low-key one of the most useful maps:
obesity is correlated both with being a nigger, being poor, being stupid and having a shit lifestyle - in other words definitely not the kind of people you want to be around.
therefore this map is actually super useful when deciding where to live.
Orlando and surrounds looks pretty good.
I am in a light green county, but much of the Midwest is pretty bad, and the South is atrocious.
Texas surprises me - huge state but by far the least obese Southern state, and seems to track far more with Western states than Southern ones.
PS I am generally thinking of FL as something all its own. Culturally it probably was Southern once, but now it’s had so much migration from Yankee states, the Caribbean and Latin America that I think it’s just something else.
well the 3 main factors are:
1 - Money
2 - Skin Color
3 - Proximity to Beach
the area around New Orleans is red because it’s both poor and black
North East and California are green because rich ( weight loss success is based on same factors as financial success )
Texas is light green because it’s also relatively rich. the highest GDP per capita city in America is actually in Texas ( Oil Money ). San Francisco in 2nd place and NYC in 3rd.
as for why Florida is green - BEACHES.
the parts of FL with the best beaches are the most green.
why would you pay premium to live on the beach if you’re too fat to go there ?
and if you do happen to live there and are fat you will be embarrassed and try to lose weight.
Florida simply has the highest proportion of population that lives next to a beach because it has beaches on two sides and they are the primary reason people move to FL in the first place.
i also disagree that FL used to be part of the south. in those days FL wasn’t a thing at all. FL was created by two things:
1 - commercialization of Air Conditioning
2 - draining of the swamps
both happened mid 20th century.
there was nothing in FL before that.
well, St. Augustine is the oldest city in America and is in Florida but no other part of FL is like that. in fact for me St. Augustine was a nightmare because i rented a 7 series BMW when i was there and i couldn’t fit that thing through any of those streets let alone make a U-Turn when a street went underwater due to flooding - it was a total nightmare. i managed to escape the flooding by driving a few blocks the wrong way on a 1-way street and swore never to come back to that Aruvin shithole again.
between the narrow streets and the flooding St. Augustine was in fact such a horrifying experience that it allowed me to finally rule out all coastal areas ( that get flooded like this ) and focus on Orlando which is elevated by over 100 feet.
you probably have fewer beautiful girls in Orlando as you would have some place next to the beach but at least i am regularly at the outdoor pool to partially make up for that …
the greenest area of the map is St. Johns county and indeed they have beautiful girls there both at the beaches and at Whole Foods but it was too close to Jacksonville for comfort for me …
while St. Johns is white Jacksonville is like any other Nigger infested shithole city …
to be completely honest when you drive around the country to look for a place where to live it is going to come down to chance …
you will have some positive experiences and some negative ones and you will not be able to explain to yourself that a decision shouldn’t be made based on a single experience …
so for example Tampa hasn’t been hit by hurricanes for like a century at the time when i was focusing on Tampa but it got hit twice in two weeks when i was there - so would something like that affect your decision ? it absolutely would. yes you can try to tell yourself that statistically what happened was unlikely but it’s not going to work. because once you experience it ( all hotels full, all gas stations empty, all flights cancelled ) you won’t want to experience it again.
same with people. it was getting accosted by just one nigger in Washington DC that took it off the map for me. yes i could try to tell myself the STATISTICS of there not being any more niggers in that area than in many other areas etc. but reality is after that one incident i simply didn’t want to live in DC anymore. ( traffic was a factor too ).
this is why you should travel as much as possible so that your experiences can average out more and you’re not basing everything on a single data point.
St. Augustine was like this when i was there:
except that the streets were too narrow to turn around and i had a bunch of SUVs behind me that didn’t care the road was flooded and wanted me to keep going forward but i was in a sedan that really wasn’t meant for that kind of shit …
absolutely horrible
never again
