Documentary Reveals What It Means To Be A Florida Man

Ask anyone who has lived in Florida for an extended period of time and they'll tell you that the state's bad rep was earned by the violent and brutally wasted people who keep Florida far from chill.

Documentarian Sean Dunne didn't set out to make a film about Florida's less than esteemed citizens, he just “drove around aimlessly, stopping any time we saw something or someone that interested us”.

But when he hit the sidewalks and started filming he discovered Florida's citizens, lowlifes or otherwise, are more than happy to chat about how their lives revolve around fighting, drinking and carousing.

Heck, one ornery old cuss even tried to fight the audio guy! (Video is NSFW due to language)

(Vimeo Link)

This is how Sean's incredibly raw and poignant documentary "Florida Man" was born, and although he went into it without bias, Sean's opinion was surely swayed by the drunk and dangerous characters he encountered during filming. It's a wonder Sean and his crew made it out of Florida with their equipment intact!

-Via Dangerous Minds


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There are some interesting pairs. CA is both bad for business; despit this, it has the most productive businesses.
[That could be because of natural monopolies, in theory. In practice I think it's that innovative tech companies seem to be ok with the business environment in CA.]
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Speaking as someone who lives in Massachusetts, I uttered a hearty "WTF" about our "worst." After reading some articles about it, it turns out that we have the highest reported rate of child neglect/abuse, but that's primarily because our reporting rules are extremely strict; other states surely have much higher rates of abuse, but many more of those cases go unreported. I imagine a lot of the things (particularly worsts) on this list are similar misrepresentations.
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