out to be. The homeless and crimes are only in the big cities, in the smaller suburbs it is very safe and quiet.

[msc545]

California where I live now. New York is a second choice but it gets too damn cold there. Southern states with their racism and regressive laws are a definite no-go.

[Kingofkings1992]

You don’t actually believe that do you? Southern states have the most friendly people in the country.

[msc545]

You are right - whenever I have been there I have met really great, friendly people. The only problem has been the politicians and the bad laws.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

California if with a lot of money.

[CAPTAIN-OBVIOUS]

California

[Anonymous]

Minnesota.