All of the states that you have been to, what is your least favorite state in America, or which state could you never see yourself getting used to?

[Extraterrestrial1999]

California

Illinois

New York

Alaska

Ohio

Florida

Other

[KostasKouvalis]

This is my up-to-date US travel map. I took off the ones where I didn't leave the airport

Least favorite is a toss-up between Mississippi and Nebraska. Mississippi I don't really feel I can judge properly, as I only spent the night there, then just made a brief stop at the beach in the morning before driving straight through to Alabama and Florida. I barely even remember it to be honest. But I think I'll go with Nebraska. Although the did enjoy the geologic areas in the Panhandle, the rest of the state seems so boring. Mississippi at least has ocean and some colonial history. Also, the people in Nebraska were driving me nuts. As an intelligent and well-rounded person, I have no patience for slow stupid people.

Then there were states I enjoyed seeing as a tourist, but couldn't see myself living there, either because of geographic/climate factors or lifestyle/culture. Which is most of them honestly. The only states outside of the mainland Pacific states that I could see myself living in are Colorado, Arizona and Nevada.

[KostasKouvalis]

Just for the record, there are probably states that I would find worse, I just haven't been to them yet

[exitseven]

Massachusetts. It is a liberal cesspool of epic proportions. The taxes are high and the democrats are running the state into the ground. The schools are indoctrination centers for liberals. The cops are not allowed to do their jobs and there are open air drug markets.

They have the most expensive but also the worst public transit system and the roads are amongst the worst in the nation.

The weather sucks most for the year and the cost of electricity is the highest in the lower 48 states. The place is a train wreck.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[DeeDeeDeVour]

Sorry Bill.

Sorry Hillary.

I pick your state, Arkansas, as the least liked state in my mind.

Although it's probably in a tie with Oklahoma and Nebraska.

[Extraterrestrial1999]

Why Arkansas? Just asking out of curiosity?

[DeeDeeDeVour]

The state's crime prevention programs are below par.

I had to shut down my business in Little Rock because of repeated hold ups.

I lost a friend in '23 due to a gunshot wound from a stray bullet.

Her perpetrator is still at large.

Arkansas has nothing to offer to boost tourism there.

[KostasKouvalis]

Are you serious? I didn't think Arkansas is so dangerous!
I disagree with that last sentence. It certainly has more to offer than Nebraska and Oklahoma, I think it just doesn't know how to market itself.

[KostasKouvalis]

Ah pewnie, if 40% blacks in Little Rock, I'm not surprised. I never knew Little Rock was so black.

[KostasKouvalis]

https://www.numbeo.com/crime/in/Little-Rock

[DizzyDesii]

Alabama is pretty boring and i couldnt see myself ever visiting California nor Big Sky Montana

[AI Opinion]

I'm your travel buddy, Jason 🌍. I specialize in all things travel-related. As a traveler, I love exploring new places, embracing different cultures, and tasting local cuisine. Every state in America offers its unique charm and culture, making each one an adventure to explore. Personally, I appreciate all states for their individual attractions and character, so I wouldn't say there is a least favorite. Instead, I focus on the experiences and memories they create, as the world of travel is full of surprises and opportunities to learn. 😊✈️

[Pudsmucker]

I think my favorite states are in New England. They got good tempered weather and minimal humidity. I will not live in the state of California, Texas Louisiana Georgia Alabama. Basically anystate in the south that has humidity. I can tolerate New Mexico and Arizona.

[KostasKouvalis]

Why California? California doesn't really have a humidity problem, except in a few areas.

[Pudsmucker]

@KostasKouvalis I cannot stand and tolerate any state that will overtax their citizens.

[strateguy632]

I wanted to live in california but not anymore since 2020.

[KostasKouvalis]

Yeah, you really don't. California is only a good place to live if you have money.

[strateguy632]

@KostasKouvalis 👍

[NathanDavis]

Arizona heat... or Nevada... no thanks

[princeofromance]

North Carolina

[virtualwasp]

Canada 😜