Florida, CA, or Hawaii?

What kind of character to do associate with the following states: Florida, California, Hawaii.
Which do you associate the most with beaches and why? How do the characters of these three states differ?

What about Maine? (just throwing that out there lol)






Answer :
Florida i associate the most with beaches of course, it is called the Sunshine state for no good reason. Florida has many beaches ranging from South Beach to Merritt Island. Florida is more of a sunny character since it is known as the Sunshine state. Though i don't like Florida since most of the people there are mostly ignorant and most of them like to party all of the time.

California is more of a laid back state. Although its the most expensive state compared to any other state the character varies since the north of California is very different to the south. Though if i were to describe the whole of California in one word i would have to say Chilled.

Maine i would say is a relaxing state. I have family who used to live in Maine and it was very peaceful, nice scenery and not crowded as other states are... very cheap too! Maine is very popular for their lobsters since the best in the world come from the state ;)

Finally I never been to Hawaii and never had any interest in the state itself but i could say that the character for Hawaii is very diverse since many types of races I have known live in Hawaii. Also don't forget Obama was born in Hawaii, the first African American President for the United States.






Answer :
California. I may be biased, though, because I have lived here (CA) ever since I could remember. It will always be my homestate. Florida and Hawaii don't seem to get as much cold. I prefer the cold to the hot.
Maine is completely different to all those three, though, haha. It's freezing up there.






Answer :
FL : Beachy, tan people. Blonde hair, fit, bikinis.
CA : same as FL just have more money.
HAWAII: Hawiann people with the lays, and stuff.

Maine? : I dont really know, normal people. like from MA.