Moving to a new state in six days. Any advice?

This Saturday I will be moving from Miami Florida to Lexington Kentucky for my new job that's starting june 27th. I'm taking only what I can fit in my four door hatchback. I have a 2/2 townhouse waiting for me when I arrive (650/mo), so at least I don't need to spend a few days in a hotel apartment searching. Any advice for a fresh out of college grad moving away from home? Moving tips, where to get furniture, ways to meet new people in a new city etc. Anyone else doing a move any time soon?any and all comments appreciated.

I heard IKEA is all the rage. As for meeting people, that'll likely happen at your job. If it doesn't turn out to your liking try finding groups/clubs for social activities. Or bars I guess if drunk people are your thing. Once you find one cool dude or dudette you like you tend to get exposed to their circle of friends and their friends' circle of friends and so on and so forth. Getting your foot in the door is the hard part.

Don't be a pussy and enjoy your new town. 
 
Hit the bars on weekends to get to know the locals, and as it is Kentucky I'm assuming it's kinda country-ish.  Don't get your friends to move, they don't wanna do it.  Get furniture from the local Ikea, dunno if Kentucky would even have one so find the best thing like it.    
 
Just enjoy your new town and meet people.  Don't say inside.

moving to a different city sucks, I've lived in 6 cities in my 19 years (Portland, Gresham, Salem, Reno, Eugene and Las Vegas) and if you already have a job lined up, meeting people there will be the easiest. It's also good to explore places within a 1-2 mile radius or so, and to try hitting up local food spots that aren't chains.

as for friends I still haven't made any here in vegas ;_;, but that's because I have social issues that I assume you don't have. overall, moving to a different place can be fun. dependant on the city, obviously, but...

I'm actually moving from New Jersey to West Palm Beach, Florida in a month or two.  I'm moving with my entire family and this is the first time we ever move.  It's probably going to be difficult at first but I bet we will soon get situated. Best advice I can think of is to get to know the place where you're going to live.  Look around and find things to do.

I can only imagine gun laws are way less strict in Kentucky, so, you know what to do from there.

Online dating, meet girls and get to know your city that way, much more interesting to do ;)

get some kfc and giggle to yourself

@VisariLoyalist said:

get some kfc and giggle to yourself

This is a good idea. Do this.

Get a lot of University of Louisville items and display them proudly.  That will allow you to meet a lot of people while in Lexington.

Don't spend any money you don't have to for a few months. Figure out what your expenses are going to be first. It's always a shock the first time moving out and realizing how much shit you didn't have to pay for.

i don't know if Kentucky has it but ikea. it's the place to buy young people furniture. hope that your work has your age people. go out to a bar to find some one.