Stuffy: Living In The United States

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Stuffy, small, and over populated may be some of the few words to describe the state of New York. This economically inept residency is impossible to compare to the grandiloquent, upbeat state of Florida. Living in Florida provides a better lifestyle than one in New York in all major categories.
New York has a gross population of 19,746,227 (quickfacts . Census ) . With a square mileage of only 54,556; that is only .0028 square miles per person. This means that houses and properties must be built small with a greater price. The ethnic demographics of New York consist of sixty five percent of Caucasians , seventeen percent of Latinos , fifteen percent of African Americans , seven percent of Asians , and another seven percent of unspecified ethnicities (suburbanstats ) . Although statistics show slight different ethnic backgrounds, New York is an Acropolis for xenophobia; consisting of a hodgepodge of people with different cultures,
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Florida has no snowfall at all, and an average rainfall of eight and two tenths. Although it may sound like a lot of rain, it is necessary in order to let our majestic plant life grow (usclimatedata ) . Florida is a beautiful state with wonderful weather. This state also has many activities centered on the beautiful weather. Florida also has on average five days that the temperatures were over ninety five degrees. Cost of living in Florida is very inexpensive. The cost of groceries such as a pound of rice, one pound of chicken breasts, a dozen eggs, and a gallon of milk costs a total twelve dollar and eighteen cents. An average one bedroom apartment cost one thousand five hundred and forty and thirty three cents. The overall cost of living is inexpensive in Florida and more economically proficient in all aspects, whether it is food, gas, transportations, ad

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