CALIFORNIA vs. FLORIDA

[@Ibbygirl19]

Native South Floridian here, the hurricane parties happen during the hurricanes. :)

[@julianaselem]

+Jennifer Heredia hahaha Thanks for clarifying! :)

[@DannyBeatz01]

+Jennifer Heredia Yep. haha

[@jayvrn1213]

Lol ye

[@TheMusicvideoVEVO]

+Ibbygirl south florida is awesome, you guys got coconut trees :)

[@Ibbygirl19]

Mike Younis This is true. I have one growing in my backyard along with a mango tree and an orange tree. :D :D :D Glad you like it here. :)

[@ZoeAlexa11]

Florida has two seasons, Summer and January

[@lilwaltallday5223]

yeah but sometimes we have ALL season in ONE day... (other than the snowy winters) but it gets cold

[@Mcmeg29]

+Arianna Oliver anything below 75 is considered Ugg weather.

[@hermy3827]

yep

[@hermy3827]

***** summer again

[@kingsuperman947]

is that bad??

[@chaosmariobros]

Florida-Like California-Comment

[@T3Daioh2003Azumanga]

california native! also born in la jolla!

[@musicaccount72]

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[@rocks_waygaming3662]

Well I live in California

[@GoogleAccount-nj4rn]

Layla Wright lucky... jk California SUCKS!

[@rocks_waygaming3662]

Google Account ikr lol 😂

[@Mcmeg29]

Florida has Publix. I'll just leave this here.

[@austingross8567]

+Mcmeg29 I go to Publix all the time

[@nurserichigaete8573]

+Mcmeg29 publix subs OMG! once u eat a publix sub, u forget about subway haha

[@austingross8567]

***** what is in n out like a grocery store?

[@ucfknightsjay]

+Mcmeg29 The one thing I miss about Florida since I moved away. Publix Subs! Their fried chicken was pretty good as well.

[@kweli05]

+Mcmeg29 Nice!

[@tommysuria5467]

I'll take hurricanes over earthquakes, any day...

[@JoseVazquez-fk6od]

Same here.

[@JayHazelwood]

"the bitches in california are more scenic" lmao

[@nic2173]

+Angello Rivera-Hurtado Northern California is one of the most liberal places in the country what are you talking about Almost all of California is democratic

[@einfachorangensaft4879]

We have Publix ..... just saying

[@Luketc7]

I Lived in California for 10 years and Florida for 2 years and I love Florida way more

[@thecommandoape]

Florida will always be my home! Greetings from Tampa!

[@lazarol616]

Greetings from Miami

[@Janetfanumba1]

Greetings from South Florida

[@xiv1496]

greetings from california

[@kingsuperman947]

+Azeus XIV greetings from florida you sound like a nice Californian most Californians I talk to were disrespectful

[@marktalii]

+Commandoape lol i live in Pinellas Park, just below it XD

[@Flipodahippo]

People are complaining about the heat and humidity. If you have AC In your house and in your car this shouldn't be an issue. I play outdoor basketball during summer in Orlando Florida and it's not a big deal. It's called bringing a water bottle and Gatorade.

[@jvg6877]

I don't mind the humidity, it just makes it more reasonable to go out for a nice swim. It goes the same for all year long until October, were the weather becomes perfect, if you orlando people are looking at this, just be lucky you live where you are. You do not want to be in a snow storm or be attacked by a rare lake snow effect back in ohio.

[@jvg6877]

Traffic could be a lot worst in other places lol, Florida compared to NYC, Florida is the peaceful cleaner, NYC is the shithole with loudness.

[@hashtheduck]

Try ocala florida it's peaceful

[@matthew7330ify]

What happens if the AC goes out? Think about that for a sec... and running the AC for 6 months skyrockets your electric bill. The humidity is the worst part actually, walk outdoors & A swarm of bugs with the humid air hits your face "POW" Not enjoyable! Unfortunately, living in Orlando is not by choice for me.

[@noahlee5502]

Orlando is colder than the rest of Florida i live near Miami

[@acastro1398]

Florida got the best beaches in the whole United States period ain't nothing like florida beaches

[@twin_2339]

Davion Williams you don't sound smart either and this is very specific to opinion or if your comparing the beaches themselves you would need to experience both with pricing, location, water cleansliness and attractions etc. otherwise your just shitting out of your mouth because your biased on your own state and have to defend it or something

[@hashtheduck]

At least we don't eat salad in the side of our salad with blended salad

[@Datguy_Dq]

Koala pepe Hey I like Hashbrowns what lmao😂😂

[@hashtheduck]

People in Cali Eat to much Salad.

[@marierika2012]

True

[@Cnw8701]

Winter? In Florida? There is no winter there! It's literally one season all year long! LOL

[@Djtwice-gu4yj]

That's why I'm trying my BEST to move to Florida! SCREW winter!!!! Cold weather SUCKS!!! It's nothing but a BIG "time out" for outdoor enjoyment. Ice scraping, potholes galore, noisy snow plow trucks messing up the streets, snow shoveling, falling, salt damaged ashy cars, numb fingers.....who wants THAT???? A spoiled Floridian who never experienced bull crap cold temps below 40. A bunch of spoiled brats living in a tropical nirvana and whine and complain! Move to Youngstown Ohio in January! I'll be VERY entertained to see how a Floridian reacts once they actually feel -20 degrees!

[@Cnw8701]

Djtwice2001 LOL Apparently you must love humidity, because Ohio's virtually no different than Florida or anywhere else in this part of the country! After living in Dayton for 15 years, I felt like I wanted to fucking scream just as much as I want to now where I'm living at in NC. El Paso, TX was heaven for me! Nice, cool, dry, sunny weather 300 days out of the year!

[@HaunaMyKiki]

StarWarsTrains It depends on how far south in FL you are. I mean obviously, no matter _where_ in FL you are, it's never going to snow (unless it's once in a blue moon in some random city, then EVERYONE across the state makes a big deal about a couple flurries that are never going to stick). But the more south you go, the less temperature difference between the seasons you'll get. South Florida is virtually no change at all. Central Florida is some change. North Florida is about on par with a south Georgian winter.

[@Cnw8701]

Alana D Yeah, but it's not much.

[@NYPATRIOTBX]

Djtwice2001 i second that notion, i live in dutches county NY an this has been one of the most brutal winters i can remember, when i retire i am packing my shit an moving to Miami, give me heat an humidity any day, at least you don't have to shovel it.

[@dumbopinion61]

Cali: Weed lovers Florida: Cuban food lovers

[@rubenchihuasmx3689]

Mexican food lovers Cali.. .Cuban food no one knows about

[@zackeeeboyy1530]

yyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeesssssssssssssss

[@Ace-sb4il]

Weed lovers as well. Og kush from Florida.

[@coleman7356]

Thats the south part that loves cuban food but north florida on the other hand is more like gerogia

[@explicitgenius5790]

I live in Florida but I hate Cuban food I love Mexican and Puerto Rican food

[@alexxandr6052]

Actually we only have carribien waters in the very lower keys.

[@quintaeco]

never been in the west coast? Sanibel, Captiva

[@jm-bv1wh]

@@quintaeco Nice beaches when the red tide goes away; otherwise, unusable beaches on the West coast.

[@cchh1]

I've lived in Florida, right by the beach (the Gulf of Mexico) all my life and the humidity is definitely intense! You can see it swirling in the street lights at night, but I feel like it's good for my skin. The parties you are referring to is Hurricane Parties, which is a thing, but sometimes people have them *during* a hurricane (if it's like a Category 1 or a tropical storm/depression. And the plastic bags and recycling is the truth. My family personally recycles, but it's not a big thing here to recycle, also we have a shit ton of plastic bags haha Where are you from originally? My best friend is from Panama and when she says the word "beach" it comes out as "bitch" too lol

[@diukdepata]

CHEL BitchxBeach or SheetxShit So difficult for non-native English speakers!! lol

[@alancortinxs5613]

U don’t live by the real beach then, south beach is the best beach on the planet

[@thevloggamersjoel5244]

@@alancortinxs5613 no cap

[@pittch_blaack808]

Only See in Florida January=January February-March=Spring April-September=Summer October-December=Fall

[@sayjaibao01188]

The warm water in Florida is what's responsible for all the Hurricanes. Lol

[@ScorpioBornIn69]

+sayjai bao Indeed it is. It is fuel for the fire when water gets close to and over 90 degrees.

[@Icybubba]

+sayjai bao But parties

[@amypage3189]

+Icybubba them parties get lit during hurricane season

[@hanjizoe2648]

I recently went to the everglades and there was a Moma Alligator carrying it's babies! :D

[@stargasm1000]

You forgot to mention the biggest difference between these two states... Florida - red, California - blue. MAJOR difference.

[@RealDexterMidnight]

Florida Baby gooo red

[@cecibrazilian]

omg i lived in Florida for 13 years and I am living in California for 3 years now... and to tell you the true.. I love florida more because lifestyle wise is waaaay cheaper... the beaches (if you smart) are always free and gorgeous, the water is so warm!! but in California you spend a ridiculous amount of money just to have some fun!!! so expensive!! but California the minimal wage is $15/hr, in Florida sits $8/hr... hear me out, to live in a safer place in Florida you need to spend a little more money to find a house to rent... 'm staying here for 4 more years than I'm back to my sunshine state!!!!

[@wazapxd565]

Prices have rosen in Florida! $23 per hour now...

[@wazapxd565]

Atleast in Miami where the most famous beaches are!

[@javymartinez9598]

+Wazap XD its expensive

[@kingsuperman947]

truuu damn you pretty hot lol.

[@nicolenunya984]

hiw much would you say a nice 2 bedroom in California is?

[@JamesKnox]

you said bitches in florida

[@briannawarren1206]

Shoutout to my homies here in Jacksonville, FL. We have Publix, just gonna leave it here...

[@freeaintfree]

Thanks lakeland fl

[@Iamvee.p]

I lived in Florida for 24 years and California 3 months and differences are spot on lol. I'm tired of paying for bags, cold beach water, overcasts lol. I don't miss the Florida humidity though.

[@89cmsanders]

Actually for those who don't believe there ain't no winter here in Florida, it actually snowed enough this year to cover the ground in almost 4 inches

[@NYYMGMG]

CA: High state income tax. Self employed also have to pay business tax in some cities (LA, SD). Free health insurance for low-income single adults. FL: No state income tax. No free health insurance for low-income single adults

[@intell0518]

I’d say Florida, I’ve been living in Florida my entire life. I’m also from South Florida, and honestly, in my opinion, living in Florida is worth it.

[@chialeendrums]

Tbh yes

[@intell0518]

itschiaarin, I forgot about this comment lol. It was 2 years ago, dang, time flies.

[@chialeendrums]

@@intell0518 lol well greetings from Miami! :)

[@garyj535]

Florida is about the only u.s state that's 80+ during winter..

[@mrnomad3803]

I really love it here in Orlando Florida. Never moving!!!

[@katieadams5860]

Native Californian here. From my research, Florida looks like it has a higher crime rate by a lot, has lower wages, has issues with racism, more environmental issues, and a low cost of living. California has a lower crime rate overall, much more inclusive and not racist, has higher wages and a very high cost of living. In CA, on the current min wage, it's possible to live with roommates in some cities, live in a car, or even in the expensive cities like San Francisco, if you look in the right places, you can find a place you can live off of min wage in. And in some cities, it's possible to forgo car ownership saving you a lot of money in CA

[@conduit242]

You will often see plastic bags used in Florida because cold items get covered in condensation because of the humidity. Paper bags can fall apart :).

[@mellisaalvarez4859]

Here's the thing: Florida is beautiful! The beaches are breath taking and the palm trees are relaxing, but it is so humid you can't really do much. The few weeks that I was in Florida I felt like I was suffocating when outside. You take a shower and all of a sudden you're sweating again, which if you are okay with that I don't suppose you care much. Also, Florida just has too many bugs. I would walk outside and I would get 10 mosquito bites. I would use repellent and they would still find a way to make their way back to me. It was annoying. Also the green landscape is so beautiful, i never knew something could be so green until I went to Florida! But it is so flat. You just see green flat grass everywhere! California on the other hand is not humid, not too green, and not flat. There are so many dimensions to California. This is what makes California so much better in my eyes. You could be up in the snowy mountains at 9am and be down at the beach at 11am. You could be snowboarding at one hour, and be surfing the next. California is just beautiful and there is so much to do. From the walk of fame, to the Santa Monica pier, if you have time and money you will never be bored in Southern California. Also we have beautiful weather, with nice night breezes, and warm sunshine. California is also unnecessarily expensive, why it will cost me up to 1800 for a two bedroom apartment is beyond me. Also we have wildfires, and bears come to our back yard (although if you ask me, they're so cute!!) The taxes are also up the roof, and we have SO MUCH DAMN TRAFFIC. It has taken me about 2 hours to drive 30 miles. It is ridiculous. Our roads are much bigger than Floridas too, but we just have that many more people living here. Also, all the famous people live here, and depending on who you ask it could be a blessing or a curse. End of story: California is just more diverse in landscape and culture, as to where Florida is a lot more affordable and humid. :)

[@cody7378]

Mellisa Alvarez florida is trash full of mosquitos alligators an hurricans

[@ilovemycooperwooper]

If you're a local in florida, the humidity really isn't all that bad.

[@adrianajaimes8632]

Marvel Fan at least my state doesn’t have weird ass crimes going on 😂

[@questionable803]

@@cody7378 there's literally only alligators in the everglades.

[@questionable803]

Yes but Florida has terrible traffic too and we have a lot of celebs, such as Ariana Grande!

[@HalifaxHercules]

While both California and Florida are known for being progressive Southern and "Sun Belt" states, I find California to be better as their terrain is rugged, their climate is similar to Europe and Northern Africa's Mediterranean coasts, and their population is well diverse and cosmopolitan. I also like California better as it has a rugged terrain. Only bad thing about California, especially Greater Los Angeles, are their cost of living is very expensive.

[@kingsuperman947]

Florida is better the weather, Beaches, Things to do, Theme parks, it's safer, and the air is cleaner.

[@christinedorman3383]

California southern? I don't think so.

[@GOTIFILMS]

+ Runningly u on every damn video too, just like king superman lol

[@kingsuperman947]

Kengara Ogoti ok and??

[@kingsuperman947]

***** truuu

[@bruno3x_canecorso819]

I been to both I prefer Florida . Cali has all that traffic and to coast of living is high af

[@RogerioCampanhol]

Seriously, I was surprised when I realized you're from Brazil. Your English is just perfect. I lived in the U.S. for a few years, back in the '90s. I can't wait to go back there and speak as smooth as you do. I'm researching about where to live in Florida by the way. Any tip would be very appreciated. Thank you.

[@mathbrooo]

The high temperature for Winter:70, Spring: 90, Summer: 999, Fall: 89. Seriously it was 70+ °F in winter

[@barbatvs8959]

I lived in Florida most of my life. Never been to California except in Burnout 2, a racing video game. California's better. You guys got more Asians, more Mexicans, more Muslims.... in other words more exotic people; you actually have variation in topography, you don't have this damn humidity, you're next to the most epic ocean there is, and if it is more windy that is a plus for sure. I once saw a video asking people what country they were from, and one guy said: "California." So a commenter said: "Yup. He's from California!" lol

[@barbatvs8959]

So I have to go to North Korea to say it stinks there?

[@barbatvs8959]

How do I know that North Korea stinks if I haven't been there? You said yourself I "can't say something about a place you have to be there."

[@barbatvs8959]

I've seen footage of the place, just as I have seen footage of California.

[@barbatvs8959]

If footage doesn't matter, why would your claim that Florida is better matter?

[@laylaxoan4620]

the number 2 religion in fllorida is islam,,,,

[@ryanmorray7382]

I used to think California was hands down the better out of the two, but I'm really split between the two after watching this. I've not been to either state, but I have friends I know in California and Florida, and they actually seem to think the other state is better. Here's what my Californian friend said is good about living in California: -Palm Trees. He wasn't very specific, he just sent a picture of the Palm Trees on a boulevard. Tbh they do look very pretty. -The Californian Landscape. Unlike Florida, which is just beaches in the South and swamps in the North, California has a very beautiful picturesque landscape extending past just its beaches. If you head into Northern California, you can find some breathtaking forests, and head into Central California, you'll see some beautiful mountains too. Florida doesn't have this. It's either beaches, swamps or beachy-swamps. -The weather. In California, the “worst” season is when it rains, which is literally just a couple of days in March and April. Also, if you suffer from SAD, California may be just the place for you, as there really is no winter in California. It's always sunny. -The lifestyle. Hands down, California has the most going on, and all of its liveliness is spread out through the state, which can't really be said for many other states, with the exception of Texas. The Californian people are really energetic, and it sure isn't a place for people who like to take things slower. -Never far from anything. As I said, with the exception of Texas, California has its attractions and services spread out, which can't be said for a place like New York or Illinois, which is all centered around one or two cities. Everything is close, you can be at the coffee shop in 5 minutes or among rolling hills in 10 minutes. You can be in the mountains or the beach in about an hour.You can be at Disneyland (by car) by at least 7 hours from anywhere in the state. Everything you could imagine is quite literally at your fingertips. -Hollywood. And it's not just that! There's Beverly Hills, Century City, Laguna, etc. California is a big, big state. And California is practically self-sufficient, if it were a country, it would be the 7th biggest economy in the world after France. The “Valley” of Northern California there is a ton of agriculture, cows, horses, farm life, sunsets etc. Now, here's what my friend from Florida said what it's like living there -It is hot and sunny most days. As well as just being more pleasant, this means that you can plan an outdoor event knowing that the weather is likely to be good. -No state taxes to pay. The Sunshine State doesn't tax you, so you just have federal taxes to worry about. -Lots of world class beaches and state parks to enjoy. Plus even if you live inland, because of the shape of the state the beach is never far away - you can usually venture out to the coast and be back on the same day, whereas living on the Nevada-California border, it would take you longer. Much longer. -A great place for yachting, sailing, diving, swimming, or going for a cruise, thanks to the warm weather and scenery. Plus there is surfing too, of course. -A great place for outdoor sports, such as golf and tennis. There are lots of high quality facilities and the weather means that you can play pretty much all year round. -Lots of theme parks (for example: Disney, Universal Studios and Busch Gardens) and leisure/recreational venues for all the family. There's never any reason to get bored in Florida. -Plenty of interesting and exotic animal life. My friend just says don't be surprised if there's a gator in your yard. She says there kind of like the Racoons of Florida, just much more vicious and reptile-like. -Lots of springs, rivers, and lakes to explore. Plus there's the Florida Everglades. -The state is cosmopolitan with a very mixed population - lots of different groups and types of people of all ages. Perhaps only New York or California has a greater cultural diversity. -You can buy a new home for a relatively cheap price in many parts of Florida. The cost of living is relatively low in much of the state (though not everywhere). You can grow oranges and grapefruit in your own yard. Now, here's the cons of California: -Too many people. There are far too many people. -Earthquakes. Don't be surprised if your house starts shaking, especially if you live in the San Fransisco Bay area, every now and then. You don't know if it's just a tremor or all hell is about to break loose sometimes. -Hollister douchbags. Yeah, this is what my friend said. Hollister douchebags, people who are rich and hip and won't shut up about it. These people are often the ones who give 'Liberal California' it's bad reputation. -The cost of living. If you’ve heard that it’s expensive to live in California, then you heard correctly. My friend lives about an hour from San Francisco, and he says the cost of living is still ridiculous. We said he cries a little inside for how far money goes in most other states. -It's really dry. Like, really dry. Some humidity wouldn't hurt you know. Also, most of South California is just inhospitable desert. -Family. If your extended family is not in California with you, then this is a huge, huge con. Not only is California so large, it's the fact that once you've moved there, you normally stay there. Apparently, many people just go so attached to the Californian way of living, they don't want to leave, even though they could get a much cheaper place near where their family lives. My friend in California originally comes from Illinois, but in the nine years he's lived in California, he's only been able to see them twice. If you want a fresh start, I guess this isn't really a con, but you'll rarely get to see your family if you move here. And the cons of Florida: -The heat and humidity can be oppressive, especially during the Summer months. Even if you are in the shade, you still sweat. -The weather can turn nasty sometimes. It rains a lot and it rains heavily. Thunderstorms can knock out your electric, and lightning strikes are very common. Hurricanes can be disruptive and destructive if they come near you. My friend says 5-minute rainstorms are pretty common -Florida is completely flat. It can make driving around tedious and if you like mountains, hills and valleys, this state is not for you. -Lots of bugs everywhere, some of them very large in size. The roaches and the fruit flies are a real nuisance and you have to be scrupulously tidy when cooking or dealing with food. There are also snakes, spiders and scorpions to contend with, as well as hordes of bloodthirsty mosquitoes. -Some areas of Florida can be very touristy and over-commercial, especially the Orlando area. -The state's population is exploding and placing an increasing strain on things like infrastructure and natural resources, such as water. -Very little public transport, you have to drive everywhere. The only land travel alternative to the car is the buses, which offer only a very minimal service in most places. -You don't really get four seasons. It just gets less hot and humid in the Winter. If you like to experience the progression of Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter, you might be disappointed. -South Florida suffers from high crime rates and a very high cost of living in some places, whilst North Florida isn't much better, basically swamps with gator-hunting rednecks. They're practically Alabaman folk. And without triggering everyone with the one thing you seemingly can't talk about on the Internet without getting raped *cough* *cough* politics *cough* they do tend to overturn South Florida's opinions, and make poor decisions for the state overall... Jeb Bush. That's all I'm saying. Jeb Bush. -Bad drivers. The roads are generally good, but there is a lot of low quality, unsafe, and crazy driving that goes on. In California, people tend to be a bit more cautious. -Hurricanes. And with climate change on the rise, they're only going to get worse. If things continue, Florida will be entirely underwater by 2090. In conclusion, I think I'd overall rather live in California, although there are some things about Florida I much prefer. Take away all the overpopulation, rich douchebags and high cost of living from California, and all the over-humidity, bugs and snakes, high crime and strange news stories from Florida, and you've got yourself 2 pretty decent states.

[@cody7378]

Ryan Morray do u really think im gonna read all of that

[@anonymouslyanonymous5987]

Really, most of California is desert??? The more proper term is arid, but only Imperial, Riverside, San Bernardino, Inyo, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Kern have deserts, that's like only 7 out of 57 counties in California that have deserts.

[@js8430]

Yeah she is probably from SoCal so that’s why

[@699CHIP]

You're downplaying the humidity here. It's so humid that it makes the heat absolutely unbearable. You cannot be outside for long periods of time, and even for short periods of time you'll be sweating so much you'll look like you got rained on. Also don't go out at night without mosquito spray else there won't be a part of your body that isn't bitten.

[@dotfira4112]

I have been able to be in the Florida heat for HOURS even in the summer in fact at this point I'm almost adapted to the climate

[@ashlynngonzalez1064]

Where I live in FL we can choose paper or plastic bags and we have lot of recycling programs and stuff.

[@Jenndalmau]

I lived in florida (miami) for a whole year, and I'm trying to move to california since I've heard is the best for living but they said they were more expensive in california. Idk, I think I may like more Los Angeles then FL since I've heard so many PROS about it, the only bad about it is they are more expensive.

[@gabek1225]

+Jenn' Dalmau Lived in florida all my life ( miami, west palm, ft lauderdale, dayton beach) and I recently moved to Cali (LA). Its more expensive but your salary is higher. IN SIMPLY CALI IS WAY WAY BETTER IN ANY WAY. And thats coming from a Native !!

[@floridaredneck4959]

Jenn' Dalmau and that's why there the state with the most homeless

[@Acanofalconpunch]

@@gabek1225 4 years later. Have you moved back to Florida 😂

[@nemamodgeddi5338]

Visit a few times then move.

[@raylindert4432]

St. Petersburg FL!!! 🌴😊🌴

[@ilovemycooperwooper]

Florida keys have the most beautiful beaches period.

[@lextacy2008]

no , if you call rocky cliffs beaches like a Boston coast you are insane

[@thevloggamersjoel5244]

Best fishing area easy

[@NonnofYobiznes]

No girl, California isn't "a dessert"... the SE part of the state is a dryland, but in no way that means the state is a dessert... Some of the world's most fertile soil in the world is in the San Joaquin Valley in central California. The Sierra Nevada mountains are home to the tallest trees in the world and some very cool, even cold weather during the summer. The Northern part of the state receives more precipitation on average than most of the country, almost as much as WA and OR. When you're back to CA, you should travel throughout the state so you see all of this. Btw, come back soon, we miss you.

[@ScorpioBornIn69]

+Nonnof Yobiznes It is desert in interior southern and central California. Must of forgotten about Death Valley.

[@ChunkyBunny2]

+Nonnof Yobiznes It is desert...

[@NonnofYobiznes]

You guys need to travel more... it's funny how you think that driving through San Bernardino County makes you an experienced traveler in the area.

[@ChunkyBunny2]

+Nonnof Yobiznes A desert by definition is an area that gets little precipitation. Cali is in a drought, so yes, it is a desert.

[@NonnofYobiznes]

ChunkyBunny2 Wow, I thought you'd come up with a more intelligent argument... but no offense... but you really are stupid. Stop wasting my time... and do some traveling... idiot.

[@imfeelingkwerty4765]

This is coming from a south Floridian btw We put Christmas lights on palm trees

[@100aventador]

Florida has 2 different types of people. Cubans (Miami). And everyone else (everywhere else)

[@jtp1997]

California is way better than Florida. We got beaches, mountains, desert and home to the best sports teams and amusement parks

[@hkay12307]

True!

[@hkay12307]

What other state are you able to drive from the beach, to the mountains, and to the desert in all less than an hour.

[@ShiestyBandicoot]

as far as beaches we have the best and what are you taking Florida is known for amusement parks We have Disney World Not Land and we have MORE amusement parks than California anyways as far as mountains you can find mountain hiking trails in Florida if you want

[@hkay12307]

+AceOf Spades we have a ton of amusement parks too. California is way more scenic than Florida too. California and Florida have totally different beaches for different people. California has great surfing beaches such as Huntington Beach and Newport. We also have scenic beaches such as Laguna and Malibu. Florida has lay back beach with warm water but that's about it. We also have a few islands off our coast that such as Catalina Island which has crystal clear water. I'm not saying Florida is a bad state, I just believe that California is better.

[@hkay12307]

+Gamer TV Nothing could ever come close to California.

[@mushroomcloud1]

One more Florida advantage. Southern Hospitality.

[@GeographicScholar]

I've been to California, and I can confirm what you've said in terms of what Los Angeles is like. Part of the reason Los Angeles is rather dry is because of the cold ocean water in a relatively low latitude. Now, if you go to the far Northern California, that is one of the rainiest places in the USA.

[@julianaselem]

GeographicScholar I know! I've lived in San Francisco for a while and the weather up there is completely different from that in LA and even that of other cities in the Bay Area. I like this quote: "The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco" haha

[@GeographicScholar]

Juliana Selem Oh yes, that famous quote from Mark Twain. It's a bit of an exaggeration, but I get what he's saying. San Francisco doesn't get very warm during the summer. Even Seattle, the northernmost large city of 500,000+ people gets warmer in the summer than SF. However, the warmest part of the year for SF is in September. The Bay Area is an example of "banana belts". One can go from one part of San Francisco city to the other side of the city and temperatures will vary by a few degrees. I look at all of this from a geographer's perspective.

[@donchatti7272]

I live in Pacific Beach, San Diego, and LA (Santa Monica) is nothing like SD,.. all through up to Jan it was 70-60 year round with high barely hitting over 90, it's only rain less than 10x this year, I know family who visit from LA just for the weather,... Water temp isn't freezing at coldest 50 and warmest 70, it's January and water is at 65 today

[@shadydrama2063]

I honestly think both states are wonderful

[@breakingcycles741]

Exactly. They both have positives and negatives. I'm currently living in FL but I'd love to venture out to CA someday and explore it.

[@primonter6215]

Breaking Cycles Same here but i’m from California

[@gogogetter]

Love your video it was so informative and unbiased! Your accent is gorgeous!

[@julianaselem]

T-rex Ashlee Thank you! :)

[@sillysuperkid8709]

I like California better than Florida. California's weather is better.

[@ScorpioBornIn69]

+Silly Super Kid Its the dry heat there.

[@youtubelover5866]

Ammu Nitionz you don't tell people what to do.

[@beccat822]

Ammu Nitionz 2K6 no u

[@tamaseonidontknowalastname2470]

Okay I would love to see you say that to the fires and the mudslides

[@ilovemycooperwooper]

I like FL better but yeah, thats true lmao

[@09makena]

I'm a native Californian. I moved to NW Florida almost 2 years ago. Huge difference here. We lived by the beach in California and were always there. But, rarely ever wore bathing suits. And I never went in the water, just my feet. Here, in the summer we are always in the water. So warm. It rarely rained in southern Cali and here (except now) in Florida it rains so much and it can be gone so quickly. People are more polite here. Kids actually say Ma'm and Sir in every sentence. Bad bad bad part is no In n Out. No hamburger in Florida will EVER live up to my In n Out.

[@hashtheduck]

I have always wanted an in n out in florida i have always lived here IS IT GOOD?

[@marierika2012]

California is just gorgeous! The weather is the best in the country. The dramatic scenery, the clifs and hiking trails trough the redwoods. The life in the city full of amenities from San Diego to Sacramento. Florida Is also beautiful, is hot and humid but that's why everyone has AC. The beach is warm and some areas like Pensacola has white sand so pretty! Both states are pretty amazing. Cali is very expensive too live but also the pay is higher. Florida Is not cheap but less expensive but good luck finding work that pays.

[@davlor86]

Also winters in California are so much colder.

[@ScorpioBornIn69]

+davlor86 Depending where you're at. High up in the mountains it snows and gets quite cold indeed.

[@davlor86]

ScorpioBornIn69 anywhere, San Diego is so much colder on winter than Miami, for actually it'd be like freezing for them

[@DannyBeatz01]

+davlor86 Totally depends on were you are in Cali. I lived in Cali and Florida. Florida gets very very very cold at night during the winters. Cali has higher elevations than Florida, so there are a lot of places that snow. But usually those places have snow year round. San diego is hot all of the time...

[@davlor86]

Dan Anime Well, if you mean a Florida city like Tallahassee then i agree, it can get really cold on winter. And San Diego hot all the time?? definitely not true, san diego can be even kind of "coldish" on summer and during winter temperatures can reach 40°, specially on mornings.

[@DannyBeatz01]

davlor86 I lived in Miami and Tampa, they we're both Cold at night and in the mornings from October to march. But this was years ago, shit even northern states are experiencing warm winters. Places like Ohio and Michigan are having 60 degree winters. That's been happening for the past few years...

[@CrazyGreek80]

I've lived in California and FL and California is way better!

[@ScorpioBornIn69]

+Steve Kioussis Florida beaches though are far more stunning, clear turquois waters on the gulf side with snow white sand and not to mention much warmer water averaging 25-30 degrees warmer. Never needing a wet suit

[@luisllorens70]

The thing about California now is that its not as good if you want to raise a family.

[@suckmyspaghettimonster4603]

Florida's better😁

[@austingross8567]

+Steve Kioussis Florida has better sports teams

[@darkplatinum2362]

+Space Face CA has way more to offer and makes FL boring. Please sit down. You don't even know.

[@CarolWalker]

I l❤️ve Cali 💗💗💗💗💗

[@lynndurbin9476]

Eat the food because the refrigerator is off because all of the electricity is off! I found that out, an apartment without a recycle program!

[@Chavez787]

I returned from Miami hours ago (I'm from Chicago).. It was my 2nd time going and you're right about the humidity in FL ... One thing I'll add is that they speak a lot of spanish in Southern FL (mainly MIA) and I mean a lot.. I speak spanish so I'm ok with it lol

[@fafylevita]

I living in los angeles, california but my sister living in Miami, in my opinion i prefer California

[@cody7378]

Fafi Salles Levita wassup cali i went to high school in torrance

[@marierika2012]

Miami is horrible to live...I worked there for years i hated the traffic. LA is bad too with traffic but is much more attractive. Love the people in Cali better...

[@randomguy7624]

Move to south Florida and stay for about 2 years, you’ll get used to it

[@tebankz1114]

@@randomguy7624 Nah fam

[@user-gw5eo9jb6b]

@@tebankz1114 Have you ever been to Florida tho? ;-;

[@annaki525]

Native southern Californian here

[@rickm2087]

Runningly Plays hell no the humidity is terrible over there fuck that never visiting florida again

[@mattc2651]

Rick James but you guys got cold ass beaches and in Florida we have warm beaches😂😂😂

[@ADAMan123]

Sometimes when it's hot you kinda WANT cold water, but okay.

[@fortnitexminecraftclips525]

Lmfao she’s obviously been to California once. Not even half way in the video and it’s all lies. California is high mountains and farmland. Only the south east is deserted in California

[@GoogleAccount-nj4rn]

Well California is most known for cities, but I agree she needed to mention that more. Yeah beaches are pretty cool, but that’s also a very important fact.

[@soundcheck2k7]

Wanna know the difference? We're a southern state, the gunshine state. We're probably one of the most legally armed states in the nation.

[@mickeymelendez1605]

I live 11 years in Miami fl. And 2 year and SD California, you didn't say anything about customer service in driving behavior, it's way better in California 🤗

[@julianaselem]

Agreed!

[@biancaborjao6717]

Ai, é milhões de vezes melhor ver videos de uma brasileira falando ingles!adoro seus videos!😊

[@projectjason9708]

I love Florida lived there my hole life 🐊

[@qxpn9220]

What part?becuase homestead is boring af

[@projectjason9708]

+Izaai TV boynton beach

[@qxpn9220]

+Jasonpvppro A oh ok if you visit homestead it's lame af

[@projectjason9708]

+Izaai TV oh

[@billygross7962]

If you lived in Florida your whole life then you dont know any better? Have to try other places before you can make a judgement

[@evahlia8943]

Seems like Florida wins! YAY i'm going to move to Tampa FL in 2017!! SO exited:)!!

[@JonasNielsen]

Fullistick Living did you move?

[@dennismedina4338]

Did u move ?

[@Icybubba]

Did you move?

[@PaypeBoi]

k k did you move?

[@andres6279]

Davion Williams it’s cool I lived there for almost 10 years and I still live there, great place

[@electronicscaos]

I believe the deal with plastic bags is because in Miami there is many brazilians, and here in Brazil we are used to get plastic bags everywhere when we buy something (for "free").

[@chialeendrums]

To be honest, I’ve been living in Florida ever since I was little. I was born here and grew up here as well and I got to say, it’s great here in Miami. I don’t care if other states hate Florida but I love it here! The sunny weather and the beaches :) Any Floridians?? And Florida has Publix lol 👌🏻

[@eltoya9216]

I love Florida and Miami 😊 been here for years

[@eduatorsaz]

California isn't all desert. lol It's mainly a Mediterranean climate not a desert climate.

[@eduatorsaz]

+Runningly Bro look up Yosemite National park and the Redwood Forest. To name a few. lol

[@eduatorsaz]

+Eduardo Torres Oh and Mediterranean climate, look it up as well. It'll be better than me trying to explain it through a comments section.

[@eduatorsaz]

+Runningly Also California has more than one desert.

[@romaneightnine478]

Runningly Plays *cough cough* Yosemite *cough cough* it doesn’t even snow in Florida *cough cough*

[@elio_fay]

Why you should move to California: *fLoRidA mAn*

[@shadyd360]

I don't see anything wrong with the Florida man part I mean its the best

[@GabbyMStratton]

Haha I've lived in Florida all my life and all of it is very true 😂 especially with the plastic bags! omg in my garage I have a basket FULL of plastic bags from grocery shopping

[@julianaselem]

Gabby Valladares right? I didn't know what to do with all those bags, so I used them in this video! LOL

[@MarianaLukyanova]

+Juliana Selem Right

[@kevinvreeland541]

+Juliana Selem take them to the grocery store, publix has a bag recycle bin out front. you can take toxic household goods (paint, batteries, oil...) to the local county landfill, check your local recycling program. I'm near west palm and we have a mixed stream recycling program.

[@MarianaLukyanova]

Juliana Selem​ I love that

[@davidw5380]

Same here

[@rajeevsharma7160]

I felt good being in Miami more than anywhere else. It's a place i feel like belonging too. And Tropical weather, green roads, green neighborhood, peacocks on the street, well kept roads and the green lawns, good beaches. All of that feels better in miami than california.

[@otterdccaptain9229]

The party is during the hurricane. Beaches in Florida explained: West Coast: Gulf of Mexico. East Coast: Atlantic Ocean. The Keys: (North to South): Atlantic Ocean and Strait of Florida. Then....the winner of them all...PUBLIX! Now I want a PubSub

[@jamesmeredith8049]

Man, I have earbuds in and her "s's" are KILLING me.

[@donjuan130]

When oceans rise Florida will be the first to go.

[@drgnzadiel101]

we dont have winter in Florida. we RARELY hit 40s (central florida). usually 60s. summer is 90+. when i was younger (im 29 now) we put cold or wet items in a plastic bag within the paper bags because the paper bags would get soggy and break from underneath. but only for those said items. you can still bring your reusable tote bags to save on plastics or paper. most dont recycle because its all sorted out at the dump. but some neighborhoods do have recycle bins (i do). its always humid. the beach isnt that beautiful blue further up the coast of florida (cocoa and daytona). its very brown and ugly. in central florida, we shrug off hurricanes. the most is getting a full tank of gas to not eal with the spike later. if you watch any sort of weather, youll see why. and this juliana woman is just so cute lol

[@Twintalk2017]

Native Floridian aka (floridiot). Living in Florida for the past sixteen years I've 1. never heard us as being apart of the Carribian. 2. I have to correct her on us not being an "un-enviormental friendly state." we do care for our state. In westchase which is 15 minutes away from Tampa International, you have to recycle. Every house comes with a blue recycling bin. While I'll agree we should be more careful to our state, we don't completely neglect it.

[@Matt-px7yy]

idk why people complain about FL heat 70% of the sates have over 80 degrees 2/3 of the year

[@davidnissim9203]

Let’s see, a flat humid swamp with one season all year vs a geographically diverse location with richer areas, no humidity, good scenery and cities, and more than one season? California it is!

[@nelsonvanvickle8862]

Now, now, lest we Californians be too arrogant, remember Florida DOES have wildlife, like gators and spiders and boa constrictors n' such, lol....

[@davidnissim9203]

Nelson Vanvickle Yeah, I’d rather take my chance with the lion seals and squirrels. Lol

[@sayjaibao01188]

Btw your California hair is more beautiful lol

[@hiimslepy184]

In Florida don’t even bother doing your hair because of the humidity Edit: grammar

[@ariyannnaunicornlove4444]

Probably Not I live in Florida

[@L-i-f-y-t]

She said California is a desert 😂😂

[@Michael-vr3fb]

Yes, truch me

[@SportZFan4L1fe]

Most of Southern California is Mojave desert. But it's cool though because you can be at the beach or snowboarding in the mountains or off roading in the desert all within 2-3 hours drive.

[@L-i-f-y-t]

@@SportZFan4L1fe im born and raised in northern cal and there is no desert around here.

[@SportZFan4L1fe]

@@L-i-f-y-t So what. Nobody said anything about Northern Gaylifornia.

[@L-i-f-y-t]

@@SportZFan4L1fe shut yo gay ass up😂😂

[@sauce4148]

0:50 No, winter is also almost as humid as summer in Florida. I've lived here my whole life, and whenever winter comes around, it doesn't stop me from going to the beach with just board shorts. Hate it. The winters here are hotter than summer in most places.

[@ritchienavarro2920]

I love california i only visit california during spring and summer only.

[@mestredaespiritualidade]

Amei o vídeo! Preciso de mais vídeos 'differences between..."

[@julianaselem]

Que bom que você gostou, Victória. Pode deixar que vou fazer mais vídeos assim sim. Obrigada por deixar sua sugestão :)

[@alexEMP1]

The Hurricane party thing is true 😶

[@christinedorman3383]

Yes, but hurricane parties take place DURING or before hurricanes, not after, and they are hosted by non-Floridians who think hurricanes are fun. As a native Floridian, I beg to differ. At the beginning of hurricane season, you stock up on food you will eat at some point (canned though it is) and water and then you maintain the supply throughout hurricane season--eating the food (such as chips) if it's getting ready to expire then replacing it. Then you breathe a big sigh of relief when the season's over and get on with life.

[@yasminomeally]

Florida has publix (the best grocery store ever) Florida has better weather for beaches If you hate the cold Florida is the place to be. It's humid from 7:30 pm-11:00 am

[@fireball3133]

Have you ever been to a Wegmans? They blow Publix out of the Water!

[@Anonymous-hv2zc]

California has more sidewalks smaller, smaller streets to cross. Florida has large roads and barely any sidewalks. Florida is humid and California is dry. There are mountains in California and it snows there, MEXICAN FOOD. Florida is more evergreen, the air is fresh, cheaper, and really just a suitable environment for a Californian, only, the humidity, and the slow drivers, and not the best tasting Hispanic food. this is my comparison, Plz dont be offended ,I jist need to write down

[@Loopyhead77]

florida west coast and east coast beaches are completely different. there are no waves on the west. the east has decent waves. the seaweed on the east gets out of control. the west typically has very clean water and sand. the people on the east are generally a little more rowdy and on the west they are more laid back.

[@TheMusicvideoVEVO]

Jesus loves you and He made both of those places and He desires for you to turn to Him! :)

[@firelord5926]

jesus sounds thirsty.

[@TheMusicvideoVEVO]

FIRE LORD Jesus wants followers. He loves every soul with all His heart, He created every person and desires for them to turn to Him.

[@heidizee1]

Did anyone else notice how on the thumbnail, Florida looks like a gun? jussss sayin

[@serenitatem]

HEIDI ZEE yeah because thats literally just the shape of florida...

[@RealDexterMidnight]

@@serenitatem and we love guns ;)

[@dancingdoungnut]

Cali all the way brah

[@kingsuperman947]

nah Florida everyday

[@dragonballzmanish]

KING SUPERMAN nah to hot lol

[@dragonballzmanish]

TheGamerGuys yea boi

[@kingsuperman947]

Salvador Lee thats a stupid excuse cuhhh

[@kingsuperman947]

TheGamerGuys Tampa all the way

[@filipecrosk]

Hey Juliana, nice video. Your english is very fluently, I came to San Diego to study english but before I stayed for some days in Tampa/FL and I miss this warm ocean hehe

[@julianaselem]

Thanks for your comment, Filipe! So, you know what I'm taking about! haha San Diego is such a nice city. I'm sure the cold ocean won't be a big issue for you :)

[@airbornestud3007]

Yep, florida doesn't have that mandatory emissions check or recycling like California yet the air in florida is clear & cleaner beaches...hmmm

[@hermy3827]

FLORIDA IS THE BEST

[@victordelacruz6343]

It's obvious California is better den floor they may not have good beaches but if you go to the south it is awesome we may have earthquakes but they have hurricanes we have celebrities and mountains they don't have to mountains they are a flat state we also have snow over there to like hot weather and beaches but I also like the snow where the one who came up with the movies it may be expensive but that means we get paid a lot of money were nicer over here it's more fun and adventurous we have recycling program and they don't use more cool jobs over here than Overthere Florida is just a vacation state I love vacation but I don't like it to be in vacation for a long time California's better who agrees

[@victordelacruz6343]

+Runningly have you been to Cali it's way better they may have better beaches but that's it

[@JungleListSoldier]

California has a higher minimum wage but also a very high state income tax. The minimum wage in Florida is only $8.05 an hour but there is NO state income tax and things are cheaper. At the end of the day I think a low income earner would have an easier time in Florida.

[@victordelacruz6343]

+Runningly I'm okay with a tropical states but Im not OK with living in a tropical state we're nicer and remember this East coast is beast coast and West coast is the best coast

[@Icybubba]

In California you can get thrown into jail for misgendering someone at a nursing home. Nah I am good in Florida

[@hashtheduck]

At least we have school in florida. :/

[@jimkirk989]

0:57 she looked cuter on the California side, but sexier on the Florida side!

[@KorbisGaming]

I can see she tried to give both sides a shot but let's face the truth. She like Cali more since she's lived there longer

[@BarefootVlogger]

No comparison. Florida all the way. My vids speak for themselves.