There's a Bladerunner joke in there somewhere....Gimme a second......"I've seen things you people couldn't imagine. I've seen crackheads shitting on sidewalks in the middle of the day...."
@@edvaira6891 yah but the Orange County in Florida almost has as many people as the one is LA Area, its has almost 2 million people and the one in Ca has over 3 million, so they are both big counties, buy the one in NY is not
6:11 - 6:25 everything was correct except for the “oldest still inhabited city in the US” part. That title actually goes to a small town in Alabama called Childersburg. It has been inhabited since 1540, 25 years before the founding of St. Augustine, but because Childersburg is so small and because it is in Alabama, St. Augustine gets the credit because it is in Florida meaning it is far more advertised for tourism.
@@Milokissavlk Cool! I'm sure you'll love it overall. I hate cold weather and there's so much fun stuff to do with annual somewhat affordable for Floridians annual theme park passes at least in and near Orlando. I spent most of my twenties several years, several years ago there in Kissimmee and Orlando Florida.
@@JamesKing-lw1xp ye I’m pretty ok with the heat (I live in Louisiana sooo) ye but I love the cooler weather we have service dogs (I’m gonna get mine yay) ye I can’t whate
There is a lot of native american sites and such there so it's a mixed place with much history but very american retired communities everywhere yes lol
If you want to know more and everything about Florida, read Tim Dorsey's books. Tim used to write for the Tampa tribune and became a private author in 1999. He has been inside the Florida archives and knows everything about Florida even the stuff that is being covered up. His books are very good reads too, since 1999 to present day he has published a new book annually and still does to this day, Serge A. Storms is florida man. Ive been waiting for years to see Tim turn theses books into a solid movie or movie series.
The original space station was built over top of an ancient nativive burial grounds and it was contraversial, they even abandoned the old station and built the kennedy space center. Disney land was built on a massive orange grove with a citrus tower look out, the tower is where the castle is in the park. The orange groves were so large tourist would go visit and get lost for days and survive from eating oranges, the citrus tower was used to observe and locate lost tourist and help them out.
No. 66 My track coach was a student athlete at UF when Gatorade was being made. Apparently he is the first person to drink it as he was a guinea pig for it's development. He said it was awful tasting.
@Pull UP! it's about 9 miles. Disney was my first job, I literally lived BEHIND the Magic Kingdom. And then worked at Universal from 2003-2005, while still living near Disney... they are not 3 miles apart. :) not sure where you live but thats a good 25 minute drive! Be well
I was born in Jacksonville Florida and we used to have this amusement park in two locations called adventure landing but they closed down the first one was at the beaches and the other one was on the west side of Jacksonville.
Florida's Fairchild Gardens is home to the only rainforest in the continental United States. Fairchild Garden's two-acre rainforest features waterfalls and cascades throughout the rainforest.
The water table is very high too, thats why so many sink holes, the water displaces the earth you stand on. In cities you are living on a massive slab but if you dig in certain spots or leave city and dig one scoop the hole will instantly fill up with water. Thats why most florida towns wont grow any larger because they cant use stilts or build on the land safely.
Me either... I grew up in daytona beach and had family in Jacksonville and Tampa but never been there neither, and ponce deleon is a nice place to visit it has so much history
Nobody knows exactly where Ponce de Leon first landed at in florida, but Ponce wasnt aware of how large the continent was and named the new land La Florida, Coral Castle Ed built this giant rock castle in the 1920s with tuberculosis, nobody knows how he built it alone and he died with the secret, Ed even got bullied by the locals in Florida city where he first built the castle and he actually hired a truck and secretly loaded the entire structure onto the trailer without being seen and was able to rebuild it where it is located today north of miami in dade county. The front gate is a 9 short tons 8 foot tall massive rock with a pole in the center, it is so heavy but easy to spin a child can move it. The gate broke in 1986 and it took 3 men and a crane to dissemble and replace the rock gate, The gate was so heavy the crane struggled to functioned, keep in mind this was all created and built by one man who worked in secret, this is a true story too. NOBODY KNOWS how he did this, so many stories and attempts to give answers but Ed is the only man who knew what he was doing and he died never sharing that secret.
Number 27 is kinda misleading, Florida doesn't have it's own hurricane season, that's just THE hurricane season. Also, Hurricane Katrina did hit florida, but only caused about 780 Million in damages as most of the damage was in Louisiana/Mississipi. Also total damages were 125 Billion, not 160.
Jacksonville,FL born and raised. Very happy to see this video. How many amazing #Floridaman facts did you learn about? This state never stops amazing anybody with all the crazy stuff we do. When you break down and have to do individual cities come back to Jacksonville and learn about our great beginnings as Cowford and the great fire of Jacksonville. Y'all come back now ya hear.
I was born and raised in Florida. This video really showed me a ton of shit I never even realized was a thing. Thank you for a great informative video! ^_^
I'm from Florida! I watch your videos all the time and it was fun to see you do one on my state. It was funny to hear you pronounce "Kissimmee", "ybor", and "Gasparilla". Also there is an orange county Florida. It's the Orlando area. Walt tore down a bunch of orange groves to make Walt Disney World. Both Disney World and Disneyland reside in Orange county! I really want to check out the stargazing in Kissimmee now. Thanks for that tip! Last thing, I've been to Venice Beach (shark tooth beach) plenty of times, but never knew the teeth are from ancient sharks. I assumed it's from sharks in the area. Cool fact!
I lived in a mostly tourist area so it was a seasonal type of area of florida. But I must say it was a fun growing up place, bike week, spring break, Daytona beach has the world's most famous beach I went to a lot, springs where you can swim with otters and alligators to name a few over a giant 100 foot deep natural spring, got drunk and partied on the beach quite often, and it was a great place growing up. Now I dont like going there lol I live in colorado now it's so humid and hot there... plus the spiders, snakes, mosquitoes etc I had enough of cause they are everywhere.. I mean every where lol
The answer for why LA has the Lakers is because the Lakers were originally from Minnesota, which has 10,000 lakes, but because of trading in the NBA they ended up in Los Angeles. Watch the movie baseketball and you can learn all about it
I love living in FL. HEY My grandfather helped design the original 7 mile bridge...nice....My county is the "best" lol...Now I miss Snooty, I made myself sad.....
Not this year. It's been great this season. I don't have to leave for work an hour early to travel only 8 miles. The worst drivers are from MI and OH. IDK what it is about a 2D grid system that confuses northerners so much.
@@MarkUgartechea LOL. Move out of the fast lane, you might be lost and oblivious but I'm trying to get to work mother Fer. Lol. It really does intimidate them.
It's not. Cross of Burgundy....used by Spain. That Cross of Burgundy on its own, flies high next to the US Flag and the Puerto Rico Flag at the San Felipe Castle El Morro. I learned this on a cruise trip to San Juan back in the 90s.
I look forward to seeing what you guys do next week, seeing as the video will upload on Halloween. I'm hoping something related to the holiday, like maybe 101 Facts about the Conjuring Movies, or 101 Facts about Dracula, or something like that. Now if you need me, I'll be sharing this to friends of mine in Florida.
The amount of stuff I’ve seen while spending time in Florida is astounding
There's a Bladerunner joke in there somewhere....Gimme a second......"I've seen things you people couldn't imagine. I've seen crackheads shitting on sidewalks in the middle of the day...."
101 facts about Florida
Number 1 it's home to the elusive and strange creature known as the *Florida man.*
Fact 102 some neighborhoods look like they got blue chickenpox lol oh what those are just pedophiles my bad
Florida Man is not one, but we are legion
I made Florida man spring break Panama city beach 2003
Dank poster #JustMonika
i live in florids and im not a strange creature that's a very offensive comment
There’s an Orange County in Florida too.
AS WELL AS ONE IN NEW YORK, ABOUT 75 MILES NORTH OF NEW YORK CITY!
And don't forget Citrus County on the west Coast. 😎
^__^
@@edvaira6891 yah but the Orange County in Florida almost has as many people as the one is LA Area, its has almost 2 million people and the one in Ca has over 3 million, so they are both big counties, buy the one in NY is not
They Call Me DOM #JustMonika
6:11 - 6:25 everything was correct except for the “oldest still inhabited city in the US” part. That title actually goes to a small town in Alabama called Childersburg. It has been inhabited since 1540, 25 years before the founding of St. Augustine, but because Childersburg is so small and because it is in Alabama, St. Augustine gets the credit because it is in Florida meaning it is far more advertised for tourism.
as a floridian watching this video and knowing/being to all the places makes this video more fun
I haven’t even watch this fully and I can already say oh no
😂. It's quite a lovely place to live actually if you wanna be broke if you can afford living there and wanna get Coronavirus. 😂
@@JamesKing-lw1xp ye I’m actually am moving to Florida with my friends I was really just wondering how would Sam put all the crazy Florida new people,
@@Milokissavlk Cool! I'm sure you'll love it overall. I hate cold weather and there's so much fun stuff to do with annual somewhat affordable for Floridians annual theme park passes at least in and near Orlando.
I spent most of my twenties several years, several years ago there in Kissimmee and Orlando Florida.
@@JamesKing-lw1xp ye I’m pretty ok with the heat (I live in Louisiana sooo) ye but I love the cooler weather we have service dogs (I’m gonna get mine yay) ye I can’t whate
Oh no? Why?
Ironically, while it is the “Sunshine State”, it also RAINS EVERY DAMN DAY IN SUMMER, most years!
It has very limited sunshine days a year lol I know what u mean... and hurricanes are normal there huh hahahaha
Well? How do we get the rain ?
S U N S H I N E
YES
Can’t even explain how much rain through the winter 🥲
shoutout to my floridians hurricane irma bruh
I was born and raised in Winter Haven, Florida and currently living in Lakeland. Yes definitely learned a lot from this video.
I like how at the @7:30 mark when talking about Miami the footage is showing Bayshore Boulevard and the Tampa skyline lol.
Florida, the second most American state beside Texas, hell it even looks like a gun
There is a lot of native american sites and such there so it's a mixed place with much history but very american retired communities everywhere yes lol
I've always thought Florida looked like America's d**k lol
You mean the hand grip? Lol
KillDaire #JustMonika
It looks nothing like a gun.
If you want to know more and everything about Florida, read Tim Dorsey's books. Tim used to write for the Tampa tribune and became a private author in 1999. He has been inside the Florida archives and knows everything about Florida even the stuff that is being covered up. His books are very good reads too, since 1999 to present day he has published a new book annually and still does to this day, Serge A. Storms is florida man. Ive been waiting for years to see Tim turn theses books into a solid movie or movie series.
The original space station was built over top of an ancient nativive burial grounds and it was contraversial, they even abandoned the old station and built the kennedy space center. Disney land was built on a massive orange grove with a citrus tower look out, the tower is where the castle is in the park. The orange groves were so large tourist would go visit and get lost for days and survive from eating oranges, the citrus tower was used to observe and locate lost tourist and help them out.
I feel like this state need a part two. There’s a lot more facts about Florida.
I definitely have to agree with you on that
So weird this came out the first day of my Florida vacation!!
Florida Man is a national hero.
As a natural floridian, so many things were pronounced wrong, and I can confirm all of the weird stuff that goes on here.
I was thinking that too but if we went to Britain and tried to say some of the words that they have we would probably F-it up completely
I need a headline
"Florida man doesn't vote, sways election anyway"
xd
No. 66 My track coach was a student athlete at UF when Gatorade was being made. Apparently he is the first person to drink it as he was a guinea pig for it's development. He said it was awful tasting.
Lol
Florida has an Orange county...? Orlando, Disney, and Universal are all in Orange county
I literally grew up in Orange County.. LOL. And the commenter below, Universal and Disney are not next to each other
@Pull UP! it's about 9 miles. Disney was my first job, I literally lived BEHIND the Magic Kingdom. And then worked at Universal from 2003-2005, while still living near Disney... they are not 3 miles apart. :) not sure where you live but thats a good 25 minute drive! Be well
Born and raised there myself. I miss it at times.
I was born in Jacksonville Florida and we used to have this amusement park in two locations called adventure landing but they closed down the first one was at the beaches and the other one was on the west side of Jacksonville.
missed the fact that Florida has some exclusive species of spiders
also Florida has an orange county Orlando is in it
Florida's Fairchild Gardens is home to the only rainforest in the continental United States. Fairchild Garden's two-acre rainforest features waterfalls and cascades throughout the rainforest.
As a lifelong Tampa Bay Area resident, this was a fun watch. :-) There’s a lot I still didn’t even know about my home state!
The water table is very high too, thats why so many sink holes, the water displaces the earth you stand on. In cities you are living on a massive slab but if you dig in certain spots or leave city and dig one scoop the hole will instantly fill up with water. Thats why most florida towns wont grow any larger because they cant use stilts or build on the land safely.
As a Floridian I fine this entertaining.
I cringed about 10 times in this video from the city pronunciations. Also, we have an orange county, too
As someone who has lived in Florida for my whole 26 year life. I completely approve of this list lol
that "hole in one" joke got me for some reason lol
I’m from Florida and yes all is true !👏🏽
Do one about Louisiana Please I would love to see what you come up with
Me too
Well they got to mention the hell hole that is Fort Polk. Fuck that place.
@@bamacopeland4372 ya
Thanks for the upload!
Floridian here, can answer all questions, truthfully. 😁
Moving to Florida this weekend! Super great facts and ideas for adventure!!
I grew up in Florida, and have never been to Tallahassee.
Me either... I grew up in daytona beach and had family in Jacksonville and Tampa but never been there neither, and ponce deleon is a nice place to visit it has so much history
I do live in Florida and even I learned something!
Nobody knows exactly where Ponce de Leon first landed at in florida, but Ponce wasnt aware of how large the continent was and named the new land La Florida, Coral Castle Ed built this giant rock castle in the 1920s with tuberculosis, nobody knows how he built it alone and he died with the secret, Ed even got bullied by the locals in Florida city where he first built the castle and he actually hired a truck and secretly loaded the entire structure onto the trailer without being seen and was able to rebuild it where it is located today north of miami in dade county. The front gate is a 9 short tons 8 foot tall massive rock with a pole in the center, it is so heavy but easy to spin a child can move it. The gate broke in 1986 and it took 3 men and a crane to dissemble and replace the rock gate, The gate was so heavy the crane struggled to functioned, keep in mind this was all created and built by one man who worked in secret, this is a true story too. NOBODY KNOWS how he did this, so many stories and attempts to give answers but Ed is the only man who knew what he was doing and he died never sharing that secret.
Number 27 is kinda misleading, Florida doesn't have it's own hurricane season, that's just THE hurricane season.
Also, Hurricane Katrina did hit florida, but only caused about 780 Million in damages as most of the damage was in Louisiana/Mississipi.
Also total damages were 125 Billion, not 160.
Hey may you do 101facts about Arizona
Jacksonville,FL born and raised. Very happy to see this video. How many amazing #Floridaman facts did you learn about? This state never stops amazing anybody with all the crazy stuff we do. When you break down and have to do individual cities come back to Jacksonville and learn about our great beginnings as Cowford and the great fire of Jacksonville. Y'all come back now ya hear.
I’m from Naples Florida . Videos right on too I didn’t know the 321 area code that’s new to me and actually pretty kool too .
People: I can’t go to Florida it’s to hot
Ac:say no more
Yes, I am from Florida and live there still.
I was born and raised in Florida. This video really showed me a ton of shit I never even realized was a thing. Thank you for a great informative video! ^_^
I'm from Florida! I watch your videos all the time and it was fun to see you do one on my state.
It was funny to hear you pronounce "Kissimmee", "ybor", and "Gasparilla".
Also there is an orange county Florida. It's the Orlando area. Walt tore down a bunch of orange groves to make Walt Disney World. Both Disney World and Disneyland reside in Orange county!
I really want to check out the stargazing in Kissimmee now. Thanks for that tip!
Last thing, I've been to Venice Beach (shark tooth beach) plenty of times, but never knew the teeth are from ancient sharks. I assumed it's from sharks in the area. Cool fact!
Me and my sister's birth state. I was born there, I lived there, and I'm going to die there.
Escambia high school.
yup
Florida be like 🌴 ☀️🏖🐊🦈
I loveeeee Florida state 😍💕
@Pull UP! I like it as a tourist
I lived in a mostly tourist area so it was a seasonal type of area of florida. But I must say it was a fun growing up place, bike week, spring break, Daytona beach has the world's most famous beach I went to a lot, springs where you can swim with otters and alligators to name a few over a giant 100 foot deep natural spring, got drunk and partied on the beach quite often, and it was a great place growing up. Now I dont like going there lol I live in colorado now it's so humid and hot there... plus the spiders, snakes, mosquitoes etc I had enough of cause they are everywhere.. I mean every where lol
I live in Sarasota, FL.
Fact 102: Sarasota is the most beautiful city in Florida.
Naples: hold my beer kid
I’m from Miami which is different than the rest of Florida 😅 but I learned so many new facts thanks for the video!
Dude! I live in Florida and moved here from Rhode Island where I grew up. So the very beginning of the video was rather stunning haha
6:47 It's I "Florida" And The Bridge Is Actually Named After Skyway Boulevard In Colorado Springs, Colorado About 70.9 Miles From Denver, Colorado
I am from florida, Daytona beach fl to be exact I lived there from my birth until the age of about 29,
The answer for why LA has the Lakers is because the Lakers were originally from Minnesota, which has 10,000 lakes, but because of trading in the NBA they ended up in Los Angeles. Watch the movie baseketball and you can learn all about it
I like the Lakers so happy they won the NBA championship this year.
my state i love it
yes i am from Florida
15:29
Longwood is a city here!!
I was sooooo confuzzled! Lmado
He needs to do 101 facts about Georgia😭😭I wanna learn about my home state 🥺
It’s filled with people wanting to go to florida for Disneyland
I heard Florida has great beaches over here in my State.
Florida gang
I’m actually from Carol City Florida, just like the rapper Flo Rida in the opening bit!
Florida be like:
Hey Georgia, wanna see me build a theme park and a spaceport?
I love living in FL. HEY My grandfather helped design the original 7 mile bridge...nice....My county is the "best" lol...Now I miss Snooty, I made myself sad.....
Grew up in Orlando, not far from Lake Eola. It was beautiful.
I am from Key West. Spent most of my life in Florida
#93 i live in Venice. About 2 miles from the beach. And it is a few miles from Sarasota where Pinecraft is.
The bridge in Tampa called the Skyway Bridge actually collapsed in 1970s
I live in Florida and yes people are nuts here
Surely you have include some Florida man meme in there? Facts: 91. A Florida man toss an alligator through a drive through. ME: Yea, close enough.
I live here and the tourists are the most annoying.
Not this year. It's been great this season. I don't have to leave for work an hour early to travel only 8 miles. The worst drivers are from MI and OH. IDK what it is about a 2D grid system that confuses northerners so much.
@@BaronFeydRautha Northerners from big cities come down see our vast open 5 lane roads and think they are playing GTA 5 in real life.
@@MarkUgartechea LOL. Move out of the fast lane, you might be lost and oblivious but I'm trying to get to work mother Fer. Lol. It really does intimidate them.
@@BaronFeydRautha So, we let natural selection play its part.
Florida resident here: You forgot to mention that Florida is hot 15 more times. Didn’t do it justice. It’s hot
Minnesota is hotter
About the marina and Everbank field, he does keep his yacht there sometimes. I’ve seen it on multiple occasions.
As a person who works third shift, I would appreciate a 7am happy hour...I just refuse to live in Florida 😂
101 facts about NCIS please Sam
Florida
Ayyyy my state!
Flo grown baby. 😄😄
I love the facts!!
Greatest experience in Florida? Not the theme and amusment parks, but the entire state itself.
6:00 Cape coral has 400 miles of canals so idk why fort lauderdale would be named the “venice” of america
As an ESL speaker myself, I appreciate that you added subtitles as you work in speaking an easier to understand English, good job!
I’m from Florida
Man i wish you would have done just a flordia man and woman 101. I think you guys would kill that
I’ve lived in Florida for 54years, best state ever!!!
"Northeast Floridian here! Loved this video as I do the others, but this was special." - Florida Man
2:40 Yes, because the Florida state flag totally has nothing to do with the confederate flag. (I know this is contested, but c’mon.)
It's not.
Cross of Burgundy....used by Spain.
That Cross of Burgundy on its own, flies high next to the US Flag and the Puerto Rico Flag at the San Felipe Castle El Morro.
I learned this on a cruise trip to San Juan back in the 90s.
@@Dangic23 suuuuurrree. The cross of burgundy. Right. I got ya. 😉 (I’m trolling, just ignore me.)
Can you do one on the 1950s please
Since when did Florida Man take over this channel? I love Little Havana
Hey I'm from Florida
Sorry
@@slowpezmia haw haw funny haw
I like gator tail and fried grouper....good eats
“Florida man”
Can't wait for 101 facts about Iowa!
i live in Florida
Can we get a 101 Facts about Chicago, IL plz
Florida gang wya
Love the thumbnail. DUUUUUVVVVVAAAALLLLLLLL
Fact #102 - Florida is also known as "God's waiting room"
I look forward to seeing what you guys do next week, seeing as the video will upload on Halloween. I'm hoping something related to the holiday, like maybe 101 Facts about the Conjuring Movies, or 101 Facts about Dracula, or something like that.
Now if you need me, I'll be sharing this to friends of mine in Florida.
I'm going to Florida for a week :]
We're leaving on the 30th. I'll tell you guys about my trip when I get back :]
Have a blast but leave the dynamite at home!
@@Jimbodisfan Well I don't think I can sneak Dynamite through TSA as were traveling by air 😅😅
Have fun, hit some beaches and some good skate spots!
@@joshseward490 we rented out a nice little condo that sits right on Coco Beach :) I'll have to bring my longboard and sharpen my skating skills a bit
I hope you had fun