You people are so lucky to not live in an area where you are the total minority like I am

I’m surrounded by Beto signs so I feel your pain. The smell of dirty Dems is everywhere. I should burn down my house and move.

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You people are so lucky to not live in an area where you are the total minority

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I live in Memphis.

What do you mean “ you people”???

I'm in GA...probably the best spot as far as community (not in wealth or shite to do, but groovy)

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The smell of dirty Dems is everywhere. I should burn down my house and move.

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Just like a conservative. Destroy something you already paid for out of protest

At least you can tell what kind of people you’ll share a neighborhood and interact with tomorrow, or a week from then, or 2 months after that. I live in the FL panhandle within earshot of the coast and it’s gotta be one of the strangest and most widely varied locales on earth when it comes to the ethnic makeup at any given time.

4 months out of the year it’s younger middle class white people pandemonium, heaven on earth when I was younger, single, and liked to go bar-hopping. Real life stuff sucks the worst during this time though too; traffic is always a real bitch, might as well forget the nearest grocery store even exists until mid-August, and staying motivated when you’re surrounded by ‘vacation mentality’ requires godlike willpower.

Also of note - the black community must’ve finally sent a few scouts to the beach on recon missions within the last couple years and gotten a good report, I’m seeing them on the beach - on vacation with family - regularly now when I literally never saw a single family for the first 20ish years of my life. It’s about time they discovered the awesomeness of it, plus white women got arse now so that’s just a bonus

After peak season there’s a short maybe month-long burst with a reeeeally odd combination of young couples, white trash with like 8 kids that couldn’t afford peak prices and don’t give a shite about the kids missing their 3rd week back at school, normal Mexican and South American families, interracial (90% of the time it’s a light skinned black female and an average white dude), gay, and lesbian couples, and single parents with ONE child (never any more, 9 out of 10 times it’s a father and daughter).

After that is when shite gets really weird, as far as non-vacationing “permanent” residents. It’s like a dogwhistle sounds across the country - particularly places like NY and the rest of the northeast - drawing in all of the elderly Jews (and standard elderly to a lesser extent) that OWN oceanfront condos for the sole purpose of using them the following couple months and sitting empty the rest of the year. At this point it’s like the entire area has been flipped on its head and is the total opposite of peak season. Streets completely dead after 8:00pm and all that.

It’s a really odd group of residents - the aforementioned elderly Jews, young latinas (maybe half as many males as them) working what seems to be 10 jobs each, lots of black females between their late 20s and mid 40s (hardly ever see them with black - or white - males around, it’s odd), a small contingent of young white families, an abundance of young white males that are unmarried and often live alone, a ton of middle aged and up former hippies-turned-methheads and straight up “Florida man” stereotypes, and just within the last 3-5 years an influx of middle eastern and eastern Europe types.

When I first moved here permanently a little over 5 years ago it fricked with my head a little when I realized I didn’t see ANY of the same people in June that were there in March, or or any of the same people that were there in September in December. It’s like a revolving door of crazy good or crazy bad, never in between, that takes some adjustment if coming from a normal community.

This ended up way longer than I originally anticipated

Do it.

I live around the corner from VOR.

Thankfully I work with small business owners all day and they all MAGA.