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I agree. Erroneously wrote Yeehaw and it was the 75. The highway from Atlanta to Miami. From my 24-hour experience in the town, I thought Ocala was racist, poor and scary.

There are certain words that society needs to remove from the lexicon of usage. We heard "those" words often in Ocala. I almost challenged some of the people that we overheard, but they would have collectively placed me in traction at the local hospital. They seemed like decent people that did...

It was 3 to 4 years ago.... It would be the first exit on the 75 coming from Atlanta, GA. [I thought it was Yeehaw Junction because its name seemed more apropos of the surrounding area, but posters are correct, it was the 75.] Am not a big fan of the South. I love beaches, "vaca frita" and...

Will ask my wife tonight. Scary place. Right off the 75. Literally at the Ocala exit.

Yes. I agree. We stayed the night in a bed and breakfast and have never seen so many people riding horses. People were nice. We heard a fair amount of racist talk at the restaurants, though.

There is zero chance we could live in a city with a median household income of $28,000...................... Miami has a fair amount of abject poverty as well and has a median household income of $67,000 Am sure things are real cheap....... No one wants to live there. We could live in a...

Here are the facts: - The median income for a household in the city was $27,731, - 23.6% of the population were below the poverty line, including 25.3% of those under age 18 and 13.4% of those age 65 or over. You are saying that city with a MEDIAN household income of $28,000 is a great...

Agreed. It was the 75. I mentioned it above.

Tuscaloosa and Montgomery, Alabama are like Saigon during the Vietnam War. There is a 5&Dime located 10 blocks from U. of Alabama that simply put plywood over the middle of the store that was hit by a tornado. They essentially turned it into 2 stores. That is the epitome of a "lack of...

I thought we were off Yeehaw, but you are right, the 75 is the Highway from Atlanta to Florida. The 75 splits off from the 85 around downtown and takes you to Florida.... We were on the 75.......... That town was scary. People were real angry about the economy, Miami, foreigners and people of...

Ocala is "no joke". My wife and I were driving down from Atlanta to Miami three years ago and stopped in Ocala. It was a restaurant right off the Yeehaw Junction (real highway in Central Florida, not joking). The restaurant looked "worse for the wear", but it had a country feel to it. There...