There's a decent chance that we escape this pandemic with a ticket to Freedomville, USA in the form of being allowed to work 100% remotely. That means moving out of New York. But the question then becomes: If we don't have to work locally, where should we live?
What places in the US are good for a couple of lower middle class white libtard atheists who are mostly into nice (warm) weather and good small local music/food/drink/arts options? I'd go somewhere like Marseille, France but that's not realistic. The closest thing to an international location that might not be completely impossible would be Puerto Rico, that could be neat at least for a few years.
We don't really want a cabin in the woods or a closet on Broadway, but there are a ton of options in between when local employment is not a factor. Join
in Brosevile? Haunt 
in Reno? Get jacked with 
in SD? Drain the swamp in NAWLINS? Become Florida Man? Buy a 
in Austin? Move back to Kentucky? Get wicked with the Waltons in Fayetteville? Join NASCAR in Charlotte? Join NASA in Huntsville? SWED in Portland?Asheville seems kinda cool, never been there but everyone says it's great. Dunno if it would feel too boring/small/isolated after a year
as it's almost a cabin in the woods with bars next door.Super open-ended question with very few hard requirements makes it difficult for me to even begin to evaluate. We don't have any family considerations nor any experience living or even really visiting any of these places and there are simply far too many choices to actually test them out for ourselves. What we do know is that we have HAD IT with Northern winters and 10k population towns in the middle of nowhere. Hit me with some thoughts.
The only place I would ever move to is arizona or somewhere without smog inspections. Some counties of arizona are like this if they are small enough. Such a great place to retire. However that secret has been out for a long time. Californians are flocking there, Texas, and Tennessee as fast as we can. Not all of arizona is Satan's asshole hot.
but Tennessee ain’t so bad. Truthfully I don’t know what the right answer is. However, you’ll tend to find that your first criteria interfere with your second. Most people who are liberal atheists tend to live in or close to high population density and also 
how bad it really gets in the summer, I've been in 100F+humid weather before but not for weeks at a time. Jacksonville is less hot but I've heard nothing good about the place.
but also lots of music scene, apparently even Denton is yuge for muzak.
a few first gen immigrant on DFD, resident turk, and ex nazi egg lover now driving a middle class mom mobile.
(breweries and shit) or outdoor activities which you hate. 
and I'd imagine I have a much higher tolerance than Troy.
