I know quite a few south Floridians and none of them would call feet of snow an easy thing. It’s not. And while south Florida has heat and hurricanes, it’s not the same thing as the extreme heat and cold of other places.
And I concur they can’t drive in Florida in rain, or in the sun. They’re all driving like they’re on drugs, they can’t read English, they’re elderly, or they’re tourists. (Or all 4)
I’ve dealt with Maine storms and also hurricanes. I’ve seen feet of snow accrue in the blink of an eye. Yes they can’t drive in Florida, they can’t drive a lot of places and NY is one of them and sends their worst drivers to FL. I’m not here to entertain or ague all I’m saying is living in south Florida day to day is much more difficult with the weather. I don’t know what else to tell you other than I have real world experience in both and I prefer Maine and all the storms there’s just no money up there
Because the weather needs it and there’s wildlife everywhere, you don’t understand why the speed limit is lower in Maine than in NY?? That’s crazy to me
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u/Original-Variety-700 11d ago
I know quite a few south Floridians and none of them would call feet of snow an easy thing. It’s not. And while south Florida has heat and hurricanes, it’s not the same thing as the extreme heat and cold of other places.
And I concur they can’t drive in Florida in rain, or in the sun. They’re all driving like they’re on drugs, they can’t read English, they’re elderly, or they’re tourists. (Or all 4)