St. Petersburg the saddest city.
Who knew?
http://www.tampabay.com/news/busines...-beach/1204226
The list itself:
http://www.menshealth.com/best-life/...-_-Frown+Towns
In the 100-city survey, St. Petersburg was not the only local city to get bruised. Tampa fared little better, ranking fourth saddest. In fact, Florida cities got slammed generally with Miami nailed as eighth saddest followed by Jacksonville at No. 13 and Orlando at No. 19.
"Florida in general," concludes Men's Health, "seems to be a depressing place to live." Now "saddest" in this magazine survey was determined by a mix of government and private data that include suicide and jobless rates, the percentage of households that use antidepressants and "the number of people who report feeling the blues all or most of the time."
"Florida in general," concludes Men's Health, "seems to be a depressing place to live." Now "saddest" in this magazine survey was determined by a mix of government and private data that include suicide and jobless rates, the percentage of households that use antidepressants and "the number of people who report feeling the blues all or most of the time."
http://www.tampabay.com/news/busines...-beach/1204226
The list itself:
http://www.menshealth.com/best-life/...-_-Frown+Towns
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