We have a new Brightline in Florida that goes from Orlando to Miami and has about 5 stops in between. It's not super fast (it takes about 3.5h, which is similar to driving), and it can get expensive for a family, but not having to drive on I-95 in South Florida is worth every penny.
it seems to be very popular so far.
79 is still pretty nice. Depending of the humidity, you might not even need AC, just fans
I haven't used cash in like a decade, but I still need to carry my cards, ID and insurance cards just in case. Where else do people carry things?
Oh, man. I can't imagine living with no sun. I'm in Florida and this past "Winter" there was a full 7 days where it was overcast. I almost cried.
Not at all. Grackles are in the same family as orioles and other black and yellow birds.
If it means change, I'll take it!
Because it turns to liquid if it's not refrigerated?
They're like $60. I wouldn't call them cheap as hell, I actually think they're massively overpriced. But the rest is 100% true.
Isn't he like 95? I think he's from the generation before boomers.
BTW, I saw an interview with him recently and he's sharper than most people half his age. It's incredible
It seems like it would be much cheaper and better to just go to the restaurant and eat there instead of dumping money on doordash
What part of the rest of the world does that?
I'm from the rest of the world that would measure all those things in centimeters. I think only screen sizes and some tools would be in inches
They want the death penalty? I can't with these people, I thought the whole point of banning abortion was that "every life is sacred".
Do they ever get tired of being so hypocritical?
This was taken in Orlando, Florida in May 2023.