Governor

I’m worried about your brain swelling. https://www.newsbreak.com/news/2290324733293/brain-inflammation-from-covid-19-looks-eerily-similar-to-that-from-alzheimer-s

So he’s saying that whites are still the oppressors. Pat Robertson says critical race theory is "a monstrous evil" that is urging people of color to "rise up and overtake their oppressors" so that once they've "gotten the whip handle," they'll then "instruct their white neighbors how to behave."

This is tricky. Biden wants Trump again, so how does Biden create a scenario where that could happen? Well, you gotta put the squeeze on him to make him feel like his only way out of trouble is by announcing a presidential run. It’s an interesting game of chicken happening.

This really didn’t go very well. So if attacks on Biden’s successful vaccination response and the “big lie” are not helping them sway voters, how is the GOP’s latest made-up controversy, critical race theory, working out? For starters, most voters do not know what Republicans are yammering about. The Politico-Morning Consult poll found that 19 percent have a favorable view of critical race theory, and 52 percent admit they either do not have an opinion or have never heard of it. Fewer than 30 percent have a negative or somewhat negative view of the obscure academic theory. Even among Republicans and Republican-leaners, 44 percent have no opinion or never heard of it.

The 2 microchips will interfere with each other, otherwise I would.

I thought Trump was. My research said he’s returning in August.

Masks back on ASAP folks. The Bubba Militia wouldn’t get vaccinated and now we have deadly variants. WHO urges fully vaccinated people to continue to wear masks as delta Covid variant spreads. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/25/delta-who-urges-fully-vaccinated-people-to-continue-to-wear-masks-as-variant-spreads.html

You never heard of a pension? Yup, still going strong in these parts. Are they really going to clean up this site 1 rock at a time? They’re going to be there for 3 months. Ron DeathSentence better figure something out here.

What B-man actually means is this….. His friends earned a nice living their entire lives in a northern blue state, got a fat pension, and then instead of giving back to that community that awarded you that nice life, became so incredibly greedy and fled to Florida to avoid taxes because they’re so incredibly cheap and useless. Those are the people leaving NJ. We aren’t sorry to see them go.

We’re purging conservatives. https://www.nj.com/politics/2019/11/are-you-surrounded-by-democrats-or-republicans-how-jersey-breaks-red-and-blue-in-all-21-counties.html

Old fart conservatives. Good riddance! They move there to stretch their money longer. They don’t care about you or your local economy.

Last thing….once you remove retiree income, since they’re not actually working or contributing to anything other than the HC industry, it paints a much darker picture for Florida.

The story is that you’re full of donkey dust. Ok, Florida = expensive Lets move on.

Why is Florida dead last? I guess freedom ain’t free right? https://www.rasmussen.edu/student-experience/college-life/salary-by-state/#occupation=All-occupations&states=Alaska;Mississippi

But I was told NJ is WAY more expensive. Something isn’t adding up here. Why is everyone lying to me about Florida?

But I was told it was cheap living and I would be free. This very board told me that. They didn’t tell me I’d make 12.50 instead of 22.50 an hour and not have HC. They also didn’t tell me it would cost 1000 dollars to bring my vehicle in. No taxes? Ya right!!!! They said Florida is the bestest place in the world and DeSantis would lead me to the promised land. It was all a big lie.

The units don’t actually look like that. Parker’s Landing is a dump mostly filled with college kids. You’re not really finding anything cheaper than that. Some of Parker’s Landing is student housing where there throw 3 people in a 3 bedroom. Not flashy at all. it isn’t “elitist” like Maryland.

I used to have a home in Pebble Creek Village in North Tampa. These apartments weren’t there and must be new. It used to be all farmland out there. That’s a safe area. These rates are even higher than I thought. That happened way before Joe got in there. https://www.apartments.com/links-at-pebble-creek-tampa-fl/z902q9w/

I used to live here. It was $600/month at the time. Not overly nice. Starts at 1500 now. https://www.apartments.com/cortland-bayport-tampa-fl/gz7zptz/

That’s a nice duplex you have there. That’s in Town-n-Country. You trying to get me killed??? Edit: That’s actually worse than Town n Country. Hillsborough and Armenia is a really dangerous area. Definitely don’t let your college aged daughter move near there.

So, I’m 45 years old, and now you’re telling me I should go backwards to how I lived when I was 22 and get a booger eating roommate just to be able to live in Florida and not starve? That doesn’t sound like freedom to me.

That would be great but people need to understand that most adults in Florida don’t get that opportunity and work in restaurants, grocery stores, and hotels on the beach, gig work, traveling nurses, etc.

I work at Publix as the grocery “team leader” and make 13.25 an hour. I’m not a kid. A kid can’t perform this job. Most of my friends are 25-45 and fall in this income. Using this formula, show me where I can live in Tampa as a single male with no children. This should be entertaining. Go with a ratio multiplier. In this case, the standard multiplier is 3. That means that the applicant should make at least three times his or her gross monthly income to cover rental expenses. The math would look like this: Monthly Rent X 3 = Minimum monthly rental income For example, if the rent on an apartment costs $1,500 per month, then the applicant must gross a minimum of $4,500 per month in income. The math: $1,500 X 3 = $4,500

I’ve never seen someone so out of touch with how the working class lives in a state like Florida.

This is what I’ve been trying to tell you. Florida isn’t cheap at all and hasn’t been since the late 90’s. How could a 12.50 an hour Publix worker afford that rent in Tampa?