Even without housing, it amounts to $12,000 a year in the State of Florida, and I think it is even higher in your State of California.
E. Clay Shaw, Jr.: “Even without housing, it amounts to $12,000 a year in the State of Florida, and I think it is even higher in your State…”
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Discussing financial implications in Florida and California.
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