Oh Lordy. I could go into great depth of why I hate South Carolina (I currently live here and would not suggest moving here). Sure the beaches are nice and they have a few great tourist spots in Charleston and Myrtle Beach and the cost of living is cheap, but beyond that it's a retirement state meaning it's for old people to live in. There's not much to do here if you're not a tourist in the tourist places of SC. The weather is weird here. One minute it's hot as hell and the next it's cold. When it's hot in the summer, it's freaking Hades. The people are fake friendly and just want to know your whole entire business and if you end up in a small town in SC, they will know everything about you. People can't drive here. Granted my driving is not the best but I think I'm a much better driver than a lot of the people in this state. I could go on with why I hate it but I'll just leave it there.
I've visited there many times. I like the state but the people there can be a little odd
I lived in Myrtle Beach, SC, for several years and went to high school there (Myrtle Beach High School or MBHS: Go Seahawks).
I didn't really care for it. It's one of those places that's great to visit with a great beach, lots of tourist sites, golf courses, strip clubs, surf shops galore, wet t-shirt contests, beach hotels.
It's not such a fun place to live, or at least it wasn't for me. Living in an ultimate tourist location often means a lot of redundancy: surf shop, surf shop, surf shop. We don't get that much variety since almost every business is aiming for the narrow interests of tourists and not the locals.
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hot, humid, rednecks, boiled peanuts, poorer sister to North Carolina
It's ok and all but NC is better. I said what I said.
A lot of silly people.
