Viral TikTok video shows men playing cards while waiting at Florida intersection

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What better way to wait for the traffic light to change than to play a game of cards?

A TikTok video of three men playing the popular game Uno at a Florida intersection – table and all – while patiently waiting for the red traffic light to turn green has gone viral.

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The video was posted on Thursday by user @driftydilly with the caption, “Florida back at it with the long lights.”

The creative video quickly went viral with 1.5 million likes and over 6,000 comments.

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Many TikTok users poked fun at Florida and its apparent reputation for hopelessly long traffic signals.

“The lights take 3 business days to go green for 5 seconds,” one person commented. Another user wrote, “This is the most Florida thing I’ve ever seen.”

One TikTok user joked, “I love living in Florida. So nice to make new friends a red lights!”

“The lights take 3 business days to go green for 5 seconds,” one TikTok user commented. (Photo: iStock)

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Another person, apparently not a fan of the Sunshine State wrote, “Florida isn’t real I am sorry.”

In other Florida news, if you plan on traveling to Miami during Super Bowl weekend you may just be greeted with a nice welcome. Volunteers are reportedly welcoming visitors to show travelers “the warmth” of the city.

A team of 10,000 volunteers will be waiting at the airport to greet guests, WKRG reports. They’re a part of the Super Bowl host committee, a group whose aim is to reduce the environmental impact of the big game on the local community.

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Volunteers will reportedly be smiling and dancing as sports fans arrive.

Fox News' Michael Hollan contributed to this report.