TOP 10 Reasons why TULSA OKLAHOMA is the WORST city in the US!

[@heatherradloff5018]

You must be absolutely nuts. I have lived in Tulsa most of my life. And it is HALF of what you have just said. It is a beautiful vibrant city. People are SO nice. Yes, it has drugs, taxes, weather… but so does every American city. This video is really frustrating to watch. I laughed the whole time.

[@mustangrebuilder]

I have worn a badge for 25 yrs in Tulsa and she must be nuts

[@michaellubeck8464]

@@mustangrebuilder hahaha

[@peachy5118]

🎊 ACAB 🎊 you are a gear in the machine and you are nothing more than a bootlicking asshole

[@peachy5118]

This was not directed towards you, this was just like a thing against the cop because i think salsa at 8 is crazy right? Like thats wild.

[@peachy5118]

And acab

[@liveeverycasttv2877]

I've never heard of anyone experiencing a hard time finding a place to eat in Tulsa. It's just not true. Tulsa has the most restaurants per capita than any other town or city I've ever been to. The city is overly saturated with eateries with nearly an unlimited variety of concepts. Literally anything you could want to eat is in Tulsa.

[@kimdelo9795]

Nah, totally not a problem if you’re willing to eat CRAP.

[@kennyslg8914]

Yup. Lived in Tulsa my whole life, the food options are truly abundant.

[@MellowMechanic87]

All of 71st is nothing but places to eat! Haha

[@j.clayaraujo9282]

Wtf?? I live in Tulsa and only the crime and weather thing are kinda true. And the salsa thing makes NO sense

[@primalmonkeys599]

fr ive been living in Tulsa for like 18 years and not once have i heard about the salsa thing

[@catsoc10]

Like wtf bro! Its normal to put salsa on chips, and sometimes some people put it on other mexican foods, but on *ice cream?* Yeah we dont do that here in tulsa

[@bonvoyage1700]

Lived there for 15 years… salsa only on chips…

[@KaLiGr]

Hey, Im from europe, Germany. I like cities in the US. Tulsa and the OKC are stunning skylines. Would you suggest the city tulsa for a new residents of me??

[@joelp5093]

@@KaLiGrYou probably won’t find a large community of German expats like you would in the bigger US cities, but overall it’s pretty nice.

[@ottballday3460]

I've lived all of the US and overseas. I visited Tulsa last month on a whim and stayed a week...and absolutely loved it. People were very friendly, the food was awesome, there were many parks and things to do, we felt safe walking downtown...Tulsa is quite the hidden gem.

[@Yenko1992]

Go there in August and see what you think!

[@countryclubpga3309]

There’s far worst places in the US to go in august bud lol

[@jamesharrison2041]

your right''''tulsa is a nice town''''''''''but read my thread on there '''''tax's'''''''''''its not the best place to live'''''but its not the worst either'''''''''and the weather suck's alot 60% of the year.

[@countryclubpga3309]

@@jamesharrison2041 I mean it’s literally like shitty weather 30% of the time maybe even less ur lost ur mind on 60% this isn’t North Dakota man .dead of summer it gets kinda humid but it’s no Florida humidity that’s for sure and the winters here aren’t really that bad. There’s been one storm this year we got snow for literally two days and it’s been 65 degrees pretty much this entire winter except a few cold weeks here and there it’s definitely no Chicago in that fashion either .

[@jamesharrison2041]

@@countryclubpga3309 i cant talk to you' 'because you refuse to see any bad point's' 'like '''''TAX'S'''''CRIME''''''''WITCH CRIME IS BROUGHT ON BY ''''DRUG ADDICTS' 'but there is no town that isn't dealing with the same' 'except '''''HIGH TAX'S' 'thank you.

[@matthewak47]

Have lived in Tulsa all 46 years of my life moved away and always came back. This individual has absolutely no idea what they're talking about love this place.

[@TravelwithWendy]

Totally agree - recently completed a cross country tour last summer and Tulsa is fantastic. So many excellent restaurants, we walked around downtown at night, got great shots of the deco architecture, and so much more - definitely will visit again and wouldn’t accept this clickbait as an authentic opinion 🥲 unfortunate too bc it only hurts Tourism and industry when it’s not accurate or inflated

[@EyesWideOpenTruth]

How could you have lived there for all 46 years, moved away and came back. That means you Haven’t lived there for all 46 years 🤑

[@SomiFitBossNG]

Are the tornadoes a big problem?

[@matthewak47]

@@EyesWideOpenTruth because I'm 48 years old

[@matthewak47]

@@SomiFitBossNG Nope actually I've never actually seen one.

[@stuartthompson5003]

This person has no idea what she is talking about. I have lived in tulsa for 47 of my 48 years. Tulsa is a wonderful place to live, raise a family and work. It is not a place just for older folks. Don't listen to this person.

[@GersonEBaez]

Yes I can see that.

[@DefnotKayla_]

Yeah, she’s completely wrong, as an Oklahoman myself who used to live in Tulsa, it’s a great place.

[@fanterman7157]

@@DefnotKayla_ same :) from Bixby

[@LilXancheX]

@@fanterman7157 Tulsa is a boring assss country if you ask me

[@DefnotKayla_]

@@LilXancheX Tulsa isn’t a country kiddo, it’s a town.

[@fourcolorcommentary2909]

I grew up in Tulsa and most of my family still lives there. I've NEVER heard the name "Turf-war Tulsa". And people walk their dog and enjoy park life at plenty of spots. Ever hear of the Gathering Place? And, incidentally, I don't know anyone who puts salsa on their ice cream. Much more I could address, but I'll leave it at, "You're so off."

[@joejacobs3537]

You never lived at 2nd and Yorktown...

[@titusremy5268]

Obviously never stepped out north once

[@fourcolorcommentary2909]

@@titusremy5268 During my teenaged years, my “stomping ground” was from Peoria and Apache, all the way north to Turley. So, wrong.

[@MountainDewComacho494]

Haven't you seen the movie "The Outsiders"? That thing ended with a gang rumble, and that was filmed in Tulsa! That obviously means there is a ton of crime in Tulsa.

[@kimdelo9795]

Your ‘gathering place’ is a SH*THOLE. The city’s PR team tried to convince you it was winning all kinds of ‘national awards’ before Covid, BS. It is and always was a joke. Being unfortunate enough to live in Tulsa is the literal DEFINITION of being a worthless loser.

[@beautyluv2370]

Tulsan here. We have a rich history. Don't slam us down.

[@rubygooden5468]

Black Wall Street

[@kimdelo9795]

No one has to ‘slam you down.’ You slam YOURSELVES down to the most despicable depths of racism, misogyny and ignorance. Oklahoma is the literal DEFINITION of stupid racist hicks. Reference ´The Grapes of Wrath.´ But you don’t read, do you? A 9 yr old girl could be raped by her own father in OkleeHomee right now & she would be forced to give birth. OkleeHomee isn’t even a 3rd world country, it’s a 10th world backwards inhumane hellhole of stupidity.

[@mccurleyrd]

As a 918 lifer i would love a specific break down of each "experience" you speak about and what part of town you where in when it happened. Lets start with this BS about the Salsa.

[@marvinthemartian4044]

She's nutty lmfao

[@filmmaker2698]

Seriously. Never once seen salsa outside of a Mexican restaurant.

[@travelthailand444]

i grew up here and I never had this "wonderful salsa" outside of a mexican restaurant. what is she talking about?

[@travelthailand444]

@@filmmaker2698 seriously....nowhere. and in the same video she says seniors are there for all the different restaurants. only at mexican.

[@chngchng9862]

Lol exactly u went to one restaurant and judged us off that .

[@jrginn2237]

I don’t know what this lady is smoking but she’s completely inaccurate about Tulsa. I’ve lived here for 20 years and I think it’s been one of the most welcoming cities I’ve ever been in.

[@601TRAVELS]

Only the GOOD stuff.

[@fanterman7157]

@@601TRAVELS heck yeah

[@soylentteal]

I used to live there; now I’m north of Seattle, which is 10 times the hellhole that Tulsa could ever be.

[@gmac2558]

Isn't north of Seattle in Canada?

[@soylentteal]

Around 130 miles north of it is. I’m 30 miles north of it, though I often wish it was more.

[@doydivision3984]

I’ve lived in Tulsa all of my life. The salsa thing is so inaccurate. Sure, there are a lot of Mexican restaurants that have chips and salsa, but I’ve never seen any of the stuff you’re talking about in this video lol. People really aren’t that rude over here compared to other cities like NYC. Sure, there are some rude people here and there, but that’s literally everywhere. The reason why so many people lost their jobs in 2020 was because of Covid. If you compare the taxes and housing prices to other cities, Tulsa is really not that bad. Have you ever even visited/lived in Tulsa? It sure doesn’t sound like it lol

[@evelynnix9345]

Yeah, I don't know where that salsa thing came from! Weird.

[@missfranciscalee]

Hi @Doydivision, I'm from Nigeria and I want to study in Tulsa, I'm looking for a good university in Tulsa without IELTS and the cost of living is cheap... Pls can you help me with that?

[@chngchng9862]

😂😂😂 she lost me with the salsa .. we don’t eat salsa on everything WTH

[@KaLiGr]

Can I move to oklahoma? Im from Germany, europe and I d like to built a second residents on that continent 😊

[@doydivision3984]

@@missfranciscalee I wouldn’t really know. I’m still in high school, but I heard TU is a pretty good school.

[@MountainDewComacho494]

I must be living in the wrong part of Tulsa because I have never seen people put salsa on everything. Maybe ranch dressing, but not salsa. I moved here almost 20 years ago because I took a good job that paid well and the cost of living is low. I walk my dog in the middle of the night without fear.

[@vincentnelson8733]

50 years in Tulsa and have only been served salsa in Mexican restaurants. Also never heard of salsa on ice cream and I've even spent a lot of time in New Mexico

[@tharealEazyE95]

no damn tulsa born hamburger joint such as: bills, hanks, freddies, or lot-a-burger ever asked me if i wanted salsa. pizzas places neither 😂

[@601TRAVELS]

Eazy! Aint you dead bro? ☠️

[@tharealEazyE95]

@@601TRAVELS had to come back after hearing about this damn video

[@dannygillmusic]

@@tharealEazyE95 😆 🤣

[@germiledavis3677]

EAZY e it gets no better than Bills!. Real Tulsans know! Yeah i like salsa only if its on my Mr. Taco! Northside Rubicon! Real Tulsans know.

[@sarahlipich2676]

Tulsa has some of the nicest people I’ve ever met, housing is incredibly cheap in Tulsa and all of Oklahoma. You can afford to purchase a nice home on a $50k salary, which isn’t difficult to find (yes, even outside of healthcare). Salsa??? Go to Subway? What? Lol! There are a TON of good restaurants in Tulsa, did you only go where Huevos Rancheros was served? I’m not from Tulsa and live in Utah, but lived in OKC for a few years.

[@Yenko1992]

I'm from Tulsa and honestly the one thing I can't handle is how hot it gets for as long as it does. It's nuts hot AND Humid

[@Zenith_mountain]

I’ve lived in Tulsa my whole life and never have I heard of it being known for salsa you must’ve only ate at Mexican restaurants and it’s not really like a turf war like at all just stay out of the sketchy areas even in the sketchy areas there are nice people put in a rough spot we’ve all been there yunno and I’ve had a lot of people do many kind things for me you just need to be polite to others we take care of eachother out here even the homeless will help you out if you need it and are nice to them

[@Zenith_mountain]

All I’m sayin is that Tulsa has heart and a damn big one

[@620john620]

I lived in Broken Arrow, about a quarter mile from the Tulsa city limits, from 2001-2007. Great place to live. If I hadn’t been concerned about aging parents here in Tennessee, I would have stayed there.

[@infolanguages]

I just moved to Tulsa, and I am so relieved to read the comments! So far, I'm loving it here!

[@charlesdodson829]

Welcome to Tulsa.

[@drewhuerta5058]

You know your view of a city is really off/in accurate when almost all of the comments disagree🤣 the only thing she said that was kinda accurate was the weather. Yeah Tulsa has some scary weather but we are still here. Leaves nothing behind 😂🌪 funny stuff right here.

[@rubygooden5468]

Poor Okies are delusional

[@countryclubpga3309]

@@rubygooden5468 I’m come from California I know what true delusion is lol

[@billbillerton6122]

@@rubygooden5468 I moved here a few years back and I absolutely love it here.

[@kimdelosier4666]

I love the ignorant ‘Tulsa has tornadoes but Okies are too dumb to have basements’ crap. Tulsa, and most of NE Oklahoma, sits on an extremely high water table. If you’re stupid enough to build a house on a ‘basement’ foundation there you’re going to be looking at three feet of stagnant stinking water filled with water moccasin snakes and brown recluse spiders under your house- having a fiesta on all that ‘salsa’ that I WISH existed in Tulsa but absolutely does NOT, unfortunately. Honestly, what idiot compiled this? There are 1001 legitimate reasons to hate on Tulsa w/out resorting to general ignorance and random lies.

[@catsoc10]

Hey, we dont put salsa on ice cream, its normal to put it on chips, and also stop being so dramatic about the storms. They are just thunderstorms! And it doesnt always rain. Its mostly sunny everyday.

[@matthewrix1047]

A lot of people don't understand that this channel is satire and tries to get Californians to stay away from great places.

[@_oly_241]

Cross fingers 😂

[@kekkuda]

Cope tulsa blows ass

[@whatsnext2359]

She's doing Tulsa a favor. Trust me, you don't want all the crazy liberals moving there from CA, NY, NJ, WA, etc and destroying Oklahoma like they have in the states they're fleeing. They are too dumb to vote differently. They've destroyed the beautiful state of Idaho in the past few years. Trust me. You don't want them there.

[@DanteTimberwolf]

Tulsa was a great place to live, lots of friendly people and lots of things to do. I can't recall a day where I hated living in Tulsa but ever since we moved to Florida I hate living here frequently.

[@hangyang2641]

I've visited Tulsa twice and loved it both times... Never had the urge to visit Florida even once..

[@renevalenzuela9066]

I think she doesn't want more people to came to tulsa. She wants the city for her self. Because any city u go have thisame problems ..correct me if I'm wrong 🤨

[@whatsnext2359]

She doesn't want the dumb people escaping crazy liberal cities coming to Tulsa and voting in the same idiotic Democrat stupidity that they'rerunning from. If you're a liberal snowflake, stay in your blue states. Don't come to Tulsa.

[@anthonybielobockie4991]

Visited Tulsa for a show at Cain's Ballroom. I never saw any salsa, everyone that I encountered was warm and friendly. The food I had was amazing and the city was incredibly walkable. I stayed in the downtown area and walked to everything that I wanted to do + see. The art deco architecture was stunning. It's amazing that a city this great is so off the radar.

[@derrickyegge1303]

Yeah, nothing has salsa on it. I don't know who made up this list😆😆

[@ramencurry6672]

I think she meant the city of Tupelo

[@kimdelo9795]

Incredibly WALKABLE? What were you trying to ‘walk’ to from Cain’s? One of the homeless shelters that will dump you out on the sidewalk if you resist being baptized as a racist degenerate ‘southern baptist?’

[@davidcook3508]

I believe the person or persons who prepared this gem is from Tulsa and deliberately disguised the truth to keep the public away. I grew up in Chicago, but have lived in Tulsa 46 years. It’s the best

[@russellpearce3749]

Well you are correct I have lived in and around Tulsa most of my life and that's over 50 years I'm afraid to say. Let's make sure everyone sees this do you really want people from California pouring into Tulsa and turning it into California

[@josephineajayi1403]

Don’t want blacks to live there I suppose

[@whatsnext2359]

She's smart to keep the liberal nut cases from CA, NY, NJ, WA, etc out. They will destroy Oklahoma lime they do everywhere they go.

[@adrianaperez1486]

I lived in Tulsa for 10 years and never see nothing like the way that this lady explains i made a lot of friends and they care about people and they help you even if you don't ask , drugs and crime is a global problem but something that i know for sure is not the same live in Tulsa that just go passing throug and start talking about it or she needs to get a new gps because she's totally lost🙃

[@sw1743]

I've lived in tulsa since 2010, and when I first moved here I was worried as a middle easterner after all it's oklahoma but then I discovered it's remarkably big lebanese community and felt at home and now I'm proud to call it my home for 13 years now.

[@whatsnext2359]

Oh, no! 🤦

[@sw1743]

@@whatsnext2359 ?

[@peggyschorn6355]

What she described sounds like Albuquerque, NM. Here, we actually DO add salsa to everything we eat.

[@gregbader3041]

I’ve been in Tulsa often on since 1985, when I used to meet my girlfriend there, when she came from Denver and I came from Houston. I find the city very interesting. It reminds me of Austin with its hills and the river, but not with a far left politics. The restaurant scene there is great. Furthermore, you can get to the Ozarks in about an hour.

[@mattmorrison3770]

The salsa problem is out of control. The streets run red with it here

[@601TRAVELS]

Be careful!!

[@kimberlymarsh1918]

The only problem with Tulsa salsa is it isn't hot enough.

[@TomWatsonB1]

I grew up in Tulsa and constantly visit my family and I've never even considered that we put salsa on everything. I really don't know where you are getting that from. We mostly serve chips and salsa at Mexican restaurants. Also, Tulsa is not full of seniors, to my knowledge. Where are you getting that information? There is a great mixture of people of all ages in Tulsa. I have literally never heard anyone say "turf war Tulsa", however the crime in Tulsa can be bad in some areas. However, no crime has EVER been done to me or anyone in my family over the last 30 years in any way. Not even a car broken into or a pickpocket or anything like that. I literally never even consider that something will happen to me when I'm in a nice area of Tulsa. Go to the Gathering Place, Utica Square, or most midtown, South Tulsa, or suburban areas and it is very safe. People from Tulsa are definitely not rude. Utterly ridiculous. People in Tulsa are mostly extremely nice. Nicer than nearly anywhere else in the country. "Oklahoma dirt roads." I haven't been on a dirt road in 10 years. We don't have dirt roads in Tulsa. Although, some of the roads need to be repaved. Also, while we have bad storms, it's still extremely unlikely that you will get a direct hit from a tornado.

[@DJ-Krimson-Steele]

I lived in Broken Arrow for over three years. However, I had to commute to downtown Tulsa every day for work. I loved living in Broken Arrow, and I enjoyed my time in Tulsa for the most part. The only problem I would consider a negative was that junkies came out at night in downtown Tulsa, and could be a huge nuisance. Especially in the summer times. There was this one lady who was definitely strung out on drugs that would always hassle me every day by saying her car was broken down at a Quick Trip, and she needed money for gas. Every day I would call her out on her hustle, and every day she would be so strung out that she forgot that she used that line on me the previous day. It would be funny if it weren't so sad. Unfortunately, that was a common occurence downtown.

[@clorexmap5747]

It's B.A . Don't be fancy😅

[@adamwlove]

My only gripe is the homeless issue but it's not even really that bad anymore. It's a cheap and easy place to live, for anyone who is curious. ESPECIALLY if you're a young professional starting your career

[@robertshowler849]

Tulsa used to be a absolute wonderful place to live. In the past 30 years the city has really declined in my opinion. There used to be a great place to see live music until the Casinos ruined everything. The school system has really declined and the majority of people wish to enroll their children in the surrounding suburbs ( Jenks, BA, Owasso). The crime rate has also increased dramatically. However, Tulsa does have great places to eat and some really nice parks. The majority of the people are VERY polite and nice. (Good ole country folk), and the cost of living is really cheap compared to other cities. Tulsa has a great concert venue, so the world's best entertainers often tour thru Tulsa (BOK Center). People in NE Oklahoma love football and Tulsa has some of the best high school football in the nation. The job market is decent if you have an education or some type of training/skill; otherwise, wages are low. Unfortunately, there has been a history in Tulsa of some forms of racism which has made life difficult for Blacks, and now there are many more Hispanic citizens who live in Tulsa. Tulsa is very conservative and religion plays a role in both the social and political ideas of the people. Tulsa's biggest problem is the same as the entire state of Oklahoma- a lack of investment in the education system. Recent politicians have ignored this fact and do not realize that education is the cure to poverty, crime, and many of the problems the city faces. I was raised in the area and reside in Broken Arrow, a suburb of Tulsa. I have lived in 16 states in the western part of the country and have lived in many places that was worse- (Rock Springs, WY, Watertown, SD, Yuma, AZ) I guess, where your family and friends live and where you grew up as a child matters where you have fond memories of living. Overall, I would NOT choose to live in Tulsa these days and am sad to see such a great place decline the way it has in the past 3 decades.

[@andron967]

The schools always sucked.

[@whatsnext2359]

She's doing Tulsa a favor. Trust me, you don't want all the crazy liberals moving there from CA, NY, NJ, WA, etc and destroying Oklahoma like they have in the states they're fleeing. They are too dumb to vote differently. They've destroyed the beautiful state of Idaho in the past few years. Trust me. You don't want them there.

[@inspector918]

Born in Tulsa, 60 years old now. As a kid in the sixties and seventies I didn’t see that much of Tulsa beyond my neighborhood and school. But I can tell you that it was the best time of my life. As an adult who travels for a living for my job (throughout the Midwest) I can tell you that Tulsa stacks up nicely compared to similar sized cities that I’ve spent time in. I find most cities that I’ve worked in from Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota and a few other areas, people are very kind and receptive to new people. Yes, Tulsa has a problem with gangs and drugs in several areas of town, but generally speaking Tulsa is one of the safest, most inviting and cultured cities you could hope to visit or live in. As for the salsa, we tend to enjoy it with tortilla chips. Never heard of anyone putting it on ice cream. We have a couple of successful ice cream brands in Oklahoma that don’t require such additives. People are nice, traffic is getting worse, but if you ever been to any other city of similar size that’s the way it be sometimes. Bottom line is that this reviewer clearly has not experienced Tulsa, or has a personal vendetta. A great day to all.

[@carissalewis749]

I was born and raised in Tulsa and plan to go back home. Of course not every place is for everyone, but I will say I feel that Albuquerque NM is ruder than Tulsans. I’ve never experienced the level of “I don’t care about anyone else but me” than I have in Albuquerque. It’s sad.

[@jonathanielpringlemaniii]

ha go to denver, people are ungodly rude there

[@dannygillmusic]

Albuquerque is trash

[@alanaholland8566]

I was born and raised in Albuquerque and I'm actually fairly surprised to hear you say that! I've heard people from out of state tell me Burqueños are pretty friendly. What part of Albuquerque were you in?

[@Jakcrobiuf]

This lady knida gay ngl

[@sevenkendrick5843]

I thought it was just me. 100% facts people in Albuquerque are extremely rude.

[@CalebT_RC]

I’ve lived in Tulsa for almost 20 years now ever since I was born. And it’s always been great here.

[@andron967]

I was born in Tulsa. Went to High School there. Escaped in 1978 for Colorado. Happiness really is Tulsa in the rear view mirror.. The Rockies are much much better than Turkey Mountain !

[@ethansparrow9806]

Tulsa is readily hiring. Like everywhere.

[@zachpierce641]

Lived in Tulsa my entire life I’ve never heard of this putting salsa on everything. Maybe Mexican food? I just don’t know what they are talking about. I’ve never even heard that stereotype Also crime is bad but it’s in isolated areas of the city. Stay out of the ghetto you’ll be fine. There’s some extremely nice and safe areas around Tulsa . Also I’ve never heard of Tulsa known for rude people. When I tell people I’m from the Tulsa area the first thing they talk about is how nice people seem when they visit

[@annakostyrko]

Hi! I would like to move in Tulsa in a couple of month. Could you please recommend good areas to live in Tulsa? Where should I better not live in?

[@josephelmstreet8598]

Oh yes. Gary, Indiana, East St Louis, Camden NJ are better places than Tulsa. Yes, I’ve been to them. This saying Tulsa is the worst is such horseshit it pains me to think of the people who concocted it. Tulsa actually is one of the best cities of its size in the US. Lived there 14 years and have lived in 10 cities due to jobs and Tulsa is a great city.

[@dustinfry682]

Please believe everything this video espouses, and never come to Tulsa. This is not the city you are looking for, move along.

[@tanyabaker4809]

😂

[@ojaiandrew]

She says $155k is expensive for a house. What planet is she living on? That’s rediculously cheap for a house in the US. Try buying a house in CA, CO or Northeast. This is a silly video. Tulsa appears to be one of the best values in housing in the US

[@playboicartissock2340]

Just moved here from Texas for college a few months ago and it’s not horrible here there’s just not much to do

[@jewellsandbandanas]

Tulsa is definitely boring.

[@_oly_241]

​@@jewellsandbandanas ??? ..what are you looking for?

[@noerodriguez5845]

I don't know about you but there is lots of rivers Lakes and mountains to explore , in northeast and southeast parts of Oklahoma Not fat from Tulsa

[@trainkid01]

As an tulsan we have have drug problem it is bad here. Public transport is broken but just walk we love our salsa we are a seniors city so true. Very scary the terf war is bad its worst now then other. Crime is bad jobs suck in big city people are not rude always but yeah there rude sometimes. Weather is so fun here ☺️. No basement yeah so true Taxes suck here dirt roads rock. Houses are so bad in price it so bad people are leaving

[@601TRAVELS]

I like you a lot.

[@trainkid01]

@@601TRAVELS thank you

[@billwofford2256]

ive lived in tulsa my entire life this is a bunch of lies the weather thing is kinda true but salsa really i have no idea what part of town you was eating in and i work in a grocery store and everyone who lives here is very friendly i see it everyday

[@whatsnext2359]

She's doing Tulsa a favor. Trust me, you don't want all the crazy liberals moving there from CA, NY, NJ, WA, etc and destroying Oklahoma like they have in the states they're fleeing. They are too dumb to vote differently. They've destroyed the beautiful state of Idaho in the past few years. Trust me. You don't want them there.

[@milomishler7310]

I have lived inntulsa for 29 years. I have never heard of a place putting salsa on icecream, let alone have I ever heard of Tulsa being "famous" for salsa either.

[@dragonvue09]

This video is very misinformed. I'm not sure where she got her information but I'm just gonna say the information in this video is about 90% inaccurate.

[@601TRAVELS]

90% accurate.

[@dragonvue09]

@@601TRAVELS no 90% inaccurate

[@blink-918]

@@601TRAVELS 90% too big a bitch to handle our city.

[@dannygillmusic]

@@601TRAVELS the salsa thing alone invalidates everything you have to say lol

[@fredderf6208]

Don’t think this person has ever actually been there. And age discrimination is generally frowned upon.

[@601TRAVELS]

I’ve been there, Frederick.

[@joejacobs3537]

I agree..Tulsa is a dangerous city..Avoid at all costs..I know,I'm a Tulsa native who moved years ago..

[@jewellsandbandanas]

And so am I , I lived there 27 years and I tell you me moving away was the best thing that ever happened to me . I have a better job , and I'm flourishing more than ever in my life !! I have zero regrets!

[@joejacobs3537]

@@jewellsandbandanas I still live in Oklahoma,but the town I live in is safe...

[@elleselixir]

Who paid the creator of this video to be a hater? 1) The cost of living here is the reason people are moving all over the country! 2) Maybe she's secretly a Tulsa native and is tired of prices going up because of the fat populating growth! Lol 3) Salsa really? 4) Tulsa has things to do, places to see, and delicious places to eat. 5) If Tulsa was so horrible peeke wouldn't be moving here by the droves. 6) But, one this is we don't have any beaches..... so, there is that! Lol

[@601TRAVELS]

Girl I wish someone was writing me checks 😂😂🤦🏻‍♀️

[@blahbuhblah6852]

I mean I literally had guns pulled on me the last 6 six times I was inTulsa. And have lived there for years. This town is crappy but can be good depending on where you move.

[@elleselixir]

@@blahbuhblah6852 I've lived here for well over a decade and neither had any thing like that happen. Now, if you are hanging out at after hours spots or anywhere else too late at night....... that can definitely be a bad look. But, I'll live in in Cali and PA and both times in our near major cities and that's anywhere. Staying out late in areas that you aren't from or don't know anything about just isn't wisdom anywhere. Ijs

[@AcapellaFella]

She keeping it real. Tulsa is horrible. Gangs, drugs, violence and racists. Not to mention low paying jobs. Move around and see the difference.

[@elleselixir]

@@AcapellaFella I get that has been some people's experience. But, not mine. I work for a great company that's super progressive and I'm comfy. Life is what you make it. I've lived in some beautiful places in Cali and on the east coast. There are great spaces everywhere. But, Tulsa is a little gem, too.

[@MatthewMaiAurora]

Been in Tulsa since '02 and can't wait to leave this garbage city/state

[@mercedesamoree1234]

bro the only salsa in tulsa I ever heard about is salsa dance class. Like i cannot find a single artical online talking about tulsas famous salsa. like bruh....

[@601TRAVELS]

You heard it here first sista!!

[@dannygillmusic]

@@601TRAVELS lol so you just made it up then? 🤣

[@ElevateTheRapper]

Im from tulsa and yeah we all live for salsa fosho

[@601TRAVELS]

#rep 👑

[@jamesbondjr1041]

This is exactly why the suburd & rural Tulsa is so great. You are cklose to very nice home, shopping good education & more. We live in Clateremore & it's a great place with all the coveniences, moderate traffic, low crime to none & good shopping.

[@murder.simulator]

Thank you for mentioning the horrible public transit system. As of now th whole bus schedule has been rerouted, bus numbers are all different, streets that run north and south have no service, there is no live tracking of where the bus is at any given time and there isn't even a phone number to call to speak to a live person in case a bus is late. Also, the homeless are everywhere. They camp near motels and apartments but are especially thick downtown

[@dewyedwards2257]

Who wrote this review. Sounds very ignorant.

[@jvandam1984]

…expensive housing?!? I nearly spit out my Starbucks coffee. Just google Seattle housing 😂 800k for a 1 bedroom

[@benrobles9847]

Wtf is this video😂 this is so unbelievably in accurate😂😭 I’ve lived in Tulsa for 4 and I’ve never heard about this “salsa” problem. Also, the crime thing? I’ve never witnessed a crime and I’ve been to some sketchy places. This is a terribly misinformed video. Touching on the rude people thing? Tulsa has some of the nicest people. If you want rude people then go to colorado, it is a breeding ground. HORRIBLE video. Just aweful😂

[@benrobles9847]

I don’t think a single thing in this video has been fact checked and it shows. Nothing is true about this😂😂😭😭😭

[@601TRAVELS]

💁🏻‍♀️😂

[@davidlaney6153]

There is a crime problem there now...unfortunately the city turned Blue thanks to idiot mayors...they basically invited in the homeless and druggies...so crime follows...and don't get me started on the Central American invasion going on....

[@gatorm1990]

@@davidlaney6153 have ever seen a central American asking for money on the streets?

[@connordelacerda1233]

south tulsa isn’t all of tulsa 💀😂

[@phineasp.quimby3162]

Huh! That's a flat-out LIE!!! Hubby and I are here for 10/days, August of 2022, and ABSOLUTELY love it, and, yes, there are "pockets" (don't all cities do?), especially near downtown Tulsa. We're currently living in Idaho, but the gem state is now being swarmed by much of Californians with their rhetoric agenda and it's going to get worse, so it's time to move out and Tulsa (Jenks), where our heart is. Most houses here are made of bricks they're beautiful and we like the architectural designs. Don't rely on words of mouth from people who try to discourage you from visiting Tulsa. Come see Oklahoma for yourself. Explore and experience it. This place is AMAZING!!🤩

[@chloeannaleejensen6448]

I live in Tulsa Oklahoma!! 😱

[@xwho_caresx]

I'm from California just moved to Tulsa 4 months ago. Love it here

[@AliceWonders22]

It's GROSS. I grew up in Tulsa and in the seventies and eighties it was great but it's been overrun by liberal views. I live in beautiful Colorado and don't like returning for anything but to visit my Nana. I will NEVER live here again. Dangerous woke schools as well unless you homeschool of course which is always best. Yes the OLD architecture of Tulsa is pretty. Old oil money and neighborhoods. I grew up in South Tulsa and at one point it was beautiful but more and more it looks like the North side is meshing with the South.

[@phineasp.quimby3162]

@@AliceWonders22 Okay, then stay where you can be happier. Understand that there's beauty in every city as well as there are chaos order and disorder - depending on how you address and react to them. Some relatives and friends of mine live in Colorado and I can promise you they're not all happy about the place either. My family used to live in SoCal for many years but we don't hate the place and still think it's a beautiful place although you hear a lot about how bad it has gotten through the years.😃

[@hollisticc]

Homegrown Tulsan here. I am insulted by your depiction of downtown Tulsa. Downtown and the areas surrounding it, are where ALL of Tulsa’s history and culture are at. All the art districts, the good food, the architecture, and the communities are beautiful in that area. Stay in Idaho if you hate the best things about Tulsa.

[@Maddies_lifeee]

Bruh Tulsa is the most nices place ever and the people are so nice.. ya I get people are homeless there but people help them. They have a homeless shelter and I'm glad that I watched this video bc I bet that woman does not even know what it is like there she's just tryna not make people go there and that's not a very good thing

[@whatsnext2359]

She's doing Tulsa a favor. Trust me, you don't want all the crazy liberals moving there from CA, NY, NJ, WA, etc and destroying Oklahoma like they have in the states they're fleeing. They are too dumb to vote differently. They've destroyed the beautiful state of Idaho in the past few years. Trust me. You don't want them there.

[@shauntawilliams8808]

Living in Tulsa is cheap why she said it’s expensive?

[@semmieelston5679]

When I went to Tulsa I experienced great people great people it's a very warm place. You can raise your children the people are very kind that's what I experienced did not experience any rude people at all so visiting Tulsa I decided to buy and move there she this person is not telling the truth about Tulsa it's nothing that she's talking about she is definitely lying. Tulsa is a wonderful place I am moving there from California the people are kind and considerate and very respectful. Men open doors for me and my daughter so I don't know what she's talking about but please do not believe anything that she's saying about Tulsa

[@germiledavis3677]

I don't find the video super acurate on a few things but yes the weather can be unpredictable at times, taxes are a thing but not as bad as you say, and the salsa thing....I don't get that one. One thing I do find funny is all the BA,Bixby,Jenks,Owasso ect commenters talking about how they love or hate Tulsa......You live in the burbs! Tulsa is an okay place. It has a degree of crime but its not a war zone. I live in what we affectionally refer to as," Out North" or the Northside. Its the part the suburbanites warn you about visiting late at night. Here is a little secret. Its really quiet. Most crime happens in apartment complexes and hot spots like crowded convenience stores. There is a growing homeless problem. Jobs are just as you described. Housing values are cheap depending on where you buy. City is fairly conservative so if you lean blue, you will definatly hear and see some things you might take issue. There is crime but most violent crime is not random. Lots of stuff to downtown. Some nice people, some jerks too, Its like most cities i've been too.

[@LauraMarieLive]

Moved to Tulsa in 2015..... Worst decision of my ENTIRE life! Moving out of Oklahoma in May.

[@mikelima7269]

If these people worked half as hard to actually better their decrepit city as they do screaming and shouting at anyone who’s been burned by it after being lured in by their false narratives, they wouldn’t have to troll every single critical post, video etc. They sound like North Koreans defending the motherland lol

[@LauraMarieLive]

@@mikelima7269 I came for medical treatment. Not exactly sure how that makes me lured here??

[@thekill4O5]

just go to Okc bruh it’s wayy better idek why you went to Tulsa in the first place 😂

[@Realbusinessfoundations]

@@thekill4O5 bruh okc looks like a flat wasteland with three tall buildings in the middle and everything is too spread out

[@thekill4O5]

@@Realbusinessfoundations you clearly haven’t been there or even visited if you think that lmao you can’t even talk and it’s a reason why there’s more than a million people there goofy

[@I-come-from-the-Future]

Most of this video describes NORTH-WEST Tulsa. Everything south of 1st street and on the east side of the river is absolutely beautiful with great Art déco architecture, tons of nice bars and restaurants and VERY nice, friendly and also younger people! Beautiful parks with no drug dealers at all! Main reason being the biggest downer, the lack of public transportation. So the benefit is you don't have troublemakers hanging out everywhere. I loved it living and working there for two years as an expat from Germany and would have stayed longer if I had not my old parents in Germany whom I didn't want to leave behind forever. Btw, what a strange argument complaining about Salsa as if you don't need to order it and it doesn't replace any other part of the dish.

[@bear_vibes5130]

This video is crap. Tulsa is a great city. I lived there for 7 years when Detroits economy was down. Plenty of work and great people.

[@601TRAVELS]

Both cities have severe problems.

[@bear_vibes5130]

@@601TRAVELS Tulsa has some problems. But your review is not a good one period to bias.

[@601TRAVELS]

No life decisions should be based on my reviews 😂

[@bear_vibes5130]

@@601TRAVELS I agree. Very true.

[@WAL_DC-6B]

I think Tulsa's a great city with the Gilcrease Museum, Philbrook Art Museum, Sun and Valero oil refineries, Route 66 (11th St.) with all the old buildings/businesses, Tulsa fairgrounds, University of Oklahoma at Tulsa, Braum's, Taco Bueno and Waffle House restaurants, a big casino at the east end of the city and some decent antique malls.

[@emrdoc63]

I've lived here for nearly 30 years, the last 10 years downtown. If she never used the word "Tulsa" I would have thought she was talking about Portland, Chicago, New York or San Francisco. It's pretty obvious that either she has never been here or at most spent an afternoon here. Salsa everywhere?? Where did you eat, girl? Wonderful place, fantastic people, very low cost of living. And low on the pandemic lockdown insanity scale. Dramatically stating that this is the WORST city in the US is actually pretty funny when I think about some of the real sewers I've visited (see above).

[@K6TJO]

Lack of public transportation is a plus not a negative !

[@BenBen-kh1dm]

I think this lady is telling a damn lie!!! Trust me you out Town folks come see for urself facts💯

[@601TRAVELS]

Hi Ben! Thank you for checking in.

[@whatsnext2359]

She's doing Tulsa a favor. Trust me, you don't want all the crazy liberals moving there from CA, NY, NJ, WA, etc and destroying Oklahoma like they have in the states they're fleeing. They are too dumb to vote differently. They've destroyed the beautiful state of Idaho in the past few years. Trust me. You don't want them there.

[@evelynnix9345]

Tulsa lifer here. Tulsa drivers are so rude. It's gotten worse over the past 10 years or so. I think it's partly due to our never ending road construction. Road construction should have been on your list, it's ridiculous!

[@mathewburr4742]

I was born in Tulsa as was my wife and lived around Tulsa for over 30 years, grew up in Mounds and finally lived in Sand Springs before we left for Wisconsin in 2018. That was the best decision we ever made. Jobs were the worst thing about living there, long commutes and low pay. That combined with increasing housing prices, it made having a stable living arrangement very expensive and unstable. Obviously drugs and poverty which leads to high crime. Weather is terrible for sure. I'm a native Oklahoman but it was never good for me there personally in my entire lifetime, and after the oil bust and housing crisis in '08, the few jobs available to the average person was far and few between. There was severe competition for minimum wage jobs from adults, not kids, who had lost their careers or couldn't afford to commute long distances for a terrible job. At one point I was driving over 40 miles one way to get to a job in Tulsa making $9.00 an hour. Every situation is different but avoid Tulsa and the Sand Springs area at all cost. Lots of poverty, low wages and lack of hope.

[@JackR_TV]

Don't you bring up Sand Springs!!!

[@Reaper-ee2oi]

Not sure if it's the area I'm in but anytime you walk into a gas station, your guaranteed too walk into someone who wants money, and wanting too pick a fight, I can't tell you how many street racers their are, I've heard them every single day. Mostly at midnight. I even saw a needle by a bench at a park where kids go to every day. Plus overall just a dangerous city.

[@kdd1983]

You must live on the North side.

[@connordelacerda1233]

@@kdd1983 That’s still tulsa tho isn’t it ? 😂😂😂

[@zachpierce641]

I mean this is true if you are in a dangerous part of Tulsa. There’s parts of Tulsa I wouldn’t even go to during the day, but I’ve never been to a city Tulsa size or larger that doesn’t have bad areas

[@alcarman9580]

One thing they do have right is the public transportation is terrible ......and sales tax of .08.5% on groceries makes the working people alot less likely to be able to buy nutritional food ......the rest of the video is B>S>>>>>

[@601TRAVELS]

Statistical facts

[@Jakcrobiuf]

Bruh really said you might have to drive a car somewhere. Let that sink in.

[@601TRAVELS]

I’m guessing you haven’t heard that some people specifically live in cities where they can walk or bike everywhere? They exist no 🧢

[@michaelclayton9981]

I'd say most of the content in this video is accurate except the salsa or maybe I just gotten immune to noticing it

[@KyleenDrake]

Even with all it's warts we still love our town and we are not afraid to kiss this toad into something beautiful, like the people here. Tulsa and it's surrounding areas change every year, always evolving. Some would argue for the better. Some would miss the old culture. Both sides love our city. Those that don't, move. Those of us who've been here our whole lives know it's simple country living at its best. Why we've almost tripled in size.

[@noerodriguez5845]

Totally agree

[@gatorm1990]

Tulsa is where I call home ..beautiful town...don't give a bad name to this town ..I'm from California believe me you live in a nice quiet town crime rate is lower compared to a big cities...Real state is affordable don't believe nothing from this video.

[@601TRAVELS]

I’m spittin’ facts 💯

[@gatorm1990]

@@601TRAVELS facts ???? Unaffordable housing? Hig crime rates ? Poverty? High cost living? Come on now I don't know if you went through a bad situation here in tulsa ...but don't generalized there's good ppl in this town..have you ever being in California the real ghetto side of town ...???

[@tinacouch3531]

@@601TRAVELS You are

[@tatianahawaii13]

@@gatorm1990 she just has never been to SF lol homeless shit all over the city

[@F150PullsBayliner]

Lol wtf, I just drove past Tulsa today on the way to Oklahoma State. I was impressed at the city feel of it. Much nicer than say Raleigh, NC for the skyline. I know that NC obviously has better suburbs and quality of living but I was impressed at least at how modern Tulsa appeared!

[@davidmelton838]

I live in Tulsa and I moved there from Dallas and Dallas was way worse. You don't know what your talking about

[@601TRAVELS]

These are statistical facts, David.

[@davidmelton838]

Well there facts are wrong or outdated

[@BThaSmoovUno]

I moved here from DFW and only thing better in Tulsa is the traffic...most days.

[@MisterWizardSleeve]

You obviously don’t know $hit about Tulsa. Salsa everywhere? You’re going to the wrong places.

[@alcarney1122]

This video is inaccurate

[@601TRAVELS]

Stats are real, Al!

[@kaneri9526]

These are Fr just stats. I think she’s being way too harsh. There are always bad parts of towns, it’s just where you go within a city

[@601TRAVELS]

They are Fr just stats.

[@frenchfan3368]

What is it with so many videos bashing American cities for having a poor public transportation system? If you do not live in New York City, Washington D. C. or a few other major cities on the East Coast, you should not expect to find good public transportation. Get a car! Yes, public transportation is great in Europe, Japan, and a few other places, but not in the U. S. Get over it!

[@autumn1768]

Tulsa doesn’t even have a million people. There’s no reason for us to have mass transit, it’s a fairly small city.

[@frenchfan3368]

@@autumn1768 I agree. As I have said before, if you're not in a major American city on the East Coast, you are going to need a car.

[@kimberlymarsh1918]

on the up side, Tulsa has a great parking system.

[@ChristopherLane-x5w]

I’ve lived here my entire life and I love it , don’t know why someone sees the need for this video

[@AC-kl8gi]

She failed to tell the really important news: Tulsa only has ONE light/electric company. And the monthly electric bill is allegedly astronomical.

[@missfranciscalee]

Hi @A C I'm planning on moving to Tulsa can you help me with more informations I need to know

[@everytomday]

This video is misrepresenting Tulsa. Should have known when SASLA make the top 10 list. Tulsa is a very warm communal place. Lived their for 8 years and would see people I knew all over town. It's also growing and drawing many young entrepreneurs and has a thriving art scene.

[@judyblueyes1275]

Overload of salsa and senior citizens?? Wow that's a weak flex...now I agree the weather can suck from time to time,and taxes suck too,but that's the only 2 things I agree with... totally not true lol...but who cares I guess.

[@judyw.3619]

I live outside of Tulsa in Catoosa. I have lived in other small & large cities. I agree with about 50% of this. Drugs & crime are everywhere. But most of the people I have met in Tulsa have been courteous & friendly, & I have eaten a many restaurants that didn't have salsa. Mexican restaurants do have salsa, but many restaurants that don't serve Mexican dishes, don't have salsa on their meals ( unless of course, you ask for it)

[@biggoonkanye2989]

Salsa on everything??? I dont think she has been to Tulsa at all! Lol

[@Solow36420]

I Like videos like this when people speak on something they don't know about.... I was born and raised in Brooklyn New York do you want a high cost of living and rude people come stay where I was born. I now live in northern Virginia where the cost of living is one of the highest in the US. She also talks about the pay how low it is, I find that hard to believe. I was recently offered a job paying a mid 6 digit Salary.

[@601TRAVELS]

I only read the first 5 words in your comment and appreciate your support so much!!

[@edenk3653]

I'm at Tulsa right now. With all do respect, this city sucks a big deal. I traveled around at least 90 cities and towns recently and this one is handsdown the worst. Maybe it's just my experience though, many people say it's not that bad. For example, the lady at my hotel grew up here and she told me many good things about the city. You might wanna visit before you end up moving here.

[@Mikalrowley]

I’d like to say the people who believe it’s nice are the ones who don’t get out of the house much or stay very close by. I’ve been out nearly every day for years here and this comment section is the only place I’ve seen people actually saying they like Tulsa. I like the highways and Utica Square along with some parts around cherry street, but that’s just the nice stuff. You really have to scratch around to find anything good. It’s really sad

[@Mikalrowley]

Saw some people saying they’ve never seen a crime committed or heard of one, but I’ve seen plenty and if they ever turn on the news, someone’s getting shot here nearly every day or every other day lol. It’s forcing my family to move. I moved to Europe a few months ago. I can say that yes, these people are tough people that live in Tulsa. Carry a gun on you at all costs. I’ve had 4 people the past 5 years try bike jacking me. I’ve a lot of good friends there, these people will put their life on the line for you. That’s one thing I can say Tulsa’s good for. A lot of good people. Also, job wise there is a bunch of jobs and hiring events, etc. I’m getting several invitations a week. I promise you there’s thousands of jobs available and they’re making it noticed. There is bad weather, but it’s not to the point to where you can’t live or it affects you in a way you’re not going to survive. It’s just not hot all year round

[@edenk3653]

@@Mikalrowley that's what I'm saying, the comment section is filled with people who say it's a decent place but I noticed that they're all live here or grew up here. I'm from Seattle were people aren't nice at all but they're still nicer than the people I had to deal with in Tulsa. Even the hotel people were rude af. But again, maybe it's just me! Other people might get other vibes and get better experiences.

[@accidental_relevance]

This made me laugh. I've lived in Tulsa about 40 years. Most of this description seems alien to me. I've never heard or noticed that we love or are famous for salsa! LOL Tulsa is famous for Art Deco Architecture. There are lots of Bro Trucks and SUVs here. But it's also easier to find a place to charge an EV in Tulsa than anywhere in the nation. We also have great spaces to meet and enjoy like The Gathering Place, The Greenwood Cultural Center, Botanical Gardens, Guthrie Green, The Outsiders House. Tulsa is also celebrated for its musical heritage and The Tulsa Sound. Like Bob Wills, Leon Russell, Hanson Garth Brooks and many others, and places like The Church Recording Studio, Woody Guthrie Center, Bob Dylan Center. Many great places to eat and a diverse food selection, like Mother Road Market, {some with salsa I guess} You can catch a live show at the PAC or Spotlight Dinner Theater. Tulsa has its problems like everywhere. If I had to name one, it would be too many people walking dogs.

[@liveeverycasttv2877]

Lol I grew up in Tulsa and currently live in Tulsa andthis video miss such a bad misrepresentation.🤦🏾‍♂️

[@user-jr5hs2cx3d]

That's it, I'm not moving to Tulsa. I hate salsa on everything😂🤦‍♂️

[@601TRAVELS]

See all the trouble I saved you?? 😂😂💁🏻‍♀️

[@user-jr5hs2cx3d]

But what if it's really good salsa🤔. Hadn't thought about that.

[@601TRAVELS]

That depends on if you like it chunky I guess...

[@user-jr5hs2cx3d]

@@601TRAVELS 😂I'm from CA. I like it hot

[@bawihnaigh553]

@@601TRAVELS it depends where you went? just cuz u do not like it does not mean its not good.

[@live_life2tha_fullest9663]

I've lived in California, Colorado, Maryland, Virginia and Tennessee. Theres some places worse in Maryland and also Washington DC. They have too many people and it's too many people around you not doing well financially. Also cities like Pueblo Colorado really have really rude people too but only locals are aware of there problem.

[@garynewsom4160]

🙋‍♂️ born and raised in Oklahoma, and I can honestly say that there are good parts, like Oklahoma City, everywhere else…absolutely nothing

[@MellowMechanic87]

I have never had a issue with crime and I have been here 37 years

[@Mikalrowley]

I just finished watching this. I’d like to say it was a tad biased. I dislike Tulsa a lot, I even moved because of multiple reasons. The salsa one and the rude people one are the only 2 I’m going to say are wrong. Some people weren’t taught manners growing up, but most of the people in Tulsa were. It’s pretty hard to find someone who won’t help you. These people always try to find a way to help. I can say that’s one thing I’m proud of there for. I’ve met a lot of good people and very caring as well that would put their life on the line to save yours. Now housing is correct. I live in Italy and it’s costing 320$ a month for a fully furnished apartment with garage and all bills included, along with a huge patio and I’m literally right on the beach. I’ve been looking at the prices of houses in Florida to rent and they’re pretty close to Tulsa. In reality it depends on what you’re wanting. If someone’s reading this and they’re wanting to move because they want cheaper living or better job opportunities, you should take your shot. Tulsa does have a warm welcoming feel to it and I’m more than happy to set you up with some new friends. If you’re looking for a relaxing place, slower lifestyle, and more of a big city type of place where you can walk all around, this isn’t it. It’s not safe in the city either, during the day or at night. Everyone here carries a gun on them. If they don’t, they’re oblivious to the reality in which Tulsa’s going through. Yes it does have rich history. Of course there are big downsides as well. If you’re wanting something safer, try Owasso or Jenks. They’ve been up in crime just a tad these past few months, but it could be personal. I will more than assure you that you will LOVE both of those places if you’re looking to settle down somewhere and still work in Tulsa. Thanks for the video. Like I said, a little biased and harsh on some of those views, but mostly summed it up. There are plenty of good people. I dont think anywhere else in the world you’ll find better, but that’s my opinion.

[@philosopherkings1760]

Hello brother I just watched the vid myself and I'm thinking about moving there from south Carolina can you reach out to inform me more

[@Rudeboy008]

Crime is just in pockets and usually personal. I carry a gun sometimes. I don't feel like I need to everywhere though. I'm in Tulsa a whole lot. All over town. And the surrounding towns

[@jimsmith2844]

Guns don't commit crimes. People commit crimes. Guns don't kill people. People kill people. Oklahoma is a constitutional carry state, which is very very good. That means you can carry a gun to protect yourself at all times as long as you aren't a felon. Felons carry guns anyway in every city in the USA. So if you are afraid of "guns" then you're a moron.

[@skatevideos08]

This video was made a year ago and I’m actually in Tulsa right now and I don’t find any of her points accurate except for maybe number 2. Expensive housing?! Cheap housing everywhere nicest people, open doors for me. Everywhere I went. Food was great. I felt safe even in South Tulsa not an accurate depiction of this city at all!