below average but property taxes are high and Tennessee it said tax burden is below average

now a lot of that has to do too like with tourism and stuff now South Dakota like a lot of

these places you should say fuck I don't want to live there, but I'm just pointing these out.

Income tax, zero percent, cost of living, about 12 percent below average, tax burden

among the lowest.

Wyoming, low taxes, moderate costs, income tax, zero.

Cost of living is slightly below national average tax burden low

Florida but you know I don't know if this is going to stick because costs are going through

the roof in Florida this article is from April 8th of this year.

But I know that, you know, just speaking with Marie and other folks, cost of living in Florida is really cranking.

In fact, it's like 4% above the U.S. average.

But anyway, no income tax.

That's why you have Trump and all of his winged monkeys living down there.

All the maggots. Yeah. All the maggots moved to Florida.

Tax burden below average.

Nevada, no income tax, but, you know, it's about 10% above the national average.

I mean, Bronco tells me some of the stuff out there.

It's crazy.

Washington State, income tax no wage income tax but a 7% capital gains tax on high earners uh cost of living approximately 20% above U.S. average.

It's because it's fucking impossible to get things there.

Yeah, yeah.

The next one is New Hampshire, income tax, no tax on earned wages.

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