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California 💀

Pensacola is a dump. Large sections never recover3d from the Covid shutdown

Colorado is true 💀

From northeastern Pennsylvania to San Diego skyline!🛣🛣🛣🛣🛣🛣🌃🌃🌃🌃🌃🌃🏖🏖🏖🏖🏖🏖

Savanah is not in so. Carolina but on Georgia.

I prefer Hallandale beach Florida beautiful city good beaches and restaurants and growing businesses and communities, and good night life.🫡🇺🇸❤

the idea a river carved out the Grand Canyon is false and we have no evidence to support such a claim

Where in Delaware are you referring to?

I'm looking for poor affordable not rich affordable 😔

Missed Delaware on the chapters there. Great info tho

Really appreciate the video and time taken into it. ❤👍

Only fat people hate the heat 😂

So basically anything right next to Mexico is affordable. Gee I wonder why.

Most of the places on this list are supper conservative. Hope you don’t get a pregnancy you don’t want or get arrested for a small amount of marijuana

Yuma & El Paso = border towns. Florida & Georgia = tornado alley. I'm living in Edmonton AB Canada = Affordable but cold, long winters of deep freeze.

Happy to live in #5

North Carolina is way over rated in my opinion

Check out Huntsville, AL.

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The Bay Area

For any coast of the Atlantic or Gulf of Mexico, can you guys spell H-U-R-R-I-C-A-N-E ? -- 'just sayin'

Tucson, where the sun even melts your farts

Yuma and El Paso??

The best- Honolulu- if you can hustle up a good place.

Why does everything seem such extremes? Sprawling suburbia where there's nothing unless you need nearby work, want schools and shopping, cities too congested and expensive if you want culture and more options or remote self sufficient near isolation.

Yuma is sometimes called " HELL ON EARTH'!!!!😛😂😆🖤🖤🖤🖤

Conway is bumper to bumper all summer

Very good video. However, please learn to pronounce Nevada properly.

Alaska?

Hold on! Mississippi ranks top of the list for livability safety, and job growth? Whose list are you looking at? The Mississippi dept. of commerce? MS has consistently rated as the poorest, most dangerous, worst healthcare, etc. along with Alabama. The only thing its got going for it that its cheap to live there! Cheap states, cheap cities, and cheap states have one thing in common. !ts cheap because nobody wants to live there!

Growing grain in the dessert! Stupid!

Yuma and El Paso may have great winter weather and are affordable, but neither one are safe to live, too many drug cartels and illegals.

Yuma is trash, don't move here LOL

Bad advice, some of these places are real crap holes. Be careful.

These places ain't warm. They're unbearably hot!

Turn up the Heat

Thanks for sharing very useful detailed information congratulations 🙏

I don't believe any major city and its suburbs are affordable for any person of the middle class. I looked at apartment rentals in these cities and it's like everywhere else, over $1,000 for a crummy studio, unless you live in an undesirable area. What do older people do who worked all their lives and are down to their social security checks to live on? Where can they live, especially if they don't have a family?

I just moved from mid Michigan to just outside of Savannah. Absolutely love it.

Your stats are misleading. Most safe, desirable areas in these cities aren't affordable, as of right now. I've been IN most of them and explored.

Yes! Hampton, VA made the list! And at No.1.

Yes! Virginia made the list. And I'm not surprised its the only southern state on this list! I saw another channel that talked about VA's schools being unexpectedly high marks. I guess all southerners aren't stupid!

El Paso is 9 hours west of Dallas? That's by airplane.

That's the first time I've ever heard someone recommend someone to live in Yuma lol. Sorry Yuma, - the rest of AZ.

I'd move to Florida or Texas but I don't like dumb people.

It drives me absolutely bonkers when people say warmer climates don't change seasons! THEY CERTAINLY DO! The meteorological definition of four seasons is one thing, but you will do well to d ivorce yourselves from this EUROCENTRIC NONSENSE that weather and climate are divided into 4 seasons based on the illogical and imposed solar calendar and ACTUALLY OBSERVE the natural phenomena taking place around you! Living south of Phoenix, AZ for years, I perceived the following patterns at regular intervals over the course of the year 1) shifts in temperature ranging 125 degrees, 2) variations in humidity, 3) tree leaves changing, 4) different plants thriving / blooming at different times of year, 5) extreme variations in precipitation patterns and much more. Idiots don't need snow to knock them over the head to be told it's "winter".

Lots of poverty in Savannah

Most of those places are either too hot or too humid.

I've yet to find perfect year round and I've been everywhere The closest is so cal on the coast but to expensive The ideal imo would be summer in Minnesota, 70's 80's And winter in Florida or coastal Alabama 60's 70's in the winter.