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“You’ll own nothing and be happy” is the goal.

Tried the Florida experiment for 6 years, 2017-2023. Loved my home in NE Florida, tolerated the heat of the summer, put up with the traffic and overcrowded neighborhoods, CCD and property taxes, and rude self absorbed people. However in Nov 2023 we decided it was just no longer enjoyable and an our experiment failed sold our home. Moved back home to Virginia with no regrets.

I'm leaving Florida at the end of the month. As a native, it is heartbreaking to see what has happened to the state where I grew up.

$150k is the new $65k

I was a resident of FL for 40 years and just moved to NC earlier this year for all the reasons Michael mentions. Our house was almost paid off and our household income is several six figures, but we decided we wanted to put more of our money into retirement and travel rather than a $15K homeowners insurance policy, $10K property insurance, expensive car insurance, etc. We also grew tired of the eternal summer weather and annual hurricane threat. We do not regret our decision and caution anyone considering moving to Florida to think it through very carefully!

I have a family member that purchased a small home in Central FL for under $100k for her retirement home around 2005. Fast forward to now, the value of her home has tripled (but she doesn't care, it's her forever home). But she mentions that in the last few years, the traffic and crime element has also increased, to the point that her scenic and peaceful neighborhood no longer feels that way. Homeless people begging for money outside of the grocery store, questionable new neighbors with unneighborly habits, and speeding on major roads has her not leaving her home for days on end... sad way to live in retirement. She runs into the same problem as everyone else: if she sold, where would she move? Nothing is even remotely affordable for a retiree anymore

Most Floridians are happy to hear that the mass influx we've been hit with over the past few years is turning into a mass exodus... The fast influx drove up housing costs, added mass traffic, and brought barely any new businesses/jobs, other than the vacation home rentals that littered residential neighborhoods bringing all sorts of people from everywhere with zero vested interest in the area.

Honestly this is everywhere not just Florida. The only places to live that are affordable and usually never change are places like Nebraska, Rochester - Buffalo NY area. Basically places no one wants to live.

For anyone that just watched this, he is not wrong.

The greed and dumbing down in this country has ruined the American dream. It’s depressing to think what this country will look like in 10 years.

Not so sure why we are getting so many 'move out of florida now' vids but happy for it. Time for everyone to move back. It was nice for a time..safe travels

I lived in south Florida for over 20 years and finally moved in the summer of 2023. It was the best decision I made. Everyone thought I was crazy to relocate to the Midwest and have to deal with winter but the cost of living and lifestyle is much better for me than it was in Florida. Less stress because the traffic is lighter. The salaries are better and go further since overall costs are less and I can live a more relaxed lifestyle and not worry about my rent being increased by $800 per month (yes that actually happened!). I can visit my family in FL because I have much more disposable income than I did when I was living there. Florida is NOT what it used to be.

The cost of living has skyrocketed EVERYWHERE. Not just Florida. I don’t live in Florida. My auto insurance went up 34% with no accidents or moving violations. Natural gas bills jumped by 27% Food prices are up. A small example is pint of blueberries jumped from $4.99 to $7.99. I used to have them, always. Now, I can’t justify it. It doesn’t matter where you live.

I agree about the over 75 drivers. I was riding with my mother and said "Mom, you're driving 20 mph under the speed limit. Pull over and let me take the wheel". She replied "Leave me alone, I can't see!" It was daytime. It eventually got so bad I took the keys away from her.

100 percent correct on all points. The cost of living, the insurance costs, traffic, climate change, tourists, not being able to live "the Florida life". I have also been here 20 plus years and it is definitely hotter and more dangerous here.

I find the cold and snow invigorating. My energy picks up. When I go into the wood stove heat is relaxing. Most people fear it but it's an enjoyable way to live.

I’m a retired Florida Judge and I’ve seen my county go from a nice laid back, comfortable, green paradise, where buying a house was easy and traffic was light, into a hot miserable twin of New York. Michael you tell them. Stay the F away. Joni Mitchell warned us, “They paved Paradise and put up a parking lot.” Leave!There’s plenty of room in Texas, Alabama and Georgia if you want tropical. Florida is expensive, over crowded, heavily taxed, where it’s hard to find insurance, let alone pay for it. My property tax went up from eight hundred dollars twenty years ago to nine f’ing thousand today. Remember, you were warned. This isn’t the Florida of my youth. You will regret it if you don’t believe Michael here.

I live in upstate NY. For people my way the biggest reason to love to Florida is sun and not walking outside to it being dark and a foot of snow most of the year. It’s also too expensive in upstate NY.

One thing I read about that Champlain towers collapse as a factor was, not only deferred maintenance, but so many people who upgraded their kitchens and bathrooms. Most were done with granite countertops and marble walls in bathrooms. Lots of extra weight, times all the units doing the same thing. Those properties were usually built with wood countertops with Formica or other lighter weight surfaces.

It's not just Florida...its getting unaffordable across the United States...

I met my current wife in Bradenton, Florida (1998) when I moved there from Georgia after a bad divorce and bankruptcy. After getting things in order, we moved back to Georgia in 2005 so I could get back on with the state and continue with my previous career. With our pensions and the money we expect to make in the markets we have contemplated moving back to Florida upon retirement in three years; however, after doing my research and paying attention to what's happened there over the last eighteen years, I told my wife that Florida was to risky now and that we would build our dream home here and use the money we'll save to vacation wherever we want. As of now, we pay less than $3,000 a year for insurance and taxes on a 2,900 square foot home on 1 acre of land in a well established neighborhood while having all the conveniences of shopping, restaurants, entertainment, etc, two miles away, and without the traffic! As a note, I also lived in Florida from 76-84 and everything was great, including the weather, but I can't justify living there now. This video just solidifies my decision. Thanks for keeping us informed Michael, your time and effort is truly appreciated!!!!!!

Florida will always be paradise compared to NYC and Los Angeles

That insurance rate you gave was for a mansion. I live in SW Florida in a large house on the water. No flood zone. Insurance $5000. No HOA. Love it. You get acclimated to the heat. I'm freezing if it gets below 70.

I looked into moving to Florida 4 years ago and thought housing was pretty reasonable. Earlier this year, I looked into the same places I had previously looked at housing again. Keeled over at what had happened to the price of housing. I'll stay where I'm at.

It wasn't the cost of living that made us leave Florida for the Mississippi gulf coast in 2004. It was the congestion. There are simply too many people in south Florida. Even now, when I go back down there, my first thoughts are, "This is so beautiful, why did we ever leave?" and, then driving on completely congested roads, taking an hour to go ten miles, in bumper to bumper traffic, I start to remember why we left.

We left a year and a half ago to go home. Sold during the peak and made out with some cash. 🙂I miss when things were simpler there and I’m grateful for the memories. The traffic, cost of parking/beach access, constant heat and humidity, increased insurance, and increased cost at restaurants really ruined it for us in the end. We’re in a very basic and quiet area now and while it lacks many of the attractions we loved in Florida, there is no traffic and there’s room for opportunity here still. ❤

We were without power in August for 6 weeks after a storm a few years ago and it was brutal. That's another thing people don't get is if a storm hits here you're most likely without power for days to weeks at a time during the hottest part of summer..

I live in Florida, and in one of the most beautiful cities. I’m not planning on leaving, so I’m happy that people are now wanting to leave!!!!

I lived in Florida for over thirty years and I saw a big change coming twelve years ago so eleven years ago I moved out. Now when I speak with my close friends who have also moved out, we all feel relived that we don’t live in that rat race anymore but I will never complain about raising my children in FL, in the 80’s.

I’m a retired engineer living comfortably in Lake County Florida for under $3,000/ month. I love it here.

I'm a 11 year Floridian and happy I moved here from Illinois. No intention of leaving. Live in Palm Beach County.

I would not want to live here in the Summer but for the winter it is great. I am 81 and we purchased our condo when the housing market crashed in 2009. The place was built in 2005, so it is relatively new. We just had a new roof, gutters, and paint so we should be fine for another 8 years or so when it is time to paint again. I was planning on selling when I turned 80 but, I now decided to stay another 5 years. I just ordered all new appliances for the kitchen. My expenses are very manageable since we bought at the right price.

I have followed Michael for many years,....and have observed his love affair with Florida fade away. I guess even he has realized the dream is over,....now it is a nightmare.

I'm near Pensacola, 10 mins to the beach. Beautiful and will never leave.

He's 100%r right about the heat and humidity. I've been a resident of Tampa for 45 years and I can tell you it's a Blast Furnace from April till mid November. It truly sucks!

Seriously, locals are happy this is happening. Thank you for leaving.

I'm 70 years old ,and I have lived here to 34 years. The population is way too high , and they just keep on building. I agree with everything you are saying here. Traffic is horrible. I have owned my home for the last 30 years, and the taxes & insurance just keep going. I don't want to have to move at my age, but I might have to. I am getting to were I can't afford it.

I think Florida got 10 years of retirees in the last 3 years. Once everyone started to move there, so many people moved up their timeline to preserve their plans/dream, to retire there, before they got priced out. The days of living cheap in coastal Florida is gone for good.

The weather in FL hasn’t changed it’s all perception. It was just as hot 20 years ago as it is today. Each year the weather cycles and some years are hotter in the summer or colder in the winter but every year is different but it still never gets over 91-92 on the coast in the summer. The real reason is people aren’t happy and then try to find something and all of a sudden it’s now too hot.

Good Grief, THANK YOU! Your vids just saved my Hubby and I a lot of money out of our retirement pockets. We will stay put here in TN. 🙏

I am 41 years old. When I was in my 20s, my thoughts were that when I go to retire after the age of 67 in the far future that I will move right to Florida. I realized that isn't going to happen when I went to Florida in 2018, and saw how over populated the state was already getting, and how expensive things were starting to get in 2018! Now it's WAY more expensive than it was 5 years ago. Florida is NOT a wise choice for moving to for retirement now. I am currently looking at South Carolina as the state that I want to retire to in the future, but who knows how bad everywhere will be by then or if I will even ever be able to retire any way. I believe I will be working until I die unless I somehow win the lottery! Retirement for the bottom 98% of people is a pipe dream for people under age 55 right now.

I subscribe to Michael Bordenaro for my daily dose of depression.

just came for a few weeks post holidays. Lived in Miami for 8+ years and moved up to the rust belt post pandemic (NO REGRETS). You are spot on with all of your observations!

Hi Michael! I like your awesome videos. I enjoy seeing all the beautiful tropical scenery as you walk around Florida. I was thinking about going down south to Florida awhile ago, but it looks too expensive. I live up north in PA (near Pittsburgh). The cost of living here isnt as high as Florida. Thank you for your hard work and economic knowledge in making these videos.

Finally, someone who is telling the truth. I lived in Florida from 1977 until 2021. We saw as a family how different things were becoming throughout the years. between the increase in traffic, rude people, a bad combination of lots of tourists, young drivers, people that could not understand the signs, and very elderly people that renewed their licenses by mail. It became a huge hazard driving on the hwy. I owned my own house. However, the fear of the upcoming hurricane season was always a concern. What finally sealed the deal for me selling my property and getting out was when Hurricane Maria hit and I had to drive from Palm Beach County to my daughter's place in Orlando and what w have taken 2.5 hrs took me 10 hrs non stop. Bumper to bumper heading North, it being a peninsula no other way to go other than North bound, that of itself can be scary. Traffic, mosquitoes, rude and intolerant people, especially in the very hot summers, just to name a few. Do I miss the old times when it was beautiful, Yes, but sadly no more unless, like you mentioned, being very wealthy to afford the lifestyle. I hear my daughter's friends want to move out, but they can't. I honestly don't know how people are dealing with all at this time. Especially the younger generation with dreams of buying a home. A paradise that once was is not what people think it is now.

I’ve wanted to settle in Florida since I was a kid. Moved to Tampa in 2018 and could not afford rent. Moved to the panhandle where it was more affordable and closer to the beaches. Now with rising costs I seriously doubt I will be able to justify purchasing a home and settling here. I’m contemplating where to move to next. Maybe back to Tennessee or if I can figure out how, maybe become a digital nomad and live abroad for a while. As a single, it just seems like I’m being priced out of life lately and I make good money. It’s discouraging to say the least.

Lived in SoFla for 40 years, got out in '15. Best move I ever made. It used to be awesome.

As someone who loves the heat and humidity, legitimately enjoying temps in the 90s and humidity in the 80%s, drives me nuts when people complain about Florida weather. Stuck in NJ rn and can't afford to move to FL due to high housing costs. If you don't like it, please leave!!!!!

I left Miami Beach 6 years ago, after spending more than 20 years living there. Even up until the early to mid 2000’s, Miami Beach was amazing. But man has it changed for the worse. I am so happy I got out when I did and I have zero regrets.

Same with suburbs of Houston. Thousands of people moved in from Cali, NJ, NYC, Ill, and Minnesota. No only have home prices sky rocketed, but crime, air pollution, traffic congestion have all sky rocketed also. Thus, quality of life has dropped considerably imo.

I've lived in FL 15 years. It's not as bad as you make it sound. Been a homeowner here 11 years. Some of the comments you are reading are extreme, 90% increase in electric and 40% increase in water is not accurate at all but sounds way inflated. Many people in other states pay wayyyyyy more than I do in taxes for houses they paid wayyyy less for. Homestead assessed value cannot go up more than 3% per year. It does not go up 40% a year. My taxes have only gone up by $200 in 11 years.

Thank you so much for your insight and honesty on this.

I retired to the high country of Colorado (from Denver metro) in 2015 and it was great....at first. Now it's become overrun with so many new builds that it's like living in the suburbs. What used to be a quiet county of retirees & Veterans is now full of crazy drivers commuting and inflated housing prices. By the way, our home in Denver metro is now "worth" double what we sold it for. "Starter" homes there are well over $500k. Believe me, there is NOTHING special about Denver ....I lived there 37 yrs.

So true, Florida is getting hotter every year. I love hot weather but this summer was brutal. The traffic does sucks now, too many people and half can't drive to save their life not to mention costs have gone sky high. Great video Michael, thank you.

Florida didn't just start sucking... it has been sucking for most people for decades. Florida can be great, IF you have money. If you are middle class or poorer, you're going to be dealing with bussing to ghetto schools, high crime, hot and humid weather, poor job opportunities and more. I grew up in Florida during the 1970s, 80s, and left in the early 90s. I don't regret leaving and everytime I have to go back (usually for funerals) I can't wait to get the hell out.

I appreciate the inside...no one ever put into prospective what's behind the curtain and just focus on the show. Hearing real scenarios as you mention such cost of living, home owners insurance etc...opens your eyes and helps you decide before you are in it to deep and find out the hard way having to move because you are broke thinking your retirement was a wise desition in paradise without consequences. Thanks again...your video was very informative and open my eyes of what's behind stage.

Wife and I moved to the Sarasota area back in March 2023 from metro Atlanta, Ga. While our house payment jumped $1400 per month, the savings on no state income tax more than made up for the increase. We really love it and would never consider moving back or leaving Florida. We love the water and enjoy spending time on our boat and we get to use it year round or almost year round.

The cost of living has gone up everywhere, a general complaint list, basically this is the whole country not just Florida.

I have visited Florida and DID NOT like the weather. Horrible to hot for me. If you consider looking at boats sand big houses and yachts living it up by all means move there. I love my mountains, rivers and lakes thank you very much. 😊

Glad i moved here in 2018.... I've lived in multiple states...Florida is the only state i like ❤

That scenery behind you is breathtaking. Taking your advice. I’ll admire Florida from a distance.

I moved to Brevard county ,Florida back in January of 2018. I moved here from Baltimore, Maryland. I moved here because I always wanted to live here and love the tropical weather. I purchased a home in 2021 for 306k. Which was a new build with 2.50 interest rate. I feel very fortunate that we were able to purchase and buy our dream home. I worked and saved for a couple of years to make it a reality. I am in sales and make between 130-160k per year depending on how business is. As far as cost of living compared to Maryland. I would not be able to afford a waterfront lake home in Maryland. The same home would now be 500-600k in Maryland. Easily. Cost of food and insurance is pretty much the same. Marylands traffic is definitely worse then Brevard county Florida. You have no choice but to use the beltways in Maryland to go anywhere. Here in Florida the traffic is getting worse but rush hour in Maryland is miserable. It's much more laid back down here. I am in sales so I drive everywhere for work. The Baltimore Beltway sucks and the D.C beltway is worse. So driving down route 1 and a long the Indian River lagoon is like living in Paradise in comparison. I understand the prices are going up here but they are going way up everywhere. It would've taking me a lot longer to save and purchase in Maryland making the same money up there. I have absolutely no regrets about moving to Florida. Yes it has it's negatives but it has a ton of positives in my view. As far as homeowners insurance in Florida. It definitely is a issue but you need to buy or build a house that is built to modern Hurricane code and you can get insurance..

excellent video!...as a condo owner in Fort Myers, i can totally relate to this!

As a 60 year old pre retire- baby boomer, it saddens me to hear that you are going thru all that. May GOD bless you.🙏

As a native of Nashville, TN, I concur with your thoughts about traffic, accidents, fraud, and all the other things that come with living in a touristy city.

I am a broker in California....the grass is not greener on the other side. Quality of life is important. You should not have to work 80 hours a week to support a house payment. All problems which you describe exists in California as well. Many insurance companies cancelling insurance policies. Thank you for a great presentation. As I studied the MLS California available homes over the past month, I wondered about the high condo monthly dues. Bottom line, my opinion - 3 working people now need to work to buy a HOME in California without sacrificing your life quality.

i left 3 years ago, born n raised in Boca Raton. Everything you say is true. Fl changed so much post covid, it was enough for me to throw in the towel and move to my favorite city on the planet Medellin! No way ill ever return.

It definitely cooler here than where I moved here from... Arizona. For what's happening now, I'm ready to go back.

I was a native Floridian for 30 some years. I moved out of Miami 3 yrs ago. Best decision I made. I have no regrets. I’m retired in a peaceful place, no crazy traffic. Friendly people, low crime, low taxes, very low home insurance, conservative state, my home is 1700 SF of pure bliss and three garages. Winters aren’t too bad. I can’t think of anywhere else I want to live, not even Hawaii. It’s too crowded and expensive there just like Miami. California? Forget that Michael, people are moving out of there in droves, what got into you. Just the weather isn’t reason enough to move to CA. My daughter lives there. She bought a house for $700 K plus 200 k in renovation. Small 100 year old house. Nice neighborhood, about 3 blocks of it. Then homeless people all over the place. I would never move to southern CA. Plus the San Andreas fault and the horrible politicians there? No thank you.

If you can't live good on $150K then you're seriously doing something very wrong.

We need more people to make these types of videos. Traffic down here is reminding me of my past life in New York City 10 years ago.

Thanks for bringing up the customer service. That was one of the main reasons for me to move out of Miami.

This definitely isn’t just a “Florida” issue rather a world wide issue. It varies from state to state and city to city, but in general the cost of living has sky rocketed. Go check out other first world countries and cities and you can see everything has drastically gone up since the forced “shutdown”

This dude nails it every time . Well done sir

I lived in Orlando for a year straight (1987) and the summer was DREADFUL. With global warming in progress it has got to be worse.For a long time, I'd tell anyone mention moving there that what you save on the lack of state income tax will get spent off on excessive A/C cost.

Appreciate your honest opinions!

I bought my first house in St Petersburg in 2004 I paid $69,000. I was eight blocks from the bay. 8th Street. I couldn't believe it, it was amazing. I sold it for $130,000 a year and a half later and use the profits to purchase a Condo. As a realtor at the time in could see the market drastically basically stop. I sold that for just over what I paid for it. But I still wish I'd kept it even through the 2008 crash I loved the place. The people who purchased it from me ended up losing it to foreclosure. It's sold again in 2012 bank owned it isold for $25,000. Unbelievable. P. S. The first house I purchased for $69,000 near the bay. Is now valued close to $500,000

You are 100% correct about how Florida has changed for the absolute worst. I was raised in Miami and now 63yrs young retired. Cost of living in Miami has become unbearable unless you are wealthy. The summers have become a nightmare with extreme heat, daily rain and lightning storms; one cannot even enjoy the beach anymore nor as often, iguanas taking over and nasty mosquitos. I’m looking to relocate as quality of life has diminished considerably. Also traffic is HORRIBLE and people coming to live here are pretty mediocre and rude. ☹️

Awesome work !!! Michael

Florida Ranks number one in uninsured drivers

I moved to Largo, Fl in August of 2022. I have never seen as many rude people concentrated in an area as there is in Largo. Just downright rude people. Asshole drivers as well. People drive like they are going to a house fire. I have a man that lives across the street from me who is absolutely insane. He and I will have trouble in the future. I can count on that. With all this plus the high cost of living here I am giving serious consideration to moving back to where I come from.

Sold my home in Florida 1 year ago it got so expensive… Traffic…heat…expensive electric bill every month…everything is always crowded…

In Indiana the weather is improving. It is the 60's till the end of November. March and April have been mostly from 50 to 65.

thank you !! the best information.

I live in Adelaide, South Australia and the issues you describe on your channel are very similar to problems we experience here in Australia, especially in Sydney and Melbourne. We have ridiculous immigration right now and the federal Gov gets excited as they get a boost to their budget, leaving the state Gov's to foot the bill but the country as a whole is hurting. There has been little investment to keep up with demand in infrastructure, water availability is a huge issue, quality, cost and speed of construction is a massive issue and our debt to income ratio is the highest in world. The younger generations take the biggest hit and they keep getting run over by bad Gov policy without a chance for a decent future. Thank you for your videos

Absolutely correct! We've lived here since 1997 and are homeless for the last 2 years despite my income rising 30% since 2019 because the cost of living in Florida has increased 65% for a net loss of 35%. Florida doesn't deserve workers.

love your honesty dude

Michael: For the past 2 1/2 years I have been watching and listening to your videos on my Smart TV but have not been able to make any comments because of its lack of a keyboard or other vehicle. I want to comment now about how I feel about your videos. Michael your videos are fantastic in that they make me aware of what is happening in Florida (I used to live there back in the 70's) and Real Estate, etc. Michael I cannot thank you enough. I hope to continue to watch and listen God Willing. Michael please keep up your excellent work and your honest approach in dealing with the facts and realities. God bless you and thank you again....your the best!

Thank you Michael for your candidness. I owned a couple of condos at the Setai in SoBe. Bought off the blueprints and sold right after they were built. Outrageous property taxes and HOA dues back then in ~2005.. Plus it was a condo hotel at the time. I would open my front door to see a room service tray of dirty dishes at my neighbor's unit. Could not wait to sell. Sold them in a few weeks. Give me the Mediterranean or the west coast of Mexico. Much better value and quality of life. We have a lot of lowlifes here in the USA.

This happened about 15 years ago in South Florida. People flocked here and builders built homes and condos like crazy. Then the housing bubble broke and tens of thousands of homeowners defaulted on their mortgages. Prices dropped like a rock and real estate was dirt cheap. This new bubble will burst soon and the cycle with repeat.

Thank you for being there

You're right. The HEAT the very reason I moved north 10 years ago. Got tired of living indoors (air conditioning) all the time. Plus the air conditioning bills!

I love California also, but all the things that you mentioned that was wrong with Florida, besides the humidity, hurricanes, and thunderstorms. Is an an overabundance in California. It is the second most expensive state in the country behind Hawaii . The traffic gets a lot worse every time I visit. Homelessness, is overtaking many areas due to the high cost of living. There are a lot of natural and unnatural disasters in the area.

I grew up here from a baby in 1960 with my Family. It was Paradise here in Ft. Lauderdale. Everything had skyrocketed in the past 10 years!!! Anymore, a normal income person; "can not afford" to live in the neighborhood, they moved to 30 years ago!!! Hold on to your home and budget!!!

Back in the 70’s when everyone left Michigan (last person in Michigan, please turn off the light), they mostly went to Florida. Now Michigan has all the fresh water, lower cost of living, mild summers and winters, more miles of coastline than Florida, and the traffic doesn’t suck….. shhhh

Thank you for telling it like it really is!!

I moved to south Florida about a year ago. From new york. Lived there for about 5 months. During my short stay. This is what i noticed. There aint sh**** to do besides going to the beach or out to eat. Very little culture. Some of the dumbest people i have encountered. The cost of living is very high, food. Insurance etc. Tons of scammers. Dont think you willl build any real real relationship with anyone. I had a conversation with a guy tellibg me , miami is going to be the next wall st. I told him .in your dreams. The people are to dumb. New yorkers are different breed. He didnt like that. It rain every day. Streets get flooded . Every where. Its just horrible. You couldnt pay me to live in that sh*** w. Is a nice play to go on vacation. But then again. There are so many other places that you can much much more for your money. I went to miami beach by south beach and it was so gettho. Never went back. And dont forget the traffict. And people dont know how to drive. They will run you over. I had a guy hit my car and told me do what you want. I m leaving. And drove away.. thanks for sharing Mike

The most real video to date! I'm referring people to this the next time that I'm asked, "Why did you leave Florida?" And the SCAMMERS love, love love Florida.

Thanks for the video!