I agree, from ct, lived in SoCal for 12 years and then to Atlanta thinking the winter was similar to SoCal. It was cold and grey from nov - to April. Gloomy.

Pretty soon they won't be paid at all.

Northern California can be quite rainy/overcast during the winter. I lived in Davis for a year and it got cold and rainy in like October and stayed that way until May.

In what field lmao. Gator hunting?

Busting your Johnny balls even, keep at it dude. Just do construction or any of the brick layers etc. type jobs.

You may be a hardened criminal with a felon rap sheet 4 miles long. But you are doing the right thing!

It’s so low. ☹️

I took a vacation during summer specifically to see if I could take FL weather and the summer heat beat that desire out of me. Not sure if you get used to it… but it’s worth making sure you can take FL heat in summer . I realized I could not

I struggle with this! I'm originally from a place with a Mediterranean climate so the cold and dark winters really do a number on me.

It helps to get outside during the winter and to stay active. That's really the only thing that keeps me going. I despise the mornings when I have wake up even earlier for work to scrape ice off my car. It makes me question why I even live here lol. I dream of moving back to Australia one day.

But…you just described the location as though it was full of employees that don’t want to work. You didn’t even get your food.

I moved away from New England and one thing I learned is that the only places where it really doesn't get cold and depressing East of the Mississippi are the Gulf Coast and Florida in general. Everywhere else is gonna have some degree of winter. I live in Nashville and I would categorize the weather as you need a jacket and it looks sad outside as being about four months of the year. Atlanta and Charlotte are pretty similar. If the only weather you like in CT is June-August, Florida, southern MS, AL and LA and Texas are your only options where you will like the weather all year. If you include the west coast you get more options (most of California, southern Nevada, Arizona and southern New Mexico)

Same restaurant. the only difference is the workers.

Look I get it, you think you're clever...great...good for you. But whats the point of being a prick? You've done this in other threads. Is your self esteem so low that you need to just criticize people over the way they choose to communicate? Why not just keep it moving?

Too true

That's because most fast food workers don't know how to multitask. They have to completely finish one order before they can take the next.

Especially when there is snow on the ground, you get blasted with sunlight during those hours lol.

They’re not paid to care.

For good reason as of late.

Don't let family tie you down. Unless they literally can't survive without you, you shouldn't have to be responsible for them as they are all adults. You can always visit them. It's not like a forever thing unless you make it one. With video calling and whatever, it's so easy to keep in touch.

Florida is calling your name. Enjoy your 8% pay increase.

Hope you like paying taxes for everything👍

Most fast food workers don't seem to care. The local Taco Bell routinely has cars around the building. for Taco Bell.

Krauzers in East Hartford, although the price has gone from 5.99 to 9.99 and I swear they got smaller. The chicken steak is still amazing though.

Sounds like you're a future snowbird lol.

To be fair, humans were always nomadic up until we invented agriculture.

Don’t move here. It’s terrible

I lived in places with seasons my whole life including CT and then moved to SoCal... warm weather and sun all of the time. It was great, but for me, also weird. I needed seasons (and for other reasons) moved back after several years.