That's a great question and one I have answered on a previous comment here on this thread: This is from an article by the REALTOR association: "Neighborhood Crime Rates: Specifically, if you ask a real estate agent about neighborhood crime rates or even whether or not a particular neighborhood is a “good place to live,” they won’t be able to give you an answer. This is because information about crime rates or the opinions on the safety of a neighborhood can be interpreted as references to race or ethnicity, both of which are protected under the Fair Housing Act. Instead of providing you with direct information on a community’s crime rates, a real estate agent should refer you to the proper resources to find out these statistics for yourself." In a nutshell, by federal law I cannot give an opinion on crime rates in any given market as a real estate market professional as it would violate the Fair Housing Act. But I can offer you a resource on looking at some crime stats: www.niche.com/places-to-live/jacksonville-duval-fl/crime-safety/ But it's also important to keep in mind that looking at aggregate crime rates in a particular city doesn't always paint the right picture for home buyers. Because crime is often regionalized and highly depends on which areas of a city you are looking at. For example, if someone is looking at buying in Atlantic Beach, they should really be concerned with crime rates in that area in particular rather than Jacksonville as a whole. So let's say that buyer is an out of town buyer looking to purchase in Atlantic Beach and they just look at the crime stats of Duval county and end up deciding not to buy as a result. If the crime occurring was disproportionately from other more distant areas in Duval County then that buyer may be making a decision based off stats that do not directly affect them and their purchase. All major cities have crime and that is most certainly an important consideration with buying a home but what's even MORE important is the crime stats of the actual neighborhoods/areas you as a homebuyer plan to live in and shop and participate in as a consumer. We all know that every city has what we would call "good" and "bad" parts of town. I often get this question alot and at the end of the day I cannot provide a subjective opinion on it in particular due to law but the question I really would like people to ask is: "What are the crime stats of x or y neighborhood or surrounding neighborhoods?" This question would much more wholly paint a better picture for people. The crime rate for the North side is not the same as the crime rate for Springfield. The crime rate for the Westside is not the same as the crime rate for Ponte Vedra Beach etc.
I lived in Jacksonville it's too easy to go to jail there. The police nit pick and are always looking to lock you up over the pettiest offenses. They once took me to jail for drinking a beer outside. That don't happen in other big cities.
I'm sorry to hear that my friend! Luckily I haven't personally run into any issues with police ...yet. But I'm more of a home body so that's probably why. What city do you live in now?@@user-nu4um2gr3d
I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
I feel your pain mate, as a fellow retiree, I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $30k in value stocks and digital assets, Up to 200k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.
@@JasonStathamOffical That's actually quite impressive, I could use some Info on your FA, I am looking to make a change on my finances this year as well
@@JasonStathamOffical The crazy part is that those advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging fees over fees that drain your portfolio. Is this the case with yours too?
Thank you for watching! I'm glad you made the move here. Where did you guys live prior? Do you mind sharing your personal pros and cons of living here?
Here for the summer, liking it so far! Seems to be a great mix of city and suburb with a large area to explore and a tropical feel. Coming from central NC, I think this may be where I end up for the foreseeable future! To be determined!
Thank you for watching! You have braved this smoldering Florida heat which means you are destined to be a Floridian!! Glad you are liking it so far. What areas have you explored?
What part of NJ? Some of my past clients are from NJ and they've given some positive feedback on their move here. Mainly the weather lol Thanks for watching!
Thank you for all your information especially the part about the hurricanes and the higher insurance but like everything else the beaches health insurance in the park and we can go anywhere in the United States is right on the border of Florida or come in and visit Orlando good job 👌
Mr Agustin, thank you for a very informative video. I am already a Florida resident but have considered Jacksonville as a future place to live due to the high cost of living and heavy density of people in the southern part of the state. I am curious as to what percentage of people whom you deal with who come from within the state as opposed to out of state.
Great Question! If I had to put a percent on it as a total it would look something like 15%. But I would say that most people who reach out currently through youtube are out of state buyers at a much higher rate.
thanks for watching! Funny you say that because my family and I took a mini staycation in Orlando and it made me appreciate Jacksonville so much. Couldn't wait to leave Orlando to get back home LOL Where do you currently reside?
@@JacksonvilleFloridaLiving in New Hampshire. It’s nice in spring, Summer and fall, but it’s a rather brutal winter. I remember the summer in Jax was pretty hot too though. As someone who works outside, the weather is a big factor.
The homeless beg at every gas station WalMart and Publix. The Westside is half the rent of East or south side but lack’s restaurants and chain stores. Expect many Latinos that do not speak English in public and at work.
There are no taxis anywhere anymore except NYC where they've regulated rideshare. I would never expected all that many taxis in a place like Jax Beach anyway.
Good vid...but not sure where you heard realtors not being allowed to disclose crime. Literally every realtor video on RUclips talks about crime lol. But yeah, as a former Native of Jax...before moving to the Great PNW, I gotta add some pros and cons for ya: Pros: cheap COL for a major city. Close access to other major cities in the South. Awesome BBQ, Seafood & Southern Food. Cons: Lack of seasons, no mountains, Rednecky/Hood vibes outside of Riverside/Beaches until you get to the Burbs. AND THE BUGS!!!!
This is from an article by the REALTOR association: "Neighborhood Crime Rates: Specifically, if you ask a real estate agent about neighborhood crime rates or even whether or not a particular neighborhood is a “good place to live,” they won’t be able to give you an answer. This is because information about crime rates or the opinions on the safety of a neighborhood can be interpreted as references to race or ethnicity, both of which are protected under the Fair Housing Act. Instead of providing you with direct information on a community’s crime rates, a real estate agent should refer you to the proper resources to find out these statistics for yourself." You are spot on with the BBQ! Love me some good ol' slab of ribs! The bugs will come and get ya especially when it rains heavy that's for sure!
Moved away from Jacksonville/Orange Park 14 years ago after living there my entire life and never really looked back. I live in a suburb of Philly now. It also has it's pros and cons: Pros: Always a sporting event going on. Top musical acts almost always stop here or Atlantic City. Historical sites like Independence Hall 4 distinct seasons (but it gets just as hot and humid here as in Jax) Snow, but most years not too much (we got like 8 inches the whole winter last year IIRC) Excellent mass transit system including subways/elevated lines, light rail, busses, trolleys, trackless trollies, etc. Better paying jobs Fresh Jersey tomatoes and corn 2 hours north to mountains for skiing/snow activities and/or New York 1.5 hours east to beaches/Atlantic City. Good, high paying jobs in roles that just don't exist in Jacksonville (at least when I lived there) Wawa came from here. :) Super busy Hub International Airport (it's ugly, but whatever). Authentic cheesesteaks Cons: Taxes. City wage tax if you live or work in Philadelphia. State taxes too (3%) High property taxes in the suburbs Crime is stupid high in the city now because of (next item) Progressive city leadership pretty much driving the city into the ground Liquor stores have limited selection and controlled by state No Sonny's, Bonos, or Woodys No fresh mayport shrimp New Jersey drivers (if you know, you know) Traffic sucks but I guess it's about the same down there now.
Hey brother, thanks for watching! I was born and raised in the Orange Park- Westside of Jax. Blanding Blvd traffic is probably even crazier since you lived here. Thanks for the comparison to Philly, it's great to get insight from a native living in another city. I heard Philly cheesesteaks are made with cheeze wiz??! We do have some great BBQ options here. Hahaha, can't be worst than Florida drivers.
@@JacksonvilleFloridaLiving I have not been back in a couple years.. I still have friends and family down there.. I lived in Bellair West growing up and lived in Lakeshore/Avondale for a long time before moving back to OP for a couple years, then up here. Been here for 15 years now. I can't believe Blanding traffic could get any worse. It was horrible when I left. I remember getting stuck in traffic on blanding when I left for the last time, I thought to myself "Jax won't let me go that easily". Traditionally, cheesesteaks should have whiz and either with or without fried onions, but american cheese is perfectly acceptable! There was a place called Philly Connection in the Argyle shopping center that made a decent cheesesteak when I was still living there, don't know about the quality now but it was as close as you could get to an authentic cheesesteak.
@@mopeygoff Funny you mentioned Blanding Blvd. That is my biggest memory of traveling through Jacksonville on 295 for many years. It's like our Jimmy Carter Blvd, or Pleasant Hill Rd. in Atlanta. Traffic is crazy in those places.
We are considering moving to Jax and was wondering if the banking industry is big in that city...and what side of the city you recommend looking for properties
Hey Julio! Thanks for watching the video. The banking industry here is one of our biggest contributors to the local economy so it is alive and thriving here. My Uncle actually works for BOE and has for 30+ years. I also have quite a few friends in the financial advising/wealth management industry, not to mention mortgage brokers and lenders. A very large portion of our employment is with finance and banking here in Jacksonville. I would love to help you and your family find the right area. Please email me or text/call me anytime and I can get you some more information on the different areas and neighborhoods. And of course Merry Christmas! livinginjaxflorida@gmail.com (904) 684-0544
@@JacksonvilleFloridaLiving I get it because I made that mistake years ago. I was just in the area for the first time. I liked it and will be coming back. Housing market though, just not as good as a lot of cities in Florida. Good luck.
I was born & raised in Jacksonville, moved out the first of the year. Way too crowded, crime is crazy. Our rent was increasing $600 a month. Don't go there.
This video discusses the pros and cons of living in Jacksonville, it is not meant to present any biased information. As realtors, we are not legally allowed to disclose crime rates of an area. However, here is the crime map for Jacksonville in which viewers can see and come to their own conclusion regarding crime in an area. www.jaxsheriff.org/Resources/crime-mapping.aspx Hope this helps!
Realtors are not allowed to disclose crime rate information, so you need to ask your politicians why they decided on keeping people in the dark about their safety.
Why didn't you address the crime here on your list of cons?
That's a great question and one I have answered on a previous comment here on this thread:
This is from an article by the REALTOR association: "Neighborhood Crime Rates: Specifically, if you ask a real estate agent about neighborhood crime rates or even whether or not a particular neighborhood is a “good place to live,” they won’t be able to give you an answer. This is because information about crime rates or the opinions on the safety of a neighborhood can be interpreted as references to race or ethnicity, both of which are protected under the Fair Housing Act. Instead of providing you with direct information on a community’s crime rates, a real estate agent should refer you to the proper resources to find out these statistics for yourself."
In a nutshell, by federal law I cannot give an opinion on crime rates in any given market as a real estate market professional as it would violate the Fair Housing Act. But I can offer you a resource on looking at some crime stats:
www.niche.com/places-to-live/jacksonville-duval-fl/crime-safety/
But it's also important to keep in mind that looking at aggregate crime rates in a particular city doesn't always paint the right picture for home buyers. Because crime is often regionalized and highly depends on which areas of a city you are looking at. For example, if someone is looking at buying in Atlantic Beach, they should really be concerned with crime rates in that area in particular rather than Jacksonville as a whole. So let's say that buyer is an out of town buyer looking to purchase in Atlantic Beach and they just look at the crime stats of Duval county and end up deciding not to buy as a result. If the crime occurring was disproportionately from other more distant areas in Duval County then that buyer may be making a decision based off stats that do not directly affect them and their purchase. All major cities have crime and that is most certainly an important consideration with buying a home but what's even MORE important is the crime stats of the actual neighborhoods/areas you as a homebuyer plan to live in and shop and participate in as a consumer. We all know that every city has what we would call "good" and "bad" parts of town. I often get this question alot and at the end of the day I cannot provide a subjective opinion on it in particular due to law but the question I really would like people to ask is: "What are the crime stats of x or y neighborhood or surrounding neighborhoods?" This question would much more wholly paint a better picture for people. The crime rate for the North side is not the same as the crime rate for Springfield. The crime rate for the Westside is not the same as the crime rate for Ponte Vedra Beach etc.
Or the Humidity
No Joke! The air is especially thick in the Summer months. Forget about styling your hair and being outside hahaha@@MegaTriumph1
I lived in Jacksonville it's too easy to go to jail there. The police nit pick and are always looking to lock you up over the pettiest offenses. They once took me to jail for drinking a beer outside. That don't happen in other big cities.
I'm sorry to hear that my friend! Luckily I haven't personally run into any issues with police ...yet. But I'm more of a home body so that's probably why. What city do you live in now?@@user-nu4um2gr3d
I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
I feel your pain mate, as a fellow retiree, I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $30k in value stocks and digital assets, Up to 200k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.
@@JasonStathamOffical That's actually quite impressive, I could use some Info on your FA, I am looking to make a change on my finances this year as well
@@BlakeGabriel-23 My advisor is Victoria Carmen Santaella;
You can look her up online
@@JasonStathamOffical The crazy part is that those advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging fees over fees that drain your portfolio. Is this the case with yours too?
We moved to Jacksonville about 2 years ago. Far more pros than cons for us :)
Thank you for watching! I'm glad you made the move here. Where did you guys live prior? Do you mind sharing your personal pros and cons of living here?
And Jacksonville is Beyond Diverse! It's 30% Black 10%/Hispanic. Twice the national average.
Oh no
@@ike7539You can definitely see it in some neighborhoods. The 30%.
@@angelgregio I moved back to Cali, San Francisco Bay Area... never moving out again 😁
Not so diverse as in other cultures. Black and Hispanic people live everywhere.
@@ike7539 I've been out there. Which part?
Here for the summer, liking it so far! Seems to be a great mix of city and suburb with a large area to explore and a tropical feel. Coming from central NC, I think this may be where I end up for the foreseeable future! To be determined!
Thank you for watching! You have braved this smoldering Florida heat which means you are destined to be a Floridian!! Glad you are liking it so far. What areas have you explored?
Watching this from NJ..got me interested in visting.
What part of NJ? Some of my past clients are from NJ and they've given some positive feedback on their move here. Mainly the weather lol
Thanks for watching!
@@JacksonvilleFloridaLiving from monmouth NJ (central) and considering moving to jacksonville. about to take a trip to check it out
@@collindesantis5915 Hope you have a good trip here, let me know what you think! Thanks for watching :)
Just got back from JAX. Amazing roads without the pot holes like SoCal. Noticed prices are about 1/3 less, too.
I'm sold!
C'mon down!! Thanks for watching
Are you thinking about moving to Jacksonville Florida? What draws you to this city?
Weather
Great Video, new in FLorida,> weather is awesome.
It is indeed! A little humid here and there but no complaints. Thanks for watching!
I might be moving to Jacksonville. Will call you to get some advice.
Hi, thank you for watching! Absolutely, I'm be more than happy to help.
Thank you for all your information especially the part about the hurricanes and the higher insurance but like everything else the beaches health insurance in the park and we can go anywhere in the United States is right on the border of Florida or come in and visit Orlando good job 👌
Mr Agustin, thank you for a very informative video. I am already a Florida resident but have considered Jacksonville as a future place to live due to the high cost of living and heavy density of people in the southern part of the state. I am curious as to what percentage of people whom you deal with who come from within the state as opposed to out of state.
Great Question! If I had to put a percent on it as a total it would look something like 15%. But I would say that most people who reach out currently through youtube are out of state buyers at a much higher rate.
@@JacksonvilleFloridaLiving Thank you. I am new to your channel and appreciate the response.
Florida rents are going up due to out of state and corporations buying out entire communities,I’m looking out of state at this point !
Shhhhh!!! Keep it a secret. One of the east coast hidden gem cities. Lived in Jax for only 6 months for work and I daydream about going back one day
thanks for watching! Funny you say that because my family and I took a mini staycation in Orlando and it made me appreciate Jacksonville so much. Couldn't wait to leave Orlando to get back home LOL
Where do you currently reside?
@@JacksonvilleFloridaLiving in New Hampshire. It’s nice in spring, Summer and fall, but it’s a rather brutal winter. I remember the summer in Jax was pretty hot too though. As someone who works outside, the weather is a big factor.
Moving soon from Japan!
Welcome to Jacksonville!! Thank you for watching. What part of Japan do you currently live in?
@@JacksonvilleFloridaLiving Tokyo!
@@erzasmithIf never lived in the U.S. you will definitely have a culture shock.
From a jax native welcome and hope you feel at home :)
The homeless beg at every gas station WalMart and Publix. The Westside is half the rent of East or south side but lack’s restaurants and chain stores. Expect many Latinos that do not speak English in public and at work.
Saw 3 homeless in JAX beach after 3 days. That’s nothing
No taxis at Jax Beach. Uber or Lyft only
Nobody really lives in Jacksonville Beach that’s why 😂
There are no taxis anywhere anymore except NYC where they've regulated rideshare. I would never expected all that many taxis in a place like Jax Beach anyway.
Good vid...but not sure where you heard realtors not being allowed to disclose crime. Literally every realtor video on RUclips talks about crime lol. But yeah, as a former Native of Jax...before moving to the Great PNW, I gotta add some pros and cons for ya:
Pros: cheap COL for a major city. Close access to other major cities in the South. Awesome BBQ, Seafood & Southern Food. Cons: Lack of seasons, no mountains, Rednecky/Hood vibes outside of Riverside/Beaches until you get to the Burbs. AND THE BUGS!!!!
This is from an article by the REALTOR association: "Neighborhood Crime Rates: Specifically, if you ask a real estate agent about neighborhood crime rates or even whether or not a particular neighborhood is a “good place to live,” they won’t be able to give you an answer. This is because information about crime rates or the opinions on the safety of a neighborhood can be interpreted as references to race or ethnicity, both of which are protected under the Fair Housing Act. Instead of providing you with direct information on a community’s crime rates, a real estate agent should refer you to the proper resources to find out these statistics for yourself."
You are spot on with the BBQ! Love me some good ol' slab of ribs! The bugs will come and get ya especially when it rains heavy that's for sure!
And traffic is horrible, structure’s are ugly and is super boring
@@carloscollazo5653 Jax is def not for everyone! Thanks for watching!
Just what I needed to know before making the move I’ll hyu lol
Thanks for watching. Where are you currently residing in?
Happy to help! feel free to reach out to me via email livinginjaxflorida@gmail.com
Moved away from Jacksonville/Orange Park 14 years ago after living there my entire life and never really looked back. I live in a suburb of Philly now. It also has it's pros and cons:
Pros:
Always a sporting event going on.
Top musical acts almost always stop here or Atlantic City.
Historical sites like Independence Hall
4 distinct seasons (but it gets just as hot and humid here as in Jax)
Snow, but most years not too much (we got like 8 inches the whole winter last year IIRC)
Excellent mass transit system including subways/elevated lines, light rail, busses, trolleys, trackless trollies, etc.
Better paying jobs
Fresh Jersey tomatoes and corn
2 hours north to mountains for skiing/snow activities and/or New York
1.5 hours east to beaches/Atlantic City.
Good, high paying jobs in roles that just don't exist in Jacksonville (at least when I lived there)
Wawa came from here. :)
Super busy Hub International Airport (it's ugly, but whatever).
Authentic cheesesteaks
Cons:
Taxes. City wage tax if you live or work in Philadelphia. State taxes too (3%)
High property taxes in the suburbs
Crime is stupid high in the city now because of (next item)
Progressive city leadership pretty much driving the city into the ground
Liquor stores have limited selection and controlled by state
No Sonny's, Bonos, or Woodys
No fresh mayport shrimp
New Jersey drivers (if you know, you know)
Traffic sucks but I guess it's about the same down there now.
Decided to comment about Philly on a Jax video? That's weird. 🤔
Hey brother, thanks for watching! I was born and raised in the Orange Park- Westside of Jax. Blanding Blvd traffic is probably even crazier since you lived here. Thanks for the comparison to Philly, it's great to get insight from a native living in another city. I heard Philly cheesesteaks are made with cheeze wiz??! We do have some great BBQ options here. Hahaha, can't be worst than Florida drivers.
@@JacksonvilleFloridaLiving I have not been back in a couple years.. I still have friends and family down there.. I lived in Bellair West growing up and lived in Lakeshore/Avondale for a long time before moving back to OP for a couple years, then up here. Been here for 15 years now.
I can't believe Blanding traffic could get any worse. It was horrible when I left. I remember getting stuck in traffic on blanding when I left for the last time, I thought to myself "Jax won't let me go that easily".
Traditionally, cheesesteaks should have whiz and either with or without fried onions, but american cheese is perfectly acceptable! There was a place called Philly Connection in the Argyle shopping center that made a decent cheesesteak when I was still living there, don't know about the quality now but it was as close as you could get to an authentic cheesesteak.
@@mopeygoff Funny you mentioned Blanding Blvd. That is my biggest memory of traveling through Jacksonville on 295 for many years. It's like our Jimmy Carter Blvd, or Pleasant Hill Rd. in Atlanta. Traffic is crazy in those places.
We are considering moving to Jax and was wondering if the banking industry is big in that city...and what side of the city you recommend looking for properties
Hey Julio! Thanks for watching the video. The banking industry here is one of our biggest contributors to the local economy so it is alive and thriving here. My Uncle actually works for BOE and has for 30+ years. I also have quite a few friends in the financial advising/wealth management industry, not to mention mortgage brokers and lenders. A very large portion of our employment is with finance and banking here in Jacksonville. I would love to help you and your family find the right area. Please email me or text/call me anytime and I can get you some more information on the different areas and neighborhoods. And of course Merry Christmas!
livinginjaxflorida@gmail.com
(904) 684-0544
thanks!
We are seriously thinking of moving to jacksonville from the UK just don't know ow where to start. Maybe you could dm me some thoughts please.
Very nice
Further south in the panhandle?! Um, sir the panhandle is west.
Good catch!! Thanks for watching
@@JacksonvilleFloridaLiving I get it because I made that mistake years ago. I was just in the area for the first time. I liked it and will be coming back. Housing market though, just not as good as a lot of cities in Florida. Good luck.
DUUUUVALLLLLL
Con: The pay in IT isn't that great. Major cities pay more in such a scale to do the more events you find in cities.
Thanks for watching! That's a great con you pointed out.
Thanks😅
Duval Resident here, Answer: No. Have more respect for yourself, stay away from this pit of broken hope and dead dreams.
hahahahahahaha
I think its better than nyc😅
I was born & raised in Jacksonville, moved out the first of the year. Way too crowded, crime is crazy. Our rent was increasing $600 a month. Don't go there.
What area did you live in?
I lived on the Southside
@@JacksonvilleFloridaLiving
Ok look come to the mid Westside🤣😂.
def no lol. Born and raised off 103rd ain't going back
I take issue with calling many red necks who live in other areas. Mandarin is not, nor are other parts of the city.
Gang City .
Crime rate is HIGH af!
I think leaving out the crime rate is a complete disservice to anyone blindly watching this video in hopes of finding unbiased information
This video discusses the pros and cons of living in Jacksonville, it is not meant to present any biased information. As realtors, we are not legally allowed to disclose crime rates of an area. However, here is the crime map for Jacksonville in which viewers can see and come to their own conclusion regarding crime in an area.
www.jaxsheriff.org/Resources/crime-mapping.aspx
Hope this helps!
Crime rate isn’t that high compared to other large cities
@quinnweimer-ludin3934 that's a HUGE lie lol. Jax has more violent crime than any city West of Chicago 😂😂😂
Realtors are not allowed to disclose crime rate information, so you need to ask your politicians why they decided on keeping people in the dark about their safety.
Live in Memphis then tell me about crime. Crime in Jacksonville is nothing. Can't wait to move to this safe nice place
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Cons, the murders
Lol. You missed a con... Guess you didn't have to grow up near Shands!
Please leave
I prefer Hallandale beach Florida beautiful city good beaches and restaurants and growing businesses and communities, and good nightlife.🇺🇸🫡
Is Hallandale Beach north of Miami? The beaches down there have us beat.
@@JacksonvilleFloridaLiving yes it’s north of Miami it’s a beautiful city nice beach.
By Hollywood? Your nuts. Quit drinking. Stay out of the bars
@@119jle I live on the beach out there it’s beautiful u must be sleep talking.