I've noticed that the grocery stores are kind of empty compared to other years and this is during the tourist season. Aldi was sparse yesterday and today and also Publix. Traffic used to be horrendous. The roads are still somewhat busy but not like 2022 and '23.
I’d like to ask the Florida Tourist Commission.. “how in the hell does a normal human afford to vacation in the Keys?” Lol, damn., I thought we were ‘making America great again?’ Your average patriot 🇺🇸 can’t even afford their own country’s pleasures. Next time y’all vote with so much passion and spirit, ask them to ‘make America affordable again.’
@@CrashSnodgrassHey Scarecrow, I know it hurts, but Florida is a mess right now. Retirees depend on their fixed income being enough to survive. And that’s not happening in Florida. We people who are up to date on current events know this
You sure they weren’t locals who recently moved from unaffordable South Florida? And also, you’re using 1 specific area when the topic is Florida as a whole. There’s always gonna be exceptions to the rule. Just like when it was a recession in the 80’s but Miami was flourishing 💵
I have to sort of agree with you because I just got home from being in South Florida for a week and there seem like there were a fewer tourists this year . But holy cow, you have got to visit Belle Glade! ! I never knew that a urban type like ghetto could exist in a small town in the middle of Florida. The downtown there has a lot of boarded up buildings with graffiti and looked downright dangerous.
Jose, I don’t know if you ever driven Highway 80 to Clewiston and then south on Highway 27 to Miami from Fort Myers. That’s my new favorite way to get to Miami. Much much less traffic and no toll roads!
no money and everything is watered down with same old same old. Last year I decided to stay in my state and discover as much as I could, turns out there is lots to do in IL.
@@CrashSnodgrassThey should be, the Exodus is in full effect. Hilarious how you’re in denial. Foreigners are keeping the statistics a float, but American citizens have drastically dropped their usual Florida travel.
I've noticed that the grocery stores are kind of empty compared to other years and this is during the tourist season. Aldi was sparse yesterday and today and also Publix. Traffic used to be horrendous. The roads are still somewhat busy but not like 2022 and '23.
HUH? You must get there before 10 am,,, I couldn''t find a place to park at PUBLIX in Lecanto unless you park ou on the street,,no kidding !
I’d like to ask the Florida Tourist Commission.. “how in the hell does a normal human afford to vacation in the Keys?” Lol, damn., I thought we were ‘making America great again?’ Your average patriot 🇺🇸 can’t even afford their own country’s pleasures. Next time y’all vote with so much passion and spirit, ask them to ‘make America affordable again.’
Que Dios los bendiga y todos los Latinos en este Pais 🙏🙏🙏
Esto da miedo
With HOA and insurance up, and income from tourists down, expect misery to rise.
Retirees don't rely on tourists.
@@CrashSnodgrassHey Scarecrow, I know it hurts, but Florida is a mess right now. Retirees depend on their fixed income being enough to survive. And that’s not happening in Florida. We people who are up to date on current events know this
@@CrashSnodgrass when we starve its gonna be them were gonna go eat
Biggest holiday season ever in St. Augustine, FL for "Nights of Lights". Was insane, with tons of Latin American visitors.
I was just in Jacksonville not that long ago, daytona too.. looked slow and the hotel prices were the lowest I’ve ever seen thats a clue
@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Jacksonville and Daytona are not St. Augustine. Call and ask our city hall… Jax and Daytona are pits by the way.
Search on RUclips “St George St Live” Busy even now
EXACTLY !
You sure they weren’t locals who recently moved from unaffordable South Florida? And also, you’re using 1 specific area when the topic is Florida as a whole. There’s always gonna be exceptions to the rule. Just like when it was a recession in the 80’s but Miami was flourishing 💵
I have to sort of agree with you because I just got home from being in South Florida for a week and there seem like there were a fewer tourists this year . But holy cow, you have got to visit Belle Glade! ! I never knew that a urban type like ghetto could exist in a small town in the middle of Florida. The downtown there has a lot of boarded up buildings with graffiti and looked downright dangerous.
I keep seeing RUclips videos saying Florida is having a mass exodus? Everyone is leaving??
Take a look around. 😐
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGSit’s a freakin ghost town … sad times
Not moving out in my neighborhood,,,, 5 new houses going up in January. $550 average ( no pool or lawn irrigation included).
It’s been a down year for a lot of people. Take care Jose and family.
Jose, I don’t know if you ever driven Highway 80 to Clewiston and then south on Highway 27 to Miami from Fort Myers. That’s my new favorite way to get to Miami. Much much less traffic and no toll roads!
Wow the homelessness there looks horrible and right in your face…. I wouldn’t think of Sarasota looking this
Its worst than you can see on video. I drove by the spot uber driving likely 50 deep
no money and everything is watered down with same old same old. Last year I decided to stay in my state and discover as much as I could, turns out there is lots to do in IL.
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Right!
MIAMi
It should pick up for Easter
The tourist season will be almost over by then….
I know for a FACT that mid Florida hwys are packed !!
@@CrashSnodgrassThey should be, the Exodus is in full effect. Hilarious how you’re in denial. Foreigners are keeping the statistics a float, but American citizens have drastically dropped their usual Florida travel.
My bills are 12 times a year not once
Why go INTO town (Sarasota) when you can get in and out of the stand along restaurant?
“If I only had a brain.” … wow, how fitting.
@ thanks,.,,,good reasons to have this meme,,,
Well, Jose, I disagree with you about no Canadians there. The past few days I bumped into a number of Canadians in Fort Myers and Sarasota.