48 other states then.Eh... I had extended family south of Wichita that I visited a few times with my parents when they were still alive. The people of Kansas are absolutely lovely, but the scenery and the weather leaves quite a bit to be desired. Even in the rowdy college towns, it's.... not quite there.
Incorrect. The company mandates the vaccine for all employees in California and anywhere else in the U.S. that a mandate is not blocked by law for private companies. They can no longer mandate a vaccine for their employees in Florida, however that law was enacted by the governor after Disney's deadline for all employees to be vaccinated there or be terminated, so it didn't make a difference for those employees.
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But it’s Ut… Actually, never mind.Oh, gosh yes. But I would personally narrow it down to about 10 states. Most are west of the Mississippi, although I did consider Tennessee for a brief bit after hearing from friends who escaped to Nashville last year, and got their daughter's family and grandkids to follow them. They all rave about it, and the housing costs are half of OC's.
Fun Fact$ on Utah:
That's the beauty of our 50 state republic. Each state can set it's own rules and laws and legislate itself differently. You set up a system of competition and free enterprise where Americans can choose to live in the state that benefits them most for whatever they value the most, and/or what is best for their children. Smart way to run a country; with 50 states competing for taxpaying, law-abiding, productive citizens!
- Electricity prices are 10 cents per Kwh in Utah vs. 19 cents per Kwh in California
- Gas prices are averaging $1.25 less per gallon in southern Utah this week compared to Southern California
- State Sales Tax in Utah is 4.75% compared to California's State Sales Tax of 7.25%
- Natural Gas prices in Utah are $9 per 1K cubic feet, versus $17 per 1K cubic feet in California
- Utah State Income Tax tops out at 4.95%, California State Income Tax tops out at 12.3%
- Plus, it's gorgeous and adults can make decisions for themselves about what is best for them = Priceless
Incorrect. The company mandates the vaccine for all employees in California and anywhere else in the U.S. that a mandate is not blocked by law for private companies. They can no longer mandate a vaccine for their employees in Florida, however that law was enacted by the governor after Disney's deadline for all employees to be vaccinated there or be terminated, so it didn't make a difference for those employees.
Disney Sets Vaccine Mandate Deadline For Disneyland Employees, According To Union
Disney Sets Vaccine Mandate Deadline For Disneyland Employees, According To Cast Members' Union
Walt Disney World did the same and has rehired the few who were let go for not sharing their vaccination status.
Anything’s possible, CA was a fairly consistant Red state prior to 1990 and TX was a fairly consistant Blue state prior to 1980.
Eh... I had extended family south of Wichita that I visited a few times with my parents when they were still alive. The people of Kansas are absolutely lovely, but the scenery and the weather leaves quite a bit to be desired. Even in the rowdy college towns, it's.... not quite there.
publichealth.lacounty.gov
You would think that you people had been held captive hanging upside down in a dungeon with king sized feather pillows duct taped over your faces for the past two years instead of having experienced reasonable safety precautions during a worldwide pandemic that has killed 988K of Americans and counting. The cries of freedom from tyranny are as ludicrous as they are obnoxious.
Uh huh.
How about we just move on and not bring up this topic again. Whether you find it touching (which I'm sure it is) or not really doesn't have anything to do with Disneyland.
