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In reply to the discussion: Four toll lanes down the middle of a free-to-drive interstate highway ? wtf is this.... [View all]yeoman6987
(14,449 posts)43. Cost of Living
I am not sure where you live now, but after Maryland, Florida is like practically free to live. Maryland is ridiculous state to live in. My property taxes here are 7,500 and in Florida they are 2,300. I have both places still but will sell Maryland house in a few years. Florida is much cheaper. I personally hope you give Florida a second chance we NEED people like you down here!!!!!
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Four toll lanes down the middle of a free-to-drive interstate highway ? wtf is this.... [View all]
steve2470
Jan 2014
OP
KR. We paid for the highways when they were built, we paid for maintenance, & now we will pay
El_Johns
Jan 2014
#2
I'm assuming the tolls elleng refers to go to the state and/or federal governments ?
steve2470
Jan 2014
#17
You're paying much more for a lot of things, all in the name of no income tax
groundloop
Jan 2014
#34
So when the poor peoples lanes are jammed with traffic, you will be able to watch the rich
rhett o rick
Jan 2014
#19
It's much like the Verizon model against net neutrality. If you aren't prepared to pay to play you
Ed Suspicious
Jan 2014
#28
I used to spend $7K a year vacationing in FL. Not anymore. It's going to safe states.
TheBlackAdder
Jan 2014
#30