British Couple Reacts to What Every State in the US is Best and Worst At

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[@jackpot848]

Pre-School teachers were greatly appreciated by me. North Carolina here. My kids are all grown now. Blue collar Dad, I had to keep working to pay the bills. My youngest daughter was pretty sharp and her pre-school teacher was amazing! She was basically ready for second grade when she entered first grade. My daughter and I got lucky that we got that one!

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Hope you're happy to have Charlotte FC now in North Carolina. 😅

[@corin164]

Delaware does have "airports". However, they are all for local, national and military travel. The closet International airports are in Pennsylvania and Maryland.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

There's even a military airport near Dover International Speedway and that's the more recognizable one. Pfft

[@weezerfan084]

Recently started moving into my new home in WV; my family and I stayed in the house for about a week before returning to our house in NY to pack up some more things. We had left food, clothes, some money (not a lot), a couple of cots, and sleeping bags (that are good up to -30C). We returned 2 weeks later to find that our house had been broken into (lock was busted and items were out of place) and not one thing had been stolen or damaged. Apparently it's fairly common for homeless people to break into abandoned houses (which our house had been for nearly a year b4 we bought it) to try and stay fairly warm when it gets very cold. Being from NY it blows my mind that whoever was there didn't take any of our winter clothes, a sleeping bag, or any money when they left. They had even washed a bowl of ours they had eaten out of. WV people, including their criminals are just different.

[@pinkymcghee157]

Most are like that, oddly. Some will steal copper out of the walls though, so lock up tight and let it be known someone lives there.

[@virginiarobbins7539]

It is sad that ppl could be in such need in winter there.. and how could you blame them.. like ya'll didn't blame them. I'm in FL and it gets really cold here a few weeks at a time in winter..I couldn't imagine being in WV and no warm place to go. My ppl originate from WV and they are some really salt of the earth ppl there, very good ppl.. many poor but they help one another.

[@ihearttubing]

Millie and Beesley are most definitely two of the best things about the U.K. And that is saying a lot!! A great country.

[@psmolek7438]

I’m from Michigan. You should visit here. Northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula are absolutely beautiful, with low populations. Not including our Great Lakes, we have thousands of inland lakes. We’re a wonderful place for sportsmen - fishing, hunting, skiing, snowmobiling, off road traveling, etc. The only drawback I find is Detroit - the traffic is horrendous.

[@HistoryNerd808]

Each state really is like its own country. In fact, the way our country works is actually a lot like the EU, just with the overarching federal government stronger.

[@jacket5456]

That's an very very very very very simplified way of explaining the relationship.

[@HistoryNerd808]

@@jacket5456 Yeah, it's obviously a lot more complicated than that but I was intentionally making a very simplified analogy for those not familiar with how the pieces of this country work together.

[@fabian1531]

exactly :)

[@bracejuice7955]

@@fabian1531 no, not exactly, in fact, mostly wrong

[@randymanson5752]

Every state doesn't care you've beat this horse to death

[@cmitchell7347]

Interesting video. As a former Minnesotan for many decades, there are brief periods of brutal cold during the loooong winters (we're a hardy breed who know how to accommodate those conditions!). By contrast, summers can be the other extreme with temps in the 90s and high humidity. MN frequently ranks highly for its healthcare and hospitals, quality of living, education, etc. As for the reference to 'recreation,' given the weather extremes, the abundance of lakes (11,000+) and rivers, lots of activities involve water in some form. Northern MN is indistinguishable from the rugged parts of Canada while southern MN is quite flat with lots of farmland. Currently reside in Southern CA.

[@bookman7409]

Hi from the Mesabi! Really, all I have to add is the personal speculation that Montana's likely the most probable state where dying of boredom (while driving) is an actual thing.

[@lcflngn]

Love MN! Also live in CA, just visit family when we can. Big Scandinavian heritage, which leads to interesting things like lots of co-ops and unions. Native American cultural awareness and support is I think better (can’t be perfect) than some more of the red states surrounding. Just a great state full of tough folks often dealing with the harsh climate, and too busy with that to be mean to neighbors. “Minnesota nice” is a real thing. Large Hmong community welcomed in back in the day as well. Lotta good stuff going on in MN.

[@Reno_56101]

I live in Southern Minnesota. You were spot on with everything. I can't imagine ever moving.

[@mimikannisto4418]

@@lcflngn Minnesota is also known for accepting a lot of refugees. Not any one particular culture but very diverse especially in the metro. Something that many people from out of state likely are not aware of.

[@USMC-Goforth]

As for people moving to Texas, it's a WIDE variety of reasons. Many I have spoken to, even some from across the pond(Brits) move here for the spacious living, decent pricing, fair amount of land, courteous people & great business starting opportunities. For example if it were you & millie, you could obtain a Texas DBA for $16 US & start your own business(if you were going to start a small business that is.)

[@PatricenotPatrick]

We have a lot of UK because because BP has HQ offices in Houston and refineries on the coast. There’s always been a British presence here. When I was in high school we could fly direct to London for 750 RT. Can’t speak for the rest of Texas but for Houston it’s not really new 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@jasonmalone9833]

I've lived in Austin my entire life and I can tell you the housing prices are getting out of hand because all the people moving here

[@USMC-Goforth]

@@PatricenotPatrick true! There are so many different cultures in Houston, it's awesome.

[@USMC-Goforth]

@@jasonmalone9833 depends on the area, the cities will always be more expensive but I feel you them properties taxes hurt lol

[@jamesmcbridenyc730]

@@jasonmalone9833 i wish you knew the housing prices in NYC. When we look at the costs in Texas we're like "holy shit! The stars at night are big and bright, deep in the hearrrttttt of Texas" lmaoo we're foaming at the mouth to leave here and move to Texas, so make some room for us haha. Sorry man

[@fivebrosstopmos]

The reason why Alaska has such a high payrate is because everything costs more up here. Also, yes, our crime rate is very high. We've had a drug house across the street, at least three Police helicopters circling the area, one police chase down our street, and also at least one robbery at the local gas station. LOL

[@dan9809]

Yeah, but that's the norm everywhere in the U.S..

[@NarwahlGaming]

Time to become; Alaska Batman!

[@fivebrosstopmos]

@@NarwahlGaming I'll call Elon.

[@virginiarobbins7539]

Have you seen the true crime episode of the killers they've had in Alaska? I'm in FL and yes we all have killers.. but they were crazy different ones there.

[@fivebrosstopmos]

@@virginiarobbins7539 Yeah, most of that is in the villages, they're the worst when it comes to crazy people, I think it's the winter without the sun.

[@GalactusDaDevourer]

Narrator: “I can’t find anything wrong with Oregon.” The rest of the US: "Um..excuse me? Do you want us to unroll the list?“

[@NemisCassander]

To be fair, he did say 'the worst at', not 'wrong'. Couldn't pay me to live there, though. :)

[@Gigi-44-]

Oregon - MTV "1883" TV show -Paramount Plus- check it - out - pioneers crossing the prairies to get to Oregon! - some died to have a chance to live in Oregon- of course "1883" was different back then

[@usmc24thmeu36]

The Western part of Oregon where the big cities are run by socialists

[@waynepurcell6058]

@@NemisCassander They are definitely worst at being reasonable people.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

@@usmc24thmeu36 Nah more like it's being run by Capitalists in the Democratic party. Pfft

[@729Cohen]

Texas does have rural and wide-open areas but it also has four of the largest cities in the country, Dallas, Austin, Houston, and San Antonio. Austin is one of the most liberal cities in America also.

[@elvangulley3210]

To bad it's surrounded by the rest of Texas red state craziness

[@sharlaconner1349]

@@elvangulley3210 Texas has been and always will be red. Don't like it, move to California. No one wants blue insanity in this great state.

[@elvangulley3210]

@@sharlaconner1349 religious oppression racism voter suppression and homophobia doesn't sound to great to me texas is the worst state in America nothing would be lost if we gave you back to Mexico

[@pamstanley4760]

@Urusovite He's probably from California (or NY). 🤣

[@pamstanley4760]

@@sharlaconner1349 amen to that, preach it sister.

[@johnmanley9485]

Being from Texas the best part is the weather. The worst part is also the weather. Right now were going from winter into spring. Today we has spring like weather and tomorrow its suppose to snow. Then summer comes and summer can last till October.

[@BingTX]

Delaware has an airport, it is very small, since it is only 30 mins from Philidelphia, where there is a large airport.

[@geomoney1978]

From what I understand, Texas is more business friendly than many other states. Also no personal income tax from the state. Most every other state collects taxes from your paycheck.

[@defftony]

@@samanthao5018 Pretty sure #3 is not the case in Texas. Haven't seen evidence of 1 and 2 yet.

[@twinkstar7738]

It’s true that there’s no state income tax, but property taxes are high.

[@tvc184]

@@samanthao5018 The Texas Constitution requires a balanced budget unless in a time of war or if approved by 2/3 of both houses and then voted on by the citizens. Texas doesn’t carry any debt and pays as they go. Apparently you mistook Texas for California.

[@thisblows2724]

@@samanthao5018 Texas actually gives more money to the federal than they take

[@defftony]

@@samanthao5018 292 Billion dollars of federal tax money was collected from Texans in 2019 compared to 42 Billion dollars gotten from the federal government by Texas in 2019. I get the confusion but part of the money collected by the fed is redistributed by states, and Texas residents give more than they get back.

[@rianaconklin6954]

I live in New Hampshire and I didn't know either facts about my own state lol, loved this video thank you both so much for sharing ❤😊

[@Nimiety327]

You should double chck them, because this video is wrong about 2 facts just based on my own knowledge. Cali has the highest taxes, not New York. And Oklahoma has the cheapest gas, not Missori. So.. I'd double check whatever facts they said bout your state before i believe them.

[@Jumpman67]

Hello! I’m from NH too!

[@rianaconklin6954]

@@Jumpman67 that's so cool! I honestly never hear from other people from our state so it's so cool to hear from you ❤😊 thank you so much for sharing, if you don't mind sharing, what town are you from? I live in Bradford, but lived in Hillsborough for years but I was raised in Laconia as a teen (I'm 35 now, but I loved growing up in Laconia)

[@cjayj442]

Wow! That show really threw Mississippi under the bus. 😂

[@joannhunter1034]

Tennessee has beautiful state parks and Smokey Mountain National parks. The state is beautiful and has so much to see. Memphis is where Elvis's home, Graceland is. Also great BBQ and Blues on Beal street. Nashville has Country music and lots of great Honky Tonks. You could bump into a country music star at dinner. There are several lakes and rivers as well. We have so much more than just Caves ....

[@roscoe314]

Live in Kentucky. Indiana is known for Hoosier Breakfasts, Fried Pork Tenderloin Sandwiches and the best Corn on the cob on earth. Kentucky is known for Tobacco, Bourbon and Racehorses. The home of Fast Women and Beautiful Horses. Food is Fried Chicken, Fried Green Tomatoes, Hot Browns. Good Fishing and Hunting in Kentucky. Lots of Hiking trails and Mammoth Cave National Park is here.

[@CChubrockChubrock]

I live in Texas I would highly recommend coming here it’s beautiful just a lot of people moving here every year and I don’t vote at all lol and here in Texas you get cold and scolding hot weather

[@PatricenotPatrick]

Shush. Houston is full. Stop telling our secrets 😹

[@CChubrockChubrock]

@@PatricenotPatrick 😭😂😂😂 I’m in Dallas lol

[@CChubrockChubrock]

@@PatricenotPatrick haven’t been to Houston yet

[@grannyof5and1baking]

I’m in Texarkana God Blessed Texas 💕 Taxes are cheaper and South Dakota & Florida I’m sure there’s a few more

[@rodneygriffin7666]

I'm scared of Texas.

[@defftony]

I have no clue what the states I've lived in are best and worst at because the cities I live or lived in aren't the most reflective of the state as a whole.

[@danniellesmith1000]

I love watching your videos so much!! You both seem so genuine. Millie puts such a huge smile on my face, especially when her answer for knowing answers to any of the questions is, "it's because I am an American." I literally binge watch your videos as much as possible. My least favorite state is Nebraska. We drove through it a couple years ago and there's literally nothing but cattle farms throughout most of it. The whole car ride totally smelled like cow manure.

[@gregprince2523]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you're not supposed to step in it!!

[@danniellesmith1000]

You would think that we all stepped in with how bad it smelled. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@greatwhiteape6945]

I do like steak!

[@robertbreedon9137]

agree with that my wife is from Nebraska it isn't for everyone BTW Nebraska is a bigger beef state then corn Iowa and Ill have more corn then Nebraska. Remember there is only 2 million people in the whole state. But it is a slow pace of life in Nebraska

[@FishnChips136]

Please don't say " cattle farms" . They're called ranches and not the 15 acre ranches that are found in California.

[@sandibates2113]

Arizona is very diverse in land. Yes, the desert is hot but has its beautiful terrain. Also, it has a lot of forests at over 7000ft to enjoy the high country and yes, snow. The Grand Canyon is a must-see. There is a lot to see and do. Weather rarely messes up outdoor plans. You do get used to the heat if you live in the Valley.

[@debbylou5729]

Arizona is a dump. You must be a native

[@Luke_doesTheories]

As a North Carolinian here I can agree that there are some REALLY REALLY good school systems here. Also, hey guys! 👋

[@moniacurrie5518]

I live in north Carolina too

[@RitaBowen1]

NC here also foothills and we do have some really good school 🏫

[@miah5561]

@@moniacurrie5518 same

[@RitaBowen1]

@@jon_warner yes there are good private schools and Charter school

[@Luke_doesTheories]

@@jon_warner some are yes but a majority are not

[@bonniebrewer434]

I live in Mississippi. I think that survey was a little biased. Of all of the things they could have picked. Online pornography, really! That was just wrong. I agree with the low income rate. But our cost of living is low. We also have one of the largest ship yards in the country and the second largest refinery in the country. About half of those ships you were so impressed with in the military video were built here. Also, if you want a job you can find one. The 6 coastal counties have more industry that the rest of the state. The gaming industry is growing every year and the supporting businesses for it and the casinos employ people from Louisiana and Alabama. So don't believe everything you see from the generalized survey videos.

[@jenniferfoster4376]

Totally agree! Biloxi here and we aren't all staring at porn haha

[@stacischilling430]

I live in Mississippi too. What was the best of our state. I was hear that we give the most to charities.

[@thebayoudiaries8389]

@@jenniferfoster4376 I live in Baton Rouge but frequent the Mississippi Gulf Coast frequently!

[@beckyburrow3165]

Not from, nor ever been to Mississippi, but you also have the lowest rate of homeless per capita. It probably has something to do with the cost of living being so low! So congrats!

[@Jacket01]

I'm from Mississippi but I admit I am a contributer to the porn statistic but we are also the leaders in farm raised catfish in the country.

[@myrevival4325]

Having spent most of my life in CA, if you go, here is my advice: do not do the touristy things. Or, if you do some, make sure you save time to check out her rare natural beauty. Please make the effort to see Yosemite National Park. You might also like Big Sur and the Giant Redwoods. Lake Tahoe is incredible. Do yourselves a huge favor and see what is really great about the state where you can literally surf in the ocean, visit the desert, and go snow skiing in the same day. And hit up a farmers market. CA can grow everything.

[@noreenjohnson4285]

My entire life has been in California (58 years). There is nothing wrong with a few "touristy" things. I live right by Napa and it really is beautiful. Wine tasting is just a benefit of living in this amazing state. Not every place has been touristy forever. Bodgea Bay is now touristy, but it wasn't always this way-and still is worth a visit. I've done many touristy things in my life and I wouldn't change it. It's really a marvelous thing to ride a cable car, drive over the Golden Gate Bridge, visit Alcatraz, go to Disneyland, see Hollywood for what it really looks like, visit Joshua Tree, etc.. Lake Tahoe and Yosemite are gorgeous and also touristy. I would just say soak everything in. No matter what you do. There is no place in California that is not untouched by tourism. Cheers

[@myrevival4325]

@@noreenjohnson4285 You’ve got a point. Nothing like jumping on a cable car. Just meant don’t miss the natural beauty. (And you only beat me living there by a few years 😊.)

[@noreenjohnson4285]

@@myrevival4325 I get it! I actually see beauty in simple things like row crops/orchards. But that's probably because I am from an Agriculture family for life! Be sure to hug one of those amazing trees that we have here (if you haven't done this). There is nothing like it! The energy is incredible! Best

[@virginiarobbins7539]

That's how I feel about my home state, Florida. Ppl only come here for the attractions but they miss out on real Florida, on the reasons that we love it so much. There's so much to do here.. growing up we were always in water.. rivers, ocean, ponds and pools..springs are amazing here as well. There's so much more then what ppl usually come here for.

[@thomasforbes5965]

I live in Kentucky and we have the most famous horse race there is which is the Lexington downs. Plus we have a huge amount of history in our state

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

So you don't just have the Kentucky derby? LoL 😅

[@kathywilliams5732]

I love watching y’all. I don’t comment often but I had to speak up. I’ve lived in several states. Kansas is absolutely beautiful. The Sunflower State does have less attractive spots, but where I live, there is so much greenery and beautiful trees.

[@Laniefj]

My daughter lives in Arlanta, there are no words for that horrible traffic. I like my little town in NE Georgia.

[@texangenics3883]

As someone that lives in Arkansas, the dog thing is so true 😂! It seems like everyone I know has a dog and I see so many people walking their dogs. Everyone is expected to own one here. I have two of them myself (A Landseer and German Shepherd). As for the highest divorce rate, I didn’t know about this fact. Looking back though, having divorce parents wasn’t something that was completely unheard of. But that might be similar to some other states or the whole USA, I don’t know. 😅

[@broadstreetbullies849]

LOL THE PA ONE WAS SO TRUE

[@philliefan94]

As a New Jerseyan, let me say that summertime is a great time to come here. Hitting the Jersey Shore towns (there are lots of them) are always a must. If you come this way, I’d recommend either Seaside Heights, Ocean City or Wildwood. There’s also Atlantic City if you’re into gambling and shows.

[@KSGomez88]

I love Ocean City! My family tries to make the trip up every year since the 80s!

[@loralee1484]

I love all the hiking and the Great Lakes of Michigan. I hate that we have no-fault insurance.

[@Nicole-hc7rh]

To the Texas question: no, a lot are not coming from Mexico. The answer is there’s just A LOT of space in Texas and many major companies have moved their headquarters here: Tesla, for example. Also we pay less in taxes in Texas.

[@Deanstanley]

Also, the low voter participation is not affected by immigration from Mexico since legally those people can't register to vote so they wouldn't be part of the voter rolls. The 39 percent is the percentage of registered voters who take the time to vote. Can't blame immigration from Mexico for the 61 pct of Texans who won't bother to exercise their constitutional rights.

[@zacheryvorse8130]

I Always enjoy the content! Much love from NY to you guys

[@Boldorion1958]

California has the best Mexican restaurant in the country--the El Adobe Cafe in San Juan Capistrano. It also has the best green chile burger at Captain Jack's Stronghold in Tule Lake. However, the green chile burger at the Owl Cafe in San Antonio, NM gives it strong competition.

[@mindigd]

Not only have I hit a deer, been a passenger when we hit a deer, seen deer get hit by other vehicles, but I've had a deer run into the rear side panel of the car. I obviously live in Pennsylvania.

[@CaptainFrost32]

Hitting a deer is a rite of passage in Pennsylvania. When I learned to drive, one of the tips was that if no one else would be impacted [pedestrians, other vehicles], it was better to hit the deer than to swerve away. Lower deductible, less damage to property, and more merciful to the deer. when I was in high school, my mother had a deer that jumped across the road and rammed the car then went up the hill into the woods. She managed to nurse the car to a bar just down the road. She asked to use the phone, and while she recounted the details, some of the patrons quietly left and went after the deer in the woods. [Venison is good eating...] When she finished the call, she found she was alone with the bartender. A few parts from the store, car was back in good order.

[@mindigd]

@@CaptainFrost32 I was taught the same thing (hit the deer and don't swerve into oncoming traffic, etc.) And yes, as long as the deer we hit wasn't mangled too badly, we'd take it home and butcher it. I'm not a fan of venison (tastes like liver to me) but my husband loves it. My argument always was that if I'm not eating it, I shouldn't have to help butcher it. Never works...

[@NarwahlGaming]

The best one I've had is one time a couple deer were in the road up ahead so me and another car slowed down well ahead of time. Well, lil' Miss behind wasn't having any of that and ripped around us on the shoulder, got spooked when she saw the deer, and drove straight down into the ditch. It was glorious. We stopped. Made sure she was still alive. Laughed heartily. And, then, left - because fuck her.

[@leedesantell5301]

Minnesota has 10,000 lakes, lots of fun outdoor activities year round, and we love hockey😊😊

[@dstamour625]

I wait for the vids every time. I just said I’m going on break/lunch. This is gonna help get me threw the rest of my shift

[@vanschat]

Definitely come to Michigan on your next trip! It is a beautiful state with lots of lakes.

[@Vibranium_man]

As a Tennessean, i didn't know that my state had the most caves in the U.S. and i have been in only 3 out of 10,000 caves here in Tennessee.

[@mimikannisto4418]

I highly recommend checking out The Lost Sea in Sweetwater.

[@Vibranium_man]

@@mimikannisto4418 that would be number 3 on the # of caves that I've been to. It was awesome.

[@MERollered]

I am an Oregonian and I agree our state is wonderful, I don't think we don't have issues though. But I think our issues are common ones that other states deal with like homelessness and poverty (our housing is booming, my home has gone up $150,000 since we bought it 5 years ago). But I think one issue that Oregonian (but it also includes those from Washington as well) is we have a thing call the "Seattle Freeze" which generally means we don't make new friends easily. I mean we are friendly towards strangers and such, but making deep meaningful connections is HARD here. Essentially we have small town distrust of strangers in city settings. Researchers blame our weather (its similar to England's from what I've been told, I've only been to mainland Europe) because of the more rain and more cloud coverage than other states we basically use our time to get to point A to B instead of standing on the sidewalk gabbing, and we just rely on introversion and our small social circles. But not everyone is like this. Just enough for this to be named and have official research done on it.

[@virginiarobbins7539]

Atlanta is BEAUTIFUL to stay on interstate at LATE NIGHT.. any other time you take the bypass to avoid it and still you may get in a traffic jam on it.

[@ronluk76]

California may have air polluton in some places but we also has Yosemite and the Redwoods and the Pacific Coast Highway and some of the best coastine in the country! Also we do a lot to try to combat the air pollution. The reason gas is over about $2 more per gallon in CA then elsewhere in the US is because here additives are required by law to be added to the gas to reduce emissions.

[@jimmymapes3411]

Michigan is a great place for golf. Lots of courses so the prices are reasonable and just enough trees water and changes of elevation.

[@ryanhaller7488]

Texas is a favorite place for Californians to escape to. Alaska (where I am from) does have a violence issue. The bulk of it is outside of the major cities and is in the small towns and villages spread across the state.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Yes I heard that Anchorage Alaska has the highest homicide rate in the Entire United States but people still like to focus on Chicago and New York crimes over and over.

[@LifeinMoments]

If you really like golf and want to see one of the Michigan's most beautiful courses look up Arcadia Bluffs. It sits on the shore of Lake Michigan and is beautiful.

[@chasilee]

You all would love North Carolina! Ive traveled around the country and have to say it is one of my favorite. You have the mountains, beach, and cities with the country just right out of town. People are friendly and it doesn’t cost too much to live here.

[@dwidlund]

We’ve been adding 600,000 jobs per monthly as of late

[@sherrymorris9690]

Some have moved to Texas to evacuate hurricanes (in Louisiana) & didn’t return. They stayed in Houston.

[@bradthornton9355]

Hello James and Millie!! Love your videos!!

[@DisneyAdulting]

Hello there. I am new to your channel but I am loving it! I’m a 44 year old American that lives in Michigan with my husband of almost 26 years (we were married when I was 18 and he was 20) and our 3 adult kids. Our youngest will be 20 in July and my husband and I are planning to travel A LOT once COVID is more under control everywhere. I love seeing these videos where you are learning about the U.S. and at the same time we’re learning a lot about the British. I know we are quite older than the two of you but I just want you to know that your doing an amazing job with the videos. This will probably become the KZbin channel my husband and I watch together when relaxing. So thank you! Keep up the good work! Maybe someday we will cross paths when traveling. 😊

[@catindigo9907]

Great video as always. I live in Washington state, we kinda just got glossed over. I was watching your place name videos, I would recommend you try to find one for Washington state, because just trying to pronounce them for anyone not from here is hilarious. Thanks again. Also it great how fast your subscribers rate is going up, I tell all my friends about you, both of them, lol

[@catindigo9907]

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[@orangegalen]

10:07 RLL: "Texas has the lowest voter participation, at 39%" Texas gov't: "Those are rookie numbers! We need to get that higher!"

[@Cecilia0314]

Texas has been a red state or Republican state for so long ( 1980s?) Texans sometimes don’t even bother voting. If it were a tighter race I think maybe then they’d turn out to vote . Imo

[@brianabc83]

Narrator may have gotten Arizona's most sunny days (193) wrong, how about Hawaii? I looked it up and hawaii has 206 days. Might need to take this videos facts with a grain of salt.

[@MerryBerry22]

Would love for y’all to visit North Carolina! I say the worst is in my state is people either not using their blinker/turn signals or pulling out in front of you! Lol. If you come, we have great mountains, beautiful beaches, lots of great football tailgating, and we love our teachers! 😊

[@balletworkout1]

Hey there! I’ve moved to Delaware from Pennsylvania. Our property and school taxes are very low here and there’s no sales tax. We have some really nice beaches and state parks. We’re also known for birding and birders…not to mention the horseshoe crab sanctuaries. Coming from a metropolitan area, it does seem a little slow here, but it’s nice when you get used to it. We have only three counties here: New Castle, Kent, and Sussex (sound familiar?). I’m in Sussex and it’s commonly referred to as Slower, Lower Delaware.

[@doncacique2769]

Also TX, has fort hood, that's also why a lot of ppl moving over there for military purposes

[@ficefersa5881]

I live in bardstown Kentucky and it is the bourbon capital of the world, mammoth cave is about an hour away but it’s deff worth the drive around but if you like bourbon doing distillery tours around the area is nice!

[@HunterOxley]

Representing Oregon we do love our Beer and Nature!!

[@sherylholder7703]

As someone who lives in Pennsylvania the deer 🦌 to car ratio is about 2 to 1 for every two cars 1 has hit a deer. It’s terrible. I was hit by a deer. He tried to jump over my car. Did a couple thousand dollars in damage. Shook it off and went on his way.

[@CaptainFrost32]

Did you brake or hit the gas? I used to drive a Chevy Impala. When you slam the brakes, the front end lowers and the risk of the antlers and body mass of the deer is more likely to smash through the windshield. If the only thing being hit is the deer, hitting the gas puts inertia in your favor. I hit one and the deer busted one headlight and flew over my hood and roof, then tumbled to the ground out of the lane of traffic. I brought the car under control, pulled off the road with the engine running. No flashlight, only the shake-and-break chem sticks left from Halloween. Before I reached the deer, a station wagon with hunters pulled over and heard my tale. The deer was better than anything they had scoped all day, and they claimed it with their tags. A local patrol car showed up, assessed the situation, let them clean up instead of him. The deer had no bone breaks, just a heart attack.

[@sherylholder7703]

@@CaptainFrost32 I didn’t do either I just kept going I didn’t see him until he decided to jump. He was running next to the car. He dented the drivers side door a bit of the roof and took out the side mirror. Darn deer.

[@stuartschenck600]

Hey folks, we live in upstate N.Y. about a hour north of syracuse. we are near the 1000 islands , with bolte castle , the adirondacks , and close to niagara falls. Come visit we have lots of room , next time skip the city and see how awesome N.Y. real is and we own a ice cream shop and love to golf .

[@El_Smokey_155]

I live here in North Texas, we're having a lot of people moving from California, Chicago, New York plus among other countries, which us Texans hate cause traffic is getting worse among other things. But there is much more jobs plus land here than at any other states. You can make a great living here, buy practically a mansion for the same price people in Cali pay for a 2 bedroom house

[@greatwhiteape6945]

A lot of fishing in the Land of a Thousand Lakes, Minnesota!

[@hannahnicole4715]

I live in Atlanta and you need to live within at least 2-3 miles from work if you want to get there within 30/45 minutes

[@celebwenskye5446]

Mammoth Cave in Kentucky is absolutely worth a visit! Just be ready to do a LOT of walking!

[@JoeJoe-uy6ck]

Del doesnt need an airport.Philly intl is about a 20 min ride to the state line

[@peterdemoose8088]

Delaware has a huge US Air Force Base - just no commercial airports.

[@AxelFoleyDetroitLions]

Missing Superbowl Halftime window (closing fast). This entire country will be glued to college Basketball for the rest of month (beginning this Upcoming week)

[@imperianapoleon9660]

Damn that's real for me. Born and raised in Denver,CO. A very good friend of mine passed on in a motorcycle accident recently. RIP Mad dog 🙏. Much love to y'all from across the pond.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Hope you're happy Russell Wilson is in Denver now. Haha 😅

[@imperianapoleon9660]

@@runrafarunthebestintheworld Mama said foozball is the devil!

[@righteous247]

North Carolina is middle of the road nice. I live there but judging by all the out of state plates i see, a lot of people tend to move to NC in droves

[@PEPPER2323]

Lived in North Carolina once. Loved it.

[@johnmontgomery2784]

Yall would love North Carolina and every state south from there. I've been to all and I'm 63 years old.. trust me. Enjoy America.. and Well come!

[@louisianagirl480]

Oh and I left Texas. Too many people and the cost of living was insane.

[@teresakoslosky3053]

Washington state has the most beautiful mountains, rivers , the piglet sound inlet, ferry’s, the ocean and a mild climate! It is close to Canada and neighbor to Oregon!

[@CatServant]

Kansas has some scenic areas but they’re few and far between. The Flint Hills are beautiful in their own way.

[@GenXfrom75]

I live in South Carolina and I've hit 3 deer with my car in my life! Never hit one in my 3 years in Pennsylvania. Am I just unlucky? Lol 😂 And what did they use to determine what "treats their elders the worst" criteria? 🤔

[@tiahc3]

I live in Georgia and I thought for sure that's what we'd be the worst at! Everyone I know has hit a deer at least once except me! To be fair Atlanta's traffic is terrifying but that's not how it is for the rest of the state! I drive through Atlanta once and had never seen 8 lane highway surrounded by 14 foot concrete walls.

[@helentaylor7132]

I'm older and have always lived in Pennsylvania, I've had a deer jump off an embankment into my back tire, two deer jump over my car at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, and have had several that stood still ON the road while I drove by. When I was a teen, I a hit a pony while driving on a back road in the middle of the night (just ended up pushing it along from the back of it before I got stopped--it was okay). The most recent thing I hit (just bumped) was a black bear. I live near and drive on a major trucking route and see frequent "deer smears"--so disturbing, but at least they don't suffer. I'm guessing "treats their elders the worst" is neglect, or stealing their money, or maybe the number of old people who die alone in their homes and aren't discovered until two years later. Yeah, I'd be curious to know, too, how they came up with that statistic....

[@westtexasrollin6559]

1000 people a day moving to Texas are moving from other states. Mostly California

[@cosmicgoatlady6957]

If you go to the southern states of the U.S.A., I highly suggest going in the spring or fall because it is HOT and HUMID in the summer(June - early September).

[@LiquidThunder12]

9:17 - OREGON!

[@doncarroll1982]

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that U.S. employers added 678,000 jobs in February (2022), exceeding economists’ forecasts of 440,000.

[@JordanLofgren434]

Still not at 2019 numbers. If you fire or lay off 100,000 people and a month later you hire 50,000 people, you didn't add 50,000 jobs. You're still short.

[@brittaneyguerrero9708]

I live in Las Vegas, NV. It mentioned the nightlife but did not mention that our public school education is very bad😞

[@trumphatesyou]

I'm from PA. Although I never hit one my mom has hit numerous deer. I did have a deer hit me on an interstate. 70 mph and it hit me between the fender and door. I didnt try to avoid it because I had cars all around me

[@robertewalt7789]

Many people in Maryland work for the federal government, helping their high average salary. For many years, NY was the largest state, home of so many political leaders.

[@emmasmith1564]

Marylander here. Trust me it's not the federal employees that make this state rich, it's all the jobs that feed off the federal goverment, ie LOBBYISTS, NPO's, etc. Literally every industry and cause in this country has some kind of PAC, lobbying group, or at least an office in the DC metro area and most of these jobs pay very, very well. Plus we are home to NIH and all the bio-medical jobs that feed off that agency. Scientists and doctors make a lot of money.

[@anthonyj.adventures9736]

Pennsylvania between Allentown and Lancaster to be specific Kinzer PA have been here for 2 years. I own a house in the city of Allentown PA but spend most of my time in my 32ft camper at a campground in Kinzer. I love trains and Strausburg railroad is 10 minutes from my camper. Lots of steam trains it also has the USAs only Thomas the tank engine that is a real running steam locomotive and pulls its own train. But beautiful country side. Especially in the fall. Downfall with most of PA is pot holes. Pot hole and potholes. And road work. I was a professional traffic controller for 15 years they roads suck. Lol but down in Kinzer (Lancaster County) there's horse poop. Amish horse poop all over the roads and parking lots. Great when it rains and its becomes runny. But i love it here. And history. Philadelphia's only about an hour drive from atown and Kinzer. I love history and just driving any direction both places for like 15 20minutes you'll see (and can drive through) covered bridges and barns from the 17 and 1800s. Lots and lots of american history in eastern pa.

[@subterraneanretrogames556]

“Tennessee has the highest number of caves” Just in case you’re really into caves.

[@tvc184]

I thought that was funny. What are y’all good at? Well, we’ve got a lot of caves!

[@susanapplegate9758]

Alaska is the absolute best at being Alaska. Those doggone ‘rates’ …we have a very small population in a very immense area. Facts and data kind of skew just because of that. Cannot imagine living elsewhere - but I do enjoy traveling and meeting people all across the US (and Canada and Mexico when there isn’t a pandemic on…). Fun vid,, thanks

[@johnbachman9066]

Delaware: our only airport, is an Army Base, and can't be used by non-active duty military, so you are correct XD.

[@PatricenotPatrick]

The way rents rising in Texas, homeless in Hawaii 🏝 is starting to sound quite nice tbh 😭

[@donaldparlett5789]

As a native Marylander the high pay is the government jobs and IT jobs.

[@cameronquigley2242]

As a homegrown, North Carolina boy, I'm always going to be extremely biased regarding my state (especially when South Carolina comes into the equation, too). Y'all come stay awhile with us!

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Charlotte FC broke an MLS attendance record recently. That's incredible.

[@WillyEarl098]

You have squirrel gravy?

[@robertofernandez4455]

I love Maine. The negative is actually what creates the positive. Truly, funny!!!

[@Jordan_Rai]

I live in the suburbs of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and I can definitely see why Pa has the highest probability of hitting a deer while driving. Deer are everywhere and the don't GAF, they will just jump in front of your car all the time.

[@StackRunItUp]

I’m in Georgia and I must admit, the highways are quite amazing

[@kingbeast8256]

Bro in Georgia the traffic here is so move so slow and a lot of crashes happen

[@justinjennings3772]

As a native Georgian I call BS on the road quality, there's potholes and road plates that will destroy your front end

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Damn.

[@jamester3484]

I find this funny because a Georgia native warned my mom about that when we got off the plane there.

[@gaarasuri]

Being from RI, I agree with what they said. The road you have to exit the airport onto is awful. Not a good first impression. Also the fact that they tell you , you land in Providence but are actually landing in Warwick. >.

[@terese7867]

I live in Pennsylvania and am addicted to mushrooms, but not the smell where they are grown. I have also had a deer run into my car, and not in a rural area. It was in the city of Pittsburgh. The rule is, if one deer runs across the road, drive very slowly because there will be more.

[@volcomsnow1376]

I live in New Mexico. And yeah it is just like the video said I know like ten People who've had their vehicle stolen in Albuquerque. And really its mostly just Albuquerque thays like that

[@Sh3r-Bear]

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