I was born there and I have lived there till I was around my twenties. I live most my life in California. Screw those who think I don’t have a right to be there. Get a education and stop being such a closed minded idiot
@betsyarehart5441Күн бұрын
I love Wyoming, my family moved to Casper from New Mexico in the 70s so I’ve spent time there off and off. But-I can’t take the wind. Strong steady wind messes with your brain chemistry IMHO if you’re a vulnerable person. When my family was there (I was a student so not there full time) we were told that Wyoming had a very high suicide rate. I think the wind figures into that. We even found a suicide down by the N Platte-but that’s another story…
@carolinanavarro9076Күн бұрын
I drove all around WY, this past june, from FL. LOVED the Catholic churches, the scenery and isolation, felt pretty safe as a woman traveling alone, police not too bad(i car camp intown) and quite a few free things to do (loved the hot springs in thermopolis!) I am always on the hunt for cool summers, and it looks like the only place with that is Jack$on. I liked the weather in june, still snowy on the mountain tops, bugs were hit and miss. Drivers were far more polite than MT.
@retroelectro1190Күн бұрын
I grew up in Casper. I hate the wind. Translation: I will never live in Casper.
@Finzyz-Hooves2 күн бұрын
Someone has to replace KZbin out of its place besides TikTok
@Curiousaboutstuff2 күн бұрын
Love what you are saying brother!
@wendykoss67503 күн бұрын
You are right about the wind..it is brutal !!
@emetzger3 күн бұрын
hand goes under the latigo, not the flank strap
@marywinn89533 күн бұрын
We had a storm yesterday that blew over a few small trees. Dust blowing and howling wind. The coldest temp I have been in -38. You have to keep going and doing.
@davidgentile52253 күн бұрын
need to stop this "Kari Lake" hate advertising.
@woshyboy5615 күн бұрын
Does anyone know if there is alot of welding jobs in Wyoming?
@nicksemerikoff98055 күн бұрын
No and thanks, Wyoming is not for me, but good luck to all Wyomiangs, seems like a harsh life out there
@joanndegiorgio6475 күн бұрын
They say...... Welcome to Wyoming, now go home!!!😮 It's rough weather extremely cold in winter, and Thunder storms with hail in summer 😫. Don't forget the wind's.
@triggins86 күн бұрын
Sound advice. I grew up and still live in rural Nevada. Many of the same issues were there then. I always think of Wyoming as Nevada with trees. My son lived there for a while and my son-in-law was raised there. If Nevada becomes a bigger Democrat-run craphole I will be looking seriously at a move to Wyoming.
@ODLid16 күн бұрын
Not too many people moving there. Wonder why when they kicked out Liz
@notthething95316 күн бұрын
Society has lost all credibility, why participate when the only perceived goal is to exploit you of the sake of others
@mikamagnol89317 күн бұрын
This was amazing, thank you so much. I very much appreciate that you didn't sugar-coat anything! Very helpful!
@markfriedersdorf47507 күн бұрын
What if you're retired and a homebody, country boy recluse? Sounds good to me
@ifyourmarriedyourasimpandacuck8 күн бұрын
Yeah, i think sitting on top of a supervolcano, is more moronic then smart, but whatever you have to say to help you sleep at night. The same things about Wyoming apply to Alaska except Alaska actually has valuable natural resources.
@RoseanneSeason68 күн бұрын
This video is exactly how KZbin used to be back in the day.
@Clementinee9 күн бұрын
Who tf would ever want to move to Wyoming lol
@moa30088 күн бұрын
There use to be an abundance of jobs in the late seventies to the early eighties when there were plenty of jobs in the powder river basin coal mines and the oil patch industry and related industries that served the oil fields industry. Most of those jobs have gone away.
@jimwatts49019 күн бұрын
Loved there as a kid , yes , it is windy ! Especially in winter, beautiful scenery and if u r an outdoor enthusiast, you'll love it !!
@timcooper90399 күн бұрын
I think the people of Wyoming are generally harder and heartier than the people of other states. From our nerds to our ranchers, in apples to apples comparisons, we're a tougher group in general.
@jimbobakabrutus123010 күн бұрын
I'm considering retirement in either Wyoming or Montana from easternNC. Looking for at least 100 acres with electric and water. Not aware if I can do our dream on 1.5 million budget though after watching this.
@sebastiantywoniak10 күн бұрын
the audio is only in my right ear.
@halt173711 күн бұрын
Some kid copied a video got 37k views 1.7k likes and 90 subs
@IsaacWarrenMurrell11 күн бұрын
Take that hat off
@richatlarge46212 күн бұрын
The headline and video work for me. I won't make it in Wyoming. Easy decision. Good video.
@forsadeltoro869212 күн бұрын
look up map there is "wind river" hahahaha
@WyoTrickRoper12 күн бұрын
Don't forget, everything in Wyoming is at least an hour away
@windriver7213 күн бұрын
I have worked and driven all over the country. Lived in NW Colorad. and my territory was CO, WY, and UT. Wyoming has the worst winds its relentless! I still love it there!
@CraigsNews13 күн бұрын
I’m coming. Deal with it 😎
@matthewwhisenhunt890413 күн бұрын
I live in Cody & have lived in the area since 2006. You ain’t lying about the wind. It’s brutal! It’s like the wind in mad at you. Definitely takes a special breed of human to love living here, & I’m glad I’m one of those special people because I love Wyoming.
@b_ks14 күн бұрын
Hunters will need to change the color of their camo. 😮
@Whoawait14 күн бұрын
Millenials are losers? There's losers in every generation. Why you always throwing us young people under the bus? 🤔
@Boomer_Dual_Sport15 күн бұрын
..and if you could make it why would you want to?
@vincenttacraebnam837915 күн бұрын
😂 the US is a piece of cake everywhere….try living in Siberia and you’ll realize your “hood” is not biggie…just like being in jail in the US…vacation for most foreigners. But if you’re trying to scare US big city people…it could work.
@KangMiichael15 күн бұрын
Shitty state? Which states are those?
@Mike-rg6ri16 күн бұрын
I say the number one rule for newcomers is "Don't complain." Refusing to complain is a part of the culture of the rural mountain west no matter how cold or windy it gets. It's a feeling of accomplishment that no pipes froze and you successfully secured everything.
@Green7hawk17 күн бұрын
From my experience Wyoming is BEAUTIFUL, but your description sounds sooooo depressing. I like my snow in a snow globe. Unless im blessed with the ability to remain inside during the winter, then i wont be coming outside Unless its warm. See im a self starter like you mentioned & if i could i would start numerous businesses but that cost $$$$$$ I love the outdoors but not in 50 below weather Lol
@kensingtonchubb17 күн бұрын
This would be a perfect fit for me!!!😊😊
@nightfighter745217 күн бұрын
I hate wind more than any other weather condition
@Strategic_Reformer17 күн бұрын
Never thought id hear about Wyoming from Old Miles Teller 😂
@couching500018 күн бұрын
Great video to say that the state is full of republicans and that's the reason it's so shitty with no healthcare or amenities. "Don't try to change things around here" Folks, move to Maine or New Hampshire if you want the beauty and wilderness of Wyoming but without all the shitty parts.
@davidbutz759018 күн бұрын
Some of you may be fighting those who come and bring their politics with them but Jackson and places like that have surely been taken over by the liberal rich people from Cali and elsewhere.
@sdr2418 күн бұрын
My little family of me, my wife, and my one year old daughter moved out to Laramie to go to grad school for three years. I can confirm this all sounds spot on. Unlike a lot of college kids, we stayed on for the whole year, only driving back to see family in Utah for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and maybe one other time. So we were in Laramie most of the year for three years. We liked it. But the cold and the wind are no joke. A “calm” day was like 30mph winds. In the winter people didn’t even shovel their sidewalks because - what’s the point? The wind is just going to blow it all back anyway. It was so cold the snow didn’t melt for weeks. It was this dry sandy stuff that just blows on the wind. You can have winter days on the road between Laramie and Cheyenne where it wasn’t even snowing and you’d still have complete whiteout conditions down on the ground because of wind born snow. Total blizzard-like conditions with blue skies above. Incidentally, that stretch of Interstate between Laramie and Cheyenne is one of the most deadly in the USA. Every year - 60 car pileup events. We started avoiding that stretch entirely between November through March and taking Highway 287 to Fort Collins instead. Oh yeah - Fort Collins… Laramie actually counts as “big city life” by Wyoming standards. It would be considered a “big town” most other places in America. There’s not a lot going on in Laramie, and it has a lot more going on than most places in Wyoming. Honestly, when people in Laramie wanted to actually do something, they’d go to either Cheyenne or Fort Collins across the Colorado border. In the winter, we would often go to Fort Collins just to escape the unrelenting cold. It’s cold in Fort Collins in winter. But it ain’t THAT cold - not compared to Laramie. Expect that major Interstate closures can happen any time from October through April due to snow. We’ve gotten trapped in Sheridan because the road south was impassable. We’ve gotten trapped in Rawlins because the “Rawlins Pass” to the east was impassible (that stretch of I-80 closes multiple times every year). And we got trapped once in Wheatland between Cheyenne and Casper. The roads are a problem. We loved Laramie. Lovely summers in my opinion. Really nice people. Made some good friends. Medicine Bow Mountains are lovely. Big Horns up by Sheridan were great… But after three years we took the hints Wyoming was giving us and moved to the Front Range of Colorado. Still pass through on the way to Utah every year though and I still get nostalgic about it. But you can be nostalgic from a safe distance.
@danielwagner460918 күн бұрын
I like it, keep the attitude, keep your state what it is.👍
@michaelm451418 күн бұрын
Agreed. Seen snow in June. Been shut down bc of wind before.
@brandonpotts5418 күн бұрын
I want to go for the no people.
@marcleewinser853418 күн бұрын
I think You Guyz over there are blessed. This Land spares You a huge Influx of some Weirdos and Sickos I can tell. In every big City there are Tons of screwed up People You could happily do without. And these will definitely not gonna show up in Wyoming...