Ohio vs Florida - why are so many people moving from Florida to Ohio [Living in Columbus]

[@joettadefrancesco709]

Leaving Tallahassee for Ohio in about a week. No alligators, no fire ants, no hurricanes, better house for less money, nice soft grass, fireflies and 4 seasons. All awesome reasons to leave

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thanks for the comment! Let’s connect to find your next home!

[@kingthunda614]

@@joettadefrancesco709 welcome to Ohio

[@kingthunda614]

@@joettadefrancesco709 some people dont like it but its great seeing the seasonal changes its amazing to witness 4 different places in one year

[@maelofohio6682]

Uh... fire ants are all over, sorta a dumb reason to move too.

[@jjoutback]

It ain't all rainbows.....don't forget the Ohio mud season that lasts 3 months of the year.

[@lisacaroline76]

I grew up in Florida. We moved to Ohio in 1995. I love Ohio!!!

[@Twizzledoc187]

Stay warm up there. I did the opposite. Grew up in Ohio and moved to Florida. Don’t miss those grey skies and frigid temps

[@LyricalMother]

I love Ohio. The winters have become mild. We have all the major sports. We also love all the parks. It is also cheaper to live there. Fall is so nice in Ohio. We also have a couple of islands on the lake. Go Ohio

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Great comment!

[@shamrockshawtty]

It's not cheap anymore.

[@JustJanitor]

Lived in the St Pete/Tampa Bay area for 20ishyears. Lived in Wesley chapel/Zephyrhills area for 3ish years. Me and my wife are currently looking to move to Ohio, bring on the cold 😎👍.

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

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[@Twizzledoc187]

You’ll be in for a shock. I moved from Ohio to Florida. People think they can handle winter until reality hits them. When it’s *MAY* and you’re still dealing with occasional days of 35° it gets old.

[@southfieldtrill9690]

35 degrees is nothing, especially without the wind blowing😂

[@Crottinger]

Central Ohio is in the bottom five percent in the world for sunshine. We have 2 seasons. Hot humid summers and cold and gray rainy days the rest of the year.

[@Twizzledoc187]

@@southfieldtrill9690keyword, “the month of May”. It shouldn’t be 35° in May!!

[@donak2773]

Ohio is awesome the weather isn’t even that bad

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Agreed!

[@Twizzledoc187]

It’s HORRIBLE from October - May. You’ll rarely see any temps above 60° for 6-7 months per year. Screw that!

[@diodelvino3048]

As someone whos looking to move to Cbus from Florida, you are VERY spot on. The population is mostly focused on the coasts and Orlando area , and since those are the actual places people WANT to visit , during tourist season the population feels like it doubles and traffic becomes horrible from Late October to Late March. People think "Floridians are bad drivers" when its just a bunch of transplants. Youre also right about North Florida being way more spread out, North Florida IS "THE SOUTH". Housing in Columbus is more affordable and reasonable than ANY and i mean ANY city in Florida that has decent paying jobs. Good video

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thank you for the insight and the remarks! If you need any help with your relocation, reach out!

[@NikonChicFL]

Drivers have gotten significantly worse, more accidents since after covid….

[@jimslancio]

I grew up in Cleveland, lived in South Florida for close to a decade, and spent most of my adult life in California. When I retired, I wanted affordability and cultural amenities. I didn't want a lot of pestilential heat and humidity, or the threat of devastating hurricanes. As a retiree, I can deal with just staying indoors if it's cold and snowy. Cleveland over Florida was the clear choice. In four years, not a minute of regret.

[@buckeye8480]

Moved from Ohio to Florida and couldn’t imagine living in Ohio again. Weather in Ohio is terrible for us. From hot summer to brutal cold with very little good days in the spring and fall. Always raining, dark gray weather all winter, everything looks dead. Florida - few hot months for amazing weather the rest of the year. We still haven’t had the heat on this fall and sleeping with the windows open. Fishing and outdoor activities all year, foods amazing, wildlife is awesome to see. So much life everywhere. It’s just clean and refreshing. Sunshine really does something good for you. Although I do consider both states home. You were correct with housing cost but that’s just been since covid. I also couldn’t imagine living in Orlando, Tampa or Miami. Just too many people. Both states have plenty to offer just depends what your looking for. Take care!

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thanks for the insight and comment!

[@XenoRaptor-98765]

There one other reason why people are moving to Ohio. The Rust belt is the safest place in the U.S.A from climate change. Because the Rust belt has the Great Lakes up in the north and the Appalachian mountains at east and south.

[@kaisailor1]

I also left Florida after 20 years and moved back to my home state of Ohio. Best decision I ever made. It's nice to be back in a small town, and winter wasn't really bad at all. I enjoyed it actually. Autumn is the best and summer here hasn't been very hot at all. Florida was okay when I was younger and it wasn't so expensive, and I do miss the ocean. But I can always go for a visit. I don't miss all the code enforcement, cops and southern courts...and hurricanes. It's really nice to be home.

[@JohnLane-m5s]

I have lived in Orlando for the last ten years, and I moved back to Ohio in October. Florida is ungodly hot in the summer. It's like living inside your mouth. It's like taking a shower and not drying off all summer. Traffic in Orlando was horrible. People are rude. There is no sense of community, and no one knows how to drive. I do miss the theme parks and driving 80 mph everywhere. Lol. Not to mention, i made out like a bandit on selling my house down there! Good luck if you choose to move there.

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thanks for the insight!

[@Damon-qt3fw]

I lived in Ohio and fled to Florida. Ohio weather was horrible. Always gray, winters were brutal, and just not enjoyable. The cost of living in Ohio, at that time, was the only appeal. I moved to FL and never looked back.

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thanks for the comment! Ohio isn't for everyone for sure!

[@johndooley661]

The culture and bland people and old obese overweight uneducated folk is why i prefer Cali . Cali is expensive but you get what you pay for.

[@Twizzledoc187]

Same! I left Ohio for Florida in 2017. Winter sucks in Ohio.

[@BlueHorse22]

try New England on for size. Winter is 7 months@@Twizzledoc187

[@southfieldtrill9690]

​@@Twizzledoc187Softy it barely even snows😂

[@turnerruma5977]

I live in Columbus Ohio and have been to Florida multiple times. The cost of living in Ohio is better, and the risk from natural disasters is significantly less than Florida. I am happy here in Columbus Ohio. The insurance for homes is cheaper in Ohio too.

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thanks for the comment!

[@turnerruma5977]

@@LivinginColumbusOhio614 I love watching your channel because I enjoy hearing what others think of Columbus. in the past 5 years Columbus has grown, and there are more things to do.

[@kingthunda614]

@@turnerruma5977 welcome

[@ericgerber7873]

I did the opposite...relocated to FL from OH. Biggest perks are no state income taxes, no snow, lifestyle of being on the water, and lower property taxes. That said, insurance is insanely expensive and the summer has been ungodly hot. Oh...and it sucked taking the trash out recently and a 4 ft snake was hanging out in the garbage can waiting for me to open the lid. Pros and cons to both. I love columbus still and Brad is largely on point...great place to live and raise a fam!

[@romanhollow2985]

Worst drivers in America in Florida. Falling apart in so many ways.

[@jondough4116]

You obviously haven't lived in Ohio lately like Florida many many transplants..

[@juliehrico91]

I've lived in Florida for 26 years and it feels like it just gets hotter and hotter every year. The cost of living is so high, especially here in Naples. There are high rises going up in every direction because of the amount of people that have moved here, especially post Covid. The "winter" here is the only nice time of the year, but that only lasts 3 months or so. The rest of the year feels like you're walking into an oven and the humidity makes you feel sticky as soon as you step outside. My job is offering a move to Columbus, OH with a nice relocation bonus and I don't have to think twice. I'm so excited. My dad lives in Cincinnati and I've always thought Ohio is a nice place to live. I can't wait to experience seasons and not have to spend 60% of my paycheck on a roof over my head.

[@Twizzledoc187]

I’ve experienced seasons for over 39 years. It’s overrated. I love summer so Florida was my choice

[@yusufjohnson9357]

I moved from Ohio in 2011 for Florida, and now live in the Tampa Bay area. I would say for most people choosing to move back to Ohio, they're probably pretty weather agnostic. In other words, Sunny skies and warm winter does not matter to them. But I'm definitely not whether agnostic, and I can't stand gray skies, lack of leaves on trees and overall the gloom of 6 months of winter. I smile when I look outside and see the green leaves on the trees outside of my window in my birth month of January, as well as looking forward to the 80° this weekend in which case I probably will have a barbecue. But, if I were weather agnostic and only driven by economics, then Ohio will win. But my happiness comes from the tropics and the beauty I see in flowers, green life and trees rather than gray skies and cold days.

[@Twizzledoc187]

Very well said.

[@614x2]

I lived in Columbus for 20 years, and I now live east of Columbus in Licking County. The only con for me is winter. Everything else is a pro. Licking county is beautiful. It's perfect for suburbanites. But if you prefer urban living, Columbus metro is tough to beat.

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

@@614x2 thank you for your comment! What’s your favorite season?

[@614x2]

@@LivinginColumbusOhio614 early fall when the Buckeyes open their season.

[@Mikebaggs]

I like Cincinnati and Columbus

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Both cities are great!

[@mariocisneros911]

I heard that Florida is going to have a health, education and water problem with the increase population. They will have to raise $ and this will have to come citizens/ residents from raising taxes. Personally, I prefer Ohio..The topography, the 4 seasons and its proximity to everywhere within 1 day to many many major cities, Ottawa , Quebec ,Montreal/New York ,Philadelphia,Washington D.C./ Nashville,Memphis, Chattanooga , Atlanta / Chicago , Milwaukee , St Louis. 14:11

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thanks for the comment!

[@Betty-ub1jc]

I live in Florida for several and everything that you mentioned is NOT true.

[@mariocisneros911]

@@Betty-ub1jc I hope so first family and friends I have who emigrated (and will) there from the midwest.

[@samanthaking4360]

I'm considering moving to Columbus Ohio and the metro area

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

That is awesome! Reach out and we can help with your real estate needs!

[@fum00A]

You can't classify "Ohio Weather" . Cleveland has lake effect snow and a lot of it. Columbus does not but does have some relatively cold days in the winter. Here in Cincinnati, we don't have a lot of snow and the temperatures are a lot more moderate than most of the state. Our summers easily compete with those of sourth Florida though.

[@Waterhead]

I lived in the Tampa/Odessa/Brandon area for the majority of my life. In 2022, I left my family home in Palm Coast for cheaper rent. Rent was an average of $2k and I've paid $950-1,000 for a two bedroom apartment living in Dayton.

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Great insight!

[@zeemc2751]

Columbus, for a decent 2 bedroom apartment will run around $1,500 and up way up.😮

[@CharlieJohnson963]

❤Ohio. Love the winters and fall here

[@Twizzledoc187]

🌴Florida. Love the winters and fall here.

[@JordanSheppard-fi4po]

Ohio is better, I’m 29 and own my house, no mortgage. Good luck doing that in Florida.

[@jaycasado5029]

Ohio is not better than Florida stop it 😂

[@Photoboy1948]

I want to return to Ohio but one thing that’s stopping me is Ohio’s property tax rules. Here in Flori-duh our property taxes cannot go up more than 3 percent a year. I have a friend in Columbus who has seen hers double. Ohio needs to fix that now, not later. Also many municipalities in Ohio charge an income tax on top of Ohio and federal taxes. Property insurance costs in Florida, the increasingly hotter and more humid weather and snow bird traffic is what is driving people out of Florida. And it’s flat and ugly.

[@trevorstepoo8838]

I'm the opposite. I could not handle the cold. I'm from Ohio that's why I left so I moved out west to Hawaii

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

NIce! I am sure it is pretty great out there.

[@michaelcap9550]

Hope you took plenty of cash.

[@bluenergyify]

Were leaving Boca Raton Fla for Columbus Oh area in the next week. Career related. Ill miss the warm winters, and being only 5 min to the beach. However....i wont miss the cost of living here, the traffic, the rude snowbirds, the rain everyday from april thru october, the high cost of insurance, car,home and health. The high cost of gas, groceries, etc. Yes there is no income tax, howver, you will pay more out in all the above mentioned things, than what the tax in ohio is on the same salary. Example...3250 for a 2 bedroom 1 bath house (circa 1950), car insurance for 2 cars, 350 per month, rental insurance, $65 PER month, gas at 3.30, tolls to get anywhere at a decent clip, water bill is higher than electricity, electricity rates just increased by 4%. Unless you have a great career, making good money, dont think about south florida. Working retail wil lget you the hood, or tent rental. I know many who live 2 families together. Paradise is nice to visit, but not to live and go broke for. See ya soon ohio...Florida, i will visit you.

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thank you for the insight! I think this will help shed some light on some of the realities of living in Florida! Let’s connect about your move! I’d love to work together to find you a home!

[@FavoredandFlourishing]

I live in Columbus Ohio and I’m desperate to live anywhere but here. I stumbled across this video because I was looking for people who had moved to Florida from Ohio. Lol.

[@Twizzledoc187]

Me!!! I moved to Tampa from Ohio. It’s January 23, 2024 and I’m outside watching this video and it’s 76°. Tomorrow will be 80°. Summer is my favorite season and that’s the reason for moving. I hate winter. Hate hate hate hate HAAAAAATEEE winter. I’ve been living in Tampa for nearly seven years and I can honestly say that I wished I moved sooner.

[@yusufjohnson9357]

I moved here from Ohio to the Tampa Bay area, and I have not looked back. Right now I'm looking out my window at green leaves on trees. Let that sink in, I can see green leaves on trees and a blue skies right now in January. It is currently in the '70s outside and I'm looking forward to the '80s this weekend where I will barbecue and take a walk without bundling up in coats. For anyone thinking about leaving for purely economic reasons, I get it, but money is not everything, and leaving Florida for Ohio is definitely for people who are weather agnostic and can live in the complete gray of winter and be completely happy. Me I need the tropics and sunshine.

[@waynekitchen7134]

I am subscribing to your channel... Love the information 😎👍

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thank you!

[@MasonSwick-qx3jb]

Ill take winter over summer anytime!

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Agreed!

[@moa3008]

@@LivinginColumbusOhio614perhaps it’s a lack of destructive hurricanes and oppressive HOAs that have caused an exodus of people fleeing Florida to Ohio.

[@Twizzledoc187]

You couldn’t pay me enough to choose winter over summer. Daily ice scraping, driving with the windows up and no sunshine for over 6 months every year…..nope!!

[@edstringer1138]

North Florida native and still here after 52 years let me assure you more people come to Florida than are leaving ,,,

[@Twizzledoc187]

I was considering moving to Columbus Ohio back in 1998. I was in the process of obtaining a career in firefighting. Fast forward to 2025 now and I’m living in Tampa. If I had to choose between Tampa or Columbus it will have to be Tampa. Housing may be cheaper but you can’t pay me enough to deal with cold weather that lasts over 6 months. Summer is my absolute favorite season when I was living in Ohio and I was always wishing it lasted longer. Since I moved to Tampa, my “summers” are longer. Great video though. Ohio will always be “home” due to my 39 years of living there.

[@mathewrichards2713]

Winters here in Cbus can be rough and air quality can get bad sometimes during summer heatwaves But nothing here wants to eat you on the golf course

[@doc0875]

Or do both (if you can) and have a place in OH and a place in FL! Snowbird! The only thing you mentioned that really applies to my FL location is the prolonged stifling summer heat (100 days/year over 90 degrees). Most of that other stuff only applies in the traditional coastal areas and/or really big metros of FL. My taxes and cost of living are actually much higher in Columbus suburbs than FL (and no state income tax in FL as long as you live the majority time in FL!). Also, the FL homes get one of the best homestead exemptions in the US (saves on taxes and provides legal protection).

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Great insight! Thanks for the comments and giving us some context to different parts of FL, etc

[@Seibuhjira06]

Man, Florida is amazing and all with the theme parks, restaurants and beaches but, I hate living here man, like, I literally have to deal with rampant rudeness, uncomfortable hot weather daily, mosquitos every dry season, and outright just living in a huge boomer dumping ground, I used to live in Ohio starting from birth until a year later when my mom dragged my ass down here. When I graduate highschool, which I'm almost a senior btw, I'll go to trade school, get enough money, practice living on my own in Cape Coral, then move to either Virginia or back to Ohio. At least in both these states from my experience, people are kind, even in the most sketchy ass areas like Cleveland for example, both have a superior job market and full of opportunities, so it could help me, both have four seasons, have some interesting history, and have some cool cities, which Columbus is on the list of areas I'd relocate to.

[@Larant88]

In Virginia, we have the best of both worlds. We have beaches in the Virginia Beach metro, we have mountains and skiing in the blue ridge during winter and Washington D.C. is in our backyard. Plus, we have four seasons.

[@Seibuhjira06]

@@Larant88 at least it's colder up there, as long as the temperatures stay dropped for a good while then it's good, screw the fucking heat and the fucking major hurricanes jumping us coast to coast

[@TammyThomason-f8b]

I grew up in ohio but moved to florida 21 years ago. Thought at first the first few years i said i would never move back. But as of the last 3 years it changing. Its to hot. Ya winters are nice but its been to hot even in winter. You cant do anything outside. You grab your mail and your sweating. You dont see alligators that often. I had one baby alligator on my door step christmas eve. But fire ants and spiders and rattle snakes and frogs that should be in a zoo are in your yard. A house with land in florida in my area is 1 million versus 500k in ohio. Give or take. Sunshine is expensive and there a saying down here once you live here the longer you do the less you go to the beach. I loved it at first and now if i go once or twice a year. To hot the mess the crowds and shark attacks lately and algae blooms not worth it. But it beautiful. I haven’t been in the water for years though.

[@summermilligan7503]

I’m moving away from Panama City Beach, Florida because not only is this place and everything in it so EXPENSIVE!!! It’s just poor quality. There’s nothing to do here, the entire world is here on vacation all the time and because we need their money.. we put up with their stupidity and entitled behavior! Takes you 3 hours to go 12 miles down the road because everyone thinks they can make it through every yellow light. There no culture in this city at all. I have a perfect driving record and my 6-month premium is $1700. I pay $1400 for 600sq ft and construction here takes years to complete…no joke. Most holidays there’s nothing at any store because all the tourists buy us out so screw the locals… we can have the crumbs. Just saying if you want to move here fantastic… you can take my spot lol ✌️

[@yusufjohnson9357]

I am from Ohio and originally moved to Panama City when I was in the Air Force, and I can say there's a definite difference between Panama City and where I live now in the Tampa Bay. Light years different! Panama City is Alabama with palm trees, whereas where I live here in the Tampa Bay is a tropical Midwestern big city. I would definitely give this area a try.

[@matthewpadgett9526]

If they are moving to Columbus Ohio, they have to be absolutely crazy. I am desperate to get out ASAP .

[@kingthunda614]

yeah right columbus ohio is actually one of the best cities in the country lol

[@guineapig1016]

​@kingthunda614 just get a degree before you live here. The inner city has small pockets of wealthy areas. 10% wealthy 90% poor. Outskirts are 50% high middle class and 50% lower class

[@MasonSwick-qx3jb]

Columbus SUCKS. Move to Newark.

[@kingthunda614]

@@MasonSwick-qx3jb newark ohio or new jersey? lol

[@TheFreeStateOfO]

@MasonSwick-qx3jb Move to Newark. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 It's much better. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 My wife's grandmother lived in Newark - we just got her out of there. Gross. Though, they did have some good taquerias.

[@yusufjohnson9357]

It's always interesting when I hear people mention hurricanes, when on average about 28 people die because of hurricanes in the United States every year. Look up how many thousands of people die because of cold weather related incidents. From car crashes to exposure to the cold, more people die because of that weather condition in the United States than hurricanes. Things have to be put in perspective.

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

This is a great comment! I think some people just would not want to deal with that thought of it being a possibility. Also, now insurance rates are going incredibly high in Florida, people rather not risk it, etc. Not all, just some.

[@waynekitchen7134]

You need money to live here in Florida...if you don't have enough money 💰, your screwed... That's the real truth ! I live in the largest city in the United States Per a square mile which is Jacksonville Florida 😎✌️... It's very beautiful and spacious here.. but as I have said before it is extremely expensive here.... Your video deserves 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐...You hit the nail on the head ✌️😎

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thank you!

[@1thetvzone]

We're full! Especially in the 6.1.4

[@rodolfokennis7793]

22 million “residents” , not counting all the tourists that come down here that add up to the already horrible traffic . Very nice and accurate video . I can’t wait to get the heck out of here 😒. Florida is nice for the elderly, people already retired or if you’re wealthy , but for the middle working class trying to buy a home and better their financial life , is not . At least in the Orlando area the businesses depend on seasons , when there’s holidays , tourists come and there’s work for you, off season , people got back to their home state ( or country ) and everyone gets their hours cut off , everything you saved from when it was busy, you have to spend it to cover all your living costs until next peak season hits and it’s a never ending cycle . Bad state for younger people trying to succeed in life .

[@s99614]

You forgot to mention the lack of attics and basements in Florida.

[@johnhoover6717]

Definitely no basement. The homes are built on monolithic floating slabs. If you want to paint the exterior of your house just paint the lizards too and go back and touch up later after they fall off. Seriously lol.

[@jaycasado5029]

I honestly don’t know anyone in their right minds that would leave FLORIDA for OHIO though 😂

[@fum00A]

I hate the heat so I would NEVER move to Florida. That being said I have to reflect on the comment he made regarding people willing to roll the dice with respect to home owner insurance - not a good idea if the home is located in an area known for hurricanes.

[@guineapig1016]

I noticed. People need to like... not make rent go up 50%

[@olanderdecastro52]

Well, so many people are not moving to Ohio from Florida. Not sure where you get that information from. Are people that moved back to their home state because of family obligations or other economic reasons. Otherwise, statistically in 1960 when I was born there were 8 million people in the state of Florida and today we’re heading over 23 million. That does not indicate people moving out at a very large pace.

[@inmyopinion_3672]

Florida is the trailer park of America.

[@johnhoover6717]

I've been to Florida about 8 times a few were extended to remodel , flip or build homes anywhere from Clearwater to Panama. I'm not impressed. Panama would be my choice if necessary. My ex wife moved to Sarasota and after about 3 months my son said he was moving to Florida to be closer to his mother. I told my wife he'd be back in a year. He called me 6 weeks later and asked me to wire him money to come back home to Canal Winchester ohio. Im looking to buy property or flip homes in Groveport, Canal,Pickerington, Lithopolis, west Lancaster, east pickaway county.

[@MrSamBowers]

No pythons and no alligators.

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Truth!

[@lizarosa156]

The problem is overpopulation in Florida and now they are coming to Ohio cities?

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

I don't think we are getting a super large influx of people here!

[@ekimbrough1413]

They need to stay there!

[@JeffBrown-pb5qr]

Talking about Ohio w/ video of Pittsburgh?

[@thegrindeveryday9408]

Could it be ohioans moving back home?

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

There are a lot of people that tend to come back!

[@1991windsor]

I ❤ OHIO!!!

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Same!

[@sherricoffman]

ThankYou4Sharing!!! 💙 🕊 N They Legalized RecMJ Lol 😆 😂 🤣 😅 💙 🕊 MuchLove!!!

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thank you for commenting!

[@waynekitchen7134]

Everything your saying is true because I have lived there for almost 60yrs.. your right on point ☝️

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thank you for the comment!

[@shamrockshawtty]

Ohio Man > Florida Man

[@hejiranyc]

Hoo boy, a lot of copium here. I don't think there is a single person lying on the beach in Florida dreaming about Ohio.

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thanks for the comment!

[@Twizzledoc187]

This comment made me laugh😂😂😂

[@matthewmiller1882]

But dreaming about a house they can afford in Ohio u should see mine I didn’t pay shit for ..

[@Bunijoon]

Hi, that single person here. Our beaches are overrated and usually full of trash and even trashier drunk tourists. Humidity sucks ass. Rude snowbirds who can’t drive will make you hate people. Hurricanes can be annoying at best and devastating at worst. Housing and rent is getting absolutely outrageous, selling an arm and a leg to live inside a shoebox. It has its pros sure, but for myself the cons outweigh it majorly.

[@jaycasado5029]

@@BunijoonYou are apart of the 1% 😂

[@vivianlandrum8507]

Most likely not. Maybe people from New York.

[@jaycasado5029]

Not many people are leaving Florida for Ohio lol. ALOT more people are coming to Florida than the people leaving 😂 Florida just surpassed 23 MILLION residents. And the ENTIRE Northern part of Florida is considered “empty” with 85% of the residents in Florida living in Central or South Florida. The Hurricanes aren’t even that bad. Certainly gets overblown by the media.

[@matthewmiller1882]

Nobody visits Ohio unless you have family .. Florida you are getting ripped off how expensive it is .. people from Ohio move there when there old .. more I visit Florida shows me the people here kinda suck

[@detonationpyrotechnics4156]

Ohio sucks balls. It’s cold every other day and storming and eternal desert on the other days

[@roy_abhibrata1990]

Maybe just for the memes

[@kennypughcountrymusic5767]

Meth kills more in Ohio than alligators and meth in Florida. 😂

[@Oklahoman-in6ph]

Nothing in Ohio but high Taxes !

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thanks for the comment!

[@lance1625]

Ohio sounds good until you get that lovely 6-7 months of winter. Plus, don't forget that beautiful gloomy summer with rain every 3 days and wonder why people are so depressed.

[@ccrowder2155]

lol...

[@LivinginColumbusOhio614]

Thanks!