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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
have fun answering this…why aren’t they moving to southern california, which also has nice weather? go ahead and answer that one, big guy.
also, NH isn’t losing big numbers of residents. they can’t build
$500,000 houses fast enough in the NH suburbs. isn’t NH cold?
i am hilarious, actually. but that’s not relevant there. what is relevant for you, is that i’m honest, thoughtful, and unlike you, i can praise or criticize either side.
florida is booming. and part of that obviously is retirees. but young people and businesses are also moving there, their economy is booming and the state unemployment is low. that’s not a function of retirees.
you can’t admit that, because it doesn’t serve your agenda. i’m not a zealot who needs to deny facts that make my side look bad, i have no problem admitting my sides flaws. none of you can do the same.
there’s plenty of good and bad people, good and bad ideas, on both sides. not one if you guys can admit that . you’re too insecure.
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Like I sad you are too funny, google what retired are looking for, it’s warmth, but to some it’s dry as well, culture, skiing, fishing, taxes, real estate pricing, health care, the fact FL is right leaning I’m sure isn’t at to top of anyone’s check list ahead of picking a retirement location. Don’t get your needle stuck on my account, I’ve got a game to watch, but I know you it’s too hard for you to not do it. I’ve missed poking fun at you and the snarky one, but this board has gotten boring and repetitive.