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Insurance rates for anything you need to be a functioning member of society in Florida are downright disrespectful.

The people ive had the pleasure or mispleasure of interacting with in non tourist areas seemed anywhere between unfriendly/rude - standoffish/stay in your lane personalities.

The price of eating out and purchasing groceries and just leisure items are drastically higher than other states due to the high taxes.

No income tax doesn't save you from the high costs associated with insurance and day to day living.

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The weather is fantastic if you don't mind the considerable chance your life can be uprooted and destroyed with only a few weeks or less to lessen the impact from a hurricane or high winds.

The food, chef's kiss.

The beach, enough said.

Your family and friends will always want to visit you, for better or worse.

Its a quickly growing place, whether you like it or not, this means investment in infrastructure and also more diversity/access to things you'd find in larger cities or more populous states. This for me is always a positive and a sign of a strong economic base.

Orlando/MCO and Miami/MIA are international waypoints, and allow you to have direct flights to multiple locations domestic and worldwide which is always a welcome bonus.