Why Are People LEAVING Idaho - Top Reasons People Are CALLING IT QUITS!

[@SMOKEY428]

Keep Idaho Red

[@HDPersonal777]

Dichotomous Satan worshippers two sides of one coin is a both sides right and left. Rothschild dick suckers!!!

[@WardDorrity]

Thou hast said it.

[@colleenbowman1399]

My husband and I moved to Sandpoint from Eugene, Oregon and bought our house on 5 acres in December 2020. We have four neighbors that have 5 to 10 acres on our road. It’s the perfect scenario for my husband and I. We don’t hang out with the neighbors but have exchanged phone numbers . This winter was a rough one. It just didn’t want to leave. Spring popped in 3 or 4 time then winter pushed it away with snow, hail and a windstorm. People moving here that like to garden need to plan on a shorter growing season . We built a 18’x34’ greenhouse last spring. We have a fence around the garden beds outside to protect our food from the deer and moose and other wildlife. We have absolutely no regrets moving from the cul-de-sac we lived at for 20 years to the country life we are living now. God has blessed us.

[@meganrydman8152]

Coming from Banks Oregon, planning to do just the same! Happy to hear it's working out for a fellow Oregonian. Thanks for the garden tip! 💚

[@kevinmcdonald8049]

Yeah we moved to St Maries and the winter was a wake up call. Never had snow up to my hips before.

[@OregrownianLiving]

Springfield here, definitely wanting to move up north by cda, I’ve lived in Eugene / willamette valley my whole life, ready for a new chapter.

[@conniediaz6456]

Sandpoint is very pretty!

[@beardumaw24]

Eugene is a very liberal city that is turning into a crap hole, we hope you left that part "liberal" of it back there.

[@jessenielsen6188]

The city council is hell-bent on ruining this place, they want wall to wall apartments and houses with no yards on every square inch of the prairie, its sad

[@roythousand13]

I wonder if the members of the city council are transplants from California?🤔

[@kc4091]

Ya I'm from California and looked at homes in November, mostly new builds.. and I was disappointed to see how they have Californiaized the yards or lack thereof and smashed the homes close together wirh very small yards. Probably better for the over $1M homes.

[@alphaspartan711]

Totally agree with your statement AND sentiment. The damn city council and just kootenai in general needs to put a block on building of all apartment complexes and development like that

[@dhl4102]

@@alphaspartan711 that’s how they make more money sad.

[@LWRC]

LOL....might as well stay in Orange County as we have way better weather 365 plus we have mou tains, desert and the ocean all with easy access!!!

[@jab3323]

Listen, that's a great video. Pretty accurate. However, I understand you don't want to offend people but let's admit that the primary reason people move to Idaho is to escape living under democrat policies. And the housing market is exploding not just because of those corporations getting into real estate but rather people keeping a California job and living in a place like Kuna idaho where they can shove out any idaho family. A 30 year old couple can put an offer 50k above asking because they're company is paying them to live in San Jose but they live in Middleton idaho of all places. Mark my words, none of them would move here if they had to work in idaho. If anyone is angry about the beautiful America joe biden has us living in now and the American dream in idaho disappearing, you can thank the governors of Oregon Washington and California. Those 3 ruined my idaho. They don't move here for outdoors buddy, it's to escape democrats. If you disagree you don't know crap to be quite honest

[@deniseherud]

👏🏻💯

[@mattclem7]

100% spot on. We are hesitant to escape Washington because the libnazis have Idaho in thier sights for flipping it blue.

[@kasiar1540]

This has been happening for decades, not just under Biden

[@jab3323]

@@kasiar1540 ok. Let me rephrase then. People are fleeing living conditions under policies from nearly ALL democrats located all over the country. Leaving New York and headed to Florida, leaving Minneapolis and headed to South Dakota and leaving California and headed to Idaho. And its not a 2 way street. No one leaves red states for blue states unless a job or family reason. Never a preference. Period. Liberals ruin everything. Worst crime in United States history hands down not debatable right now

[@lorifisher5330]

This is very real, and useful. Thank you.

[@gydzter23]

I was stationed in Mountain Home 2010-2013 and loved it, I got out of active duty and we moved back to Michigan to be close to family, now the last few years we’ve been wanting to move back to Idaho and exploring different areas to live but damn we just can’t make it happen with the change in cost.

[@michaeltempleton5862]

I know how you feel...I was stationed at Mountain Home AFB (1977 - 1978). I went home to Oregon after my discharge. A few years later I moved back to Idaho and I like it here.

[@tnen559]

Prices are 3-4x on entry level homes now vs 10-12 years ago. Most likely the MOST appreciated area in all of the US if you use that timeframe

[@cnalarson]

We moved to N Idaho in 2007 and lived in Hayden/CDA for 6 years. In 2013, we moved N out of CDA because it was getting crazy then. In 2019, we moved to Silver Valley. Thankfully, in a rural residential area where the county won't allow it to be subdivided anymore. Idaho is gorgeous, but it's not for the faint of heart. You have to truly appreciate its raw beauty because it's not easy to make a good living outside of the Boise area.

[@kasiar1540]

Unfortunately the beautiful Silver Valley is contaminated from the mines, and lax Idaho rules favor the corporations à la fascism

[@cnalarson]

@Kasia R we're south up on a mountain but with good access, so it is mostly protected from the garbage. The strange thing is that we're still in KC.

[@cnalarson]

@Kasia R the earth heals itself. There hasn't been mining there for about 40 years. The heavy snow pack and melt-off each year flushes everything out.

[@stacybrittain9448]

We need to keep voting in the Idaho First conservatives who will protect this place. It’s heartbreaking to watch the Rathdrum prairie disappear into another Sacramento valley . God help us!

[@patrickodell7654]

@Big Dick Black the only things that sounds like that could beat it is maybe someone upset about California lol.

[@ashleyolsen2916]

So stay there if it is so great!

[@PCSPounder]

Protect? How? I thought Idaho was free market utopia. If you value your freedom to stay and not someone else’s freedom to move, do you really value freedom? Before you think this is a total mock (and there is some of that present), just know that Portland faces many of the same issues. For a city that supposedly burned down (as if), it’s amazing that it took 21 months into a pandemic before property values started falling… and some would argue that this hasn’t really happened. Certainly among rentals, properties that have been bought up by conglomerates keep prices high because an algorithm is calculating rents to maximize profits WITHOUT renting 100% of properties. Guess what causes the homeless issues here and elsewhere.

[@Kiz-0]

Most people in Idaho along with all the southern states are leaving america entirely because of the conservatives

[@LaurieFloodTeacher]

@@ashleyolsen2916 And don't cause crap up in the Sierra like they do. The Sacramentans harm everything they come into contact with. That is why I had to leave my beloved Sierra - their outright criminality done with an attitude of entitlement.

[@WardDorrity]

Wife and I are in our late 60s/early 70s. Winter is no problem if you're geared up for it. It's a vigorous rural lifestyle that keeps us healthy.

[@garyschlagel995]

YOUR DESCRIPTION OF MOVING IS SPOT ON! THANKS FOR THE VIDEO!

[@thinman8621]

When you move to a new area you have no old friends. Old friends take time. Letting go of old friends is a lot harder than many of us think.

[@flyshacker]

My gosh, the visual clarity of this video is phenomenal! Holy moly!

[@eatjoes9936]

Here's a reason as an honorable mention. I bought my home in Post Falls for 135k in 2014. Sold in 2021 for 500k. Paid cash in another state for a nicer larger home and now have a beautiful nest egg and am debt free. Idaho was nice but financial freedom is nicer.

[@Soverakera]

Where did you go?

[@eatjoes9936]

@@Soverakera when I moved to Idaho I made the mistake of telling everyone I knew how amazing I thought it was at the time. I feel somewhat regretful about that now. But to answer your question we now reside in central Pennsylvania.

[@Soverakera]

@@eatjoes9936 why would you feel regretful of that though?

[@eatjoes9936]

@@Soverakera I suppose it is rooted in guilt. I absolutely loved Coeur d'Alene but the growth was exponential I feel somewhat responsible for the boom. I was a photographer for real estate and land management firms. Mostly based in California.

[@Soverakera]

@@eatjoes9936 oh that’s really interesting. And ironic.

[@littlejohn590]

Down here in the Snake River Plains the increase of people is causing Idahoans to think about leaving. There's been a huge increase of drugs in our schools and there was two school shootings on the same day. All my life here I've never seen this all.

[@ashleyolsen2916]

I'm a 4th gen Idahoan, and we left In April. The transplants-Californians ruined Idaho. That was their goal.

[@conniediaz6456]

I've never heard of this happening in schools in Idaho.

[@diannadunford8098]

😮☹️😠

[@esthersaldana9772]

I lived in Oregon for 15 years and NEVER heard the word HATE towards Ca. people who moved to Oregon but Idaho sure uses that word towards Californians who move to Idaho.

[@lucyb7929]

Perhaps it is because Oregonians and Californians have more in common, including politics, while Idaho is conservative and different in other respects as well. The "hate" is that they want to change Idaho and Idahoans don't want to be changed.

[@janetmosier9182]

My parents lived in Oregon and there used to be a big Billboard when you came in to the state California go back home or something like that. This was years ago.

[@newwargod]

Clearly you never talked to true Oregonians then. Those who were born and raised in Oregon have watched the state change from a place of freedom to a copy of California.

[@esthersaldana9772]

@@newwargod Yes! I worked alongside true Oregonian’s and my friends were born there also. I saw the greatest horrible, disgusting changes when the pandemic started. In fact I moved out of Oregon because of it and it’s government failing the people. I was born and raised in Ca. I know and understand the Ca.mentality that can affect a state.

[@DDPAV]

Well I lived thru Californians ruining Seattle in the 80's and there was a lot of "hate" but that didn't stop them moving in. I recall friends in Portland going thru the same thing and yes "hate" did enter the conversation. Spend some time in Texas and Arizona and you'll hear a lot of it also. Idaho isn't the only place having an issue and 2022 isn't the first time this has happened. Bottom line is nothing will stop the migration because they're leaving a place they've destroyed and for them going into a place that doesn't want them is better than living in a place they ruined.

[@analyticalchick3064]

Oh that's really REALLY good news! I'm a nanny and I also have cleaned houses. I just got engaged. I'll be moving to CdA this summer. My fiance lives near the WinCo. I'm also willing to shovel in the winter. I actually LOVE shoveling. I grew up in Buffalo. Though, I've been living in NYC since 2004.

[@andrewjohnson-xd7ef]

Idaho native and my generation is screwd out of her and I hope everyone who is moving her can enjoy all the money they have destroyed the town

[@kasiar1540]

One of the real tragedies of Idaho

[@scotts595]

When we are young most of us burn hot and the cold weather didn’t bother us When you get old most are cold This is why places down south are major senior retirement areas

[@bhlibertybhliberty3403]

Thank you! I moved to Idaho just to be closer to my son who lives in WA (why, I don't know!) since my husband passed but the main reason I'm leaving is the climate! While I realize we are in a La Nina climate cycle making it colder longer, I don't think a El Nino climate cycle in Idaho would be that much better. I am older and the weather is just too cold for me. (I moved in winter and one day I clocked the temp at -4. Yikes!) Younger people will understand this as they age. Idaho is a beautiful state and I think it has a lot to offer those who are younger. It's a very outdoorsy place! I agree with the author of this video on a lot of items he mentioned but its just not for the more mature folks so thanks for mentioning this!

[@J-Bones87]

i lived in idaho the Pocatello Chubbuck area when i was a kid, and i'm planning on moving back next year i still have family and friends there.

[@kasiar1540]

Property taxes are super high in Bannock County

[@fractalart8352]

Excellent and clearly described!

[@honestmom1958]

Stay away of Idaho. Wages are low. Minimum wage is below $8 an hour. Cost of living is not as low as you hear it is. It's getting so incredibly crowded that even the side streets are clogged. Not the same place it used to be. I'm sure where you live is fine. Stay there.

[@analyticalchick3064]

Nope. My fiance lives in Idaho.

[@seekjesusandhisrighteousne8894]

I second that 🙂

[@Dealete420]

Hey look........... another worthless bottom feeding troll!!

[@justinbeckstrom4986]

For whatever reason, please stay out!

[@seekjesusandhisrighteousne8894]

@@geronimo3752 Bring Jesus as well 👍🏼

[@alphaspartan711]

Thank God some are leaving. Let's hope the trend continues

[@dhl4102]

Unfortunately, some locals are leaving and the values will be gone as well.

[@esthersaldana9772]

Talking about making friends in Idaho. I found it to be a self absorbed culture, that’s the reason it’s so difficult to make friends.

[@ashleyolsen2916]

That's the Californians. Not native Idahoans.

[@mariek9892]

“Hottest housing market” on freezing temperatures where all your neighbors are hopped up on drugs and loaded up with guns? I was born in twin falls and am so glad I got out.

[@boblongmore907]

The only way to know anyplace, is to visit. Been there 3 times already..I could never stay inside, I'm outdoors all the way. My preference is S/E Idaho, Less snow. I gotta have lakes,rivers,mtns.. like seeing the wildlife as well. Good vid.

[@conniediaz6456]

Good to know. Which towns do you recommend?

[@geraldinepineda5083]

Me too!

[@NMiller_]

In the category of meeting people: Idaho and the CdA area specifically are very friendly to the veteran community. I encourage any and all veterans to check out the the local VFW and American Legion posts, or any of the other numerous organizations.

[@davidweikle9921]

The VFW was one of the first things I looked for after finding our local church.

[@maudelebowski890]

Native Idahoan here. Leaving next year. Been considering it since 2010. Really sad to see what this state has become. Wyoming? Montana? Alaska? Still deciding...

[@dhl4102]

Montana isn’t affordable at all. Wyoming is probably the best place.

[@georgef.4965]

Montana is not much better now. Tons of people moving in from Washington, Orogen, California and Idaho.

[@conniediaz6456]

When I lived in Idaho, someone native of Montana also said they don't like outsiders. Geez!

[@conniediaz6456]

@Big Dick Black Many people I knew in Northern Idaho left to get jobs in Alaska. Have things gone downhill there too?

[@dannelson4209]

Staying in Montana, Idaho is now California. So sad for our sister state Idah Only Montanans can handle harsh winters to survive in Idaho

[@coyotedust]

Native 5th generation Idahoan. Idaho is not even close to California. Unfortunately, towns that were small and quaint if they are on a lake like Couer d' Alene and Sandpoint they've grown a lot, but the politics strangely remains conservative which is good. We're more conservative than Montana by far which has a Democrat Governor.

[@ladyylva2492]

For others who are actually living there: Is it true as he says, that you "can't make a living" on low-end jobs? It doesn't sound logical, because then no one can live there and do those low-end jobs. I hear all the time how "it's impossible to live like X", "it's impossible to be on only one salary", and I call it BS. I live in Norway, and me and my husband are basically living on one salary, me only working a little bit here and there for residence rights. It's insanely expensive here and the taxes are sky high, we came here with absolutely nothing, but we make it work and are making money all the time, because we don't like a luxurious boomer lifestyle. We are thinking of moving to the US to live off-grid (Idaho, Alaska or New Hampshire most likely), but we have a very modest lifestyle and expectations. I think a lot of people don't realize how much money they are truly wasting.

[@ladyylva2492]

@Hunchoz Thank you for your advice. But is Maine really better than NH? We want to homeschool our future children, and the freedom there in Idaho is one of the biggest draws (that, and we love the boreal forest climate and want to live near wilderness).

[@ladyylva2492]

@Hunchoz Yes, except for Alaska then I guess. :p But we're really looking into good laws for homeschooling and just overall living life free and off-grid, to the extent that's still possible in the modern world.

[@kasiar1540]

Norwegians also have health care. Low-income Americans do not. Something to consider if you do move to the US because medical emergencies can break people

[@LauraMidwest]

4:52 you absolutely hit the nail on the head. alot of what the country is experiencing could have been at least mitigated had people stayed involved in their communities and not left it up to other people to deal with

[@therealmountainmanmike]

Any churches you'd recommend in Post Falls?

[@LivingLifeNorthIdaho]

Depending on what you’re looking for I would check out Real Life if you like big churches with a ton of events and groups. But my favorite is Anthem in Hayden. Smaller, younger with they genuine thirst for real relationship with God feel.

[@therealmountainmanmike]

@@LivingLifeNorthIdaho Thanks man! Got a friend who moved up there with his family last fall. They've been trying to get plugged into a church family since moving. I'll pass the info along. Appreciate the suggestions!

[@kasiar1540]

There are a lot of "churches" that are vile cults so watch out

[@ertreeservice9558]

I moved to kamiah Idaho from Oregon and what I have found is that you cannot trust the locals here they take advantage of people who are not from the area by over biding or and the taxes you have to pay on goods adds up fast $$$ I’m now considering going back to Oregon.

[@HDPersonal777]

Same! I grew up in Utah and Oregon and Washington state too, and I moved to Sandpoint north Idaho 3.5 years ago. I have noticed the same thing! They not only charge non rich or local locals extra $$$$, but I can’t get appointments, they are so unprofessional, and now I am trying to get a quote to move long distance and the mover guy told me he has “pamper spa day” today so he’ll get back to me about a quote and he couldn’t give me a quote the other day because he had a “massage” at 10am to go to (he shared I did not ask!!). So he wasted 4 days of mine and hours and yesterday I really asked for a quote and he said between 6k and 10k, WTF is this!?? A joke? And don’t me started on haircuts, non plowed roads, groceries, and tires! And I have tons of family here, my great great and great grandma are from Idaho, and I’ve been visiting here since I was a kid!! These corrupt people are ruining themselves and I’m hoping to leave just in time!

[@ertreeservice9558]

@@HDPersonal777 sorry your going through all that, I think part of the problem is that you don’t have to be licensed or bonded in Idaho unless you are a electrician so they can literally be held unaccountable for there work or lack of detail in whatever job they may be doing. I’m a conservative and would be a great person to call Idaho home but I can’t stand dishonest ppl here.

[@kasiar1540]

Some super small towns may view you as an invader looking to scam them. Example: there is a disgusting marital/child rape cult in Moscow and a subscriber, some hot shot lawyer from the mid-west, is trying to buy out even more businesses in Moscow and Genesee and undermine local established businesses and communities. Those in the know from the lawyer's area have warned the locals about this sociopath. Said sociopath outs himself being a part of the cult anyway

[@aaronhutchins1545]

I'm so happy about the exodus that has begun here in Eastern Idaho.

[@hectorsanchez5509]

I hated Idaho

[@alvarotorres9057]

Why

[@tnen559]

I doubt it! Homes are still taking 30 days to sell and way less than 6 months' supply even with these rates. How much you wanna bet cash offers are now probably 50% of all offers indicating it's ALL big money still coming in, and at a faster rate than people leaving. Show me median home price under $400k, then we can start talking

[@philstone6749]

Family native to state from 1899, “You’re living in your own private Idaho” remember that song? Forget about it!

[@justinbeckstrom4986]

5th generation here. People screwed up their state and are shitting all over ours.

[@stevenuhl6675]

B-52s! Great band!

[@coyotedust]

5th generation here to. All four sides of grandparents moved here when Idaho was territory. @@justinbeckstrom4986

[@allison492]

Idaho is a wonderful place but I get why people are leaving . We are looking to relocate ourselves Boise City Council just approved putting a low barrier homeless shelter in a residential neighborhood. Zoning denied it This is where the state is headed Unfortunately

[@Briathos1]

Instead of leaving, maybe stay to prevent these things from happening? Idaho is far from lost. Don’t let it become like Washington or Oregon.

[@allison492]

I’m not going to go back and forth with you . I have fought AND I am continue to fight ! I’ve showed up to zoning meetings, city council meetings and spoke at both !!! ( you get 3 minutes only ) Emailed every city council member Talked with community Reached out to neighboring towns Eagle , Meridian, Garden City I am part of a community called Better Boise We have spent endless hours fighting this and doing community service to help with the homeless . It’s very hard when you are labeled and when the media is very bias towards us . These people have very deep pockets we are just 3 neighborhoods trying to protect our community. HOMELESS SHELTERS DO NOT BELONG IN RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS! So please don’t make assumptions when you know nothing of the subject

[@LWRC]

Sounds like Kalifornia!!!

[@allison492]

@Booger Fiend I bet you feel so strong behind your phone Making accusations that you know nothing of . Stay in you lane

[@allison492]

@Booger Fiend AND YES A 100 times over I don’t want a homeless shelter in my neighborhood

[@anthonyczapla672]

If you are going to move here you better bring your vitamin D because the sun doesn’t shine here very little

[@leveractiongypsy1848]

Another point to make about rising home costs pricing out locals - They need to introduce state legislation that anyone buying a home in Idaho has to work in Idaho, or pay a yearly out of state work tax based on the income...otherwise you have the entire city of San Jose living in CDL pricing everyone out of the local economy...F those people....live where you work or go home!

[@kasiar1540]

The billionaires need to stick with Switzerland

[@garybaldwin1061]

Up Yours

[@leveractiongypsy1848]

@@garybaldwin1061 go back to where you came from ....and take your communist politics with you!

[@BoiseTriathlete]

After living in Boise for 25 years, I left for three reasons: 1. Heat. Boise is rapidly getting hotter, nearly 30 100+ days last summer. 2. Smoke. I got tired of having to check the air quality index to see if it is safe to go for a run or bike ride. 3. Traffic. The population has exploded and I am not a patient person. I moved to the Michigan UP and all three problems are solved.

[@michaelsimmons1303]

I’ve visited and worked in the UP. From Boise, the UP is a great and good change. But east Idaho is very beautiful and sparse. And you don’t have MI govt. But I’m sure being up there “above the bridge” will be enjoyable.

[@tomporterjr652]

post falls idaho was the best town in idaho i loved living there

[@philcoffi8876]

how is flight frequency? And the cost of flight tickets? I have family all over the country and overseas. I fly a lot. How is driving to other states?

[@LivingLifeNorthIdaho]

Flight frequency is great and Spokane international airport just got a 23 million dollar grant to increase capacity and update it. Cost isn’t bad either. Driving to other states is fine. I travel quite a bit to Boise, Oregon, seattle and Montana and it’s mostly gorgeous.

[@philcoffi8876]

​@@LivingLifeNorthIdaho Thank you for the response, that really help to know. I have been living in many states due to job (OK, TX, IL MO, KS) mostly Midwest. I am debating between NC and ID. Maybe a suggestion; can you make a video on why native ID don't want anyone moving in or complaining about outsiders. I see a lot of complains (or resentment if I can use that word) in the comment section. That's not really welcoming and somehow scary. Please let me know if it is it just a small number or this sentiment runs through the whole state? I am really considering moving.

[@conniediaz6456]

@@philcoffi8876 When I first arrived to Idaho. I saw someone with a sign in the back of their pick up truck that read, "Welcome to Idaho, Now go Home!" Yikes!

[@broyaradmykaal4557]

Omw to work as a fresh transplant in Lewiston and I BOL at the "metro" comment!!!😂

[@jenniferandrew3373]

As far as making new friends, you are exactly right. I've made 2 big moves as an adult. The only way to build a new social circle is to get out there! Volunteer, take classes through the park and rec service, join book clubs... In my experience it takes a few years to make close friends. But in that time you're meeting new people and doing things you find interesting and rewarding.

[@Akamai.808]

Another great video. Aloha!

[@wrigman]

We left Cali to come here in Northern Idaho to be with like minded people(conservative) and love it! We were square pegs in Cali. I have found We are more conservative than some here. We have found that if you are as well you may fit in as well. Winter here is great! We we love the winter here(Hope). The ONLY thing here is riding my motorcycle here. I still start it once a week and run it through the gears In my garage. Prices have gone up within the three years we have been here, but only because those that see people from Cali coming up. We are not the cause. We came up here when I retired, but we DID have to sell property we bought in 2006……….

[@dianefoster3059]

This is comforting. Thanks!

[@Phoenix-J81]

🤮🤮 From an Idahoan, born and raised.

[@wrigman]

@@Phoenix-J81 Sorry you are filled with hate just because of where someone is from. I didn’t come up throwing money all over the place, I have a mortgage, bills & taxes like everyone else.

[@Phoenix-J81]

@@wrigman I don't give a ripping shit. You people ruined our state. We will not be kind.

[@kissmygrits2004]

They are building 400 homes in cascade. I guess the slow down is only in boise.

[@conniediaz6456]

Where in the Cascades?

[@kasiar1540]

@@conniediaz6456 Cascade is a tiny town in Idaho. Where they plan to put 400 homes there is a mystery The Cascades are in WA

[@Phoenix-J81]

As an Idahoan, born and raised; I don't make friends with out of state folks. In fact, many of us can't stand any of you that move here because you've ruined out state. We are a nice place to visit, but that's where our hospitality ends.

[@mathisnotforthefaintofheart]

I am glad you are a minority with that mindset. But your potatoes taste good, I admit

[@Phoenix-J81]

@@mathisnotforthefaintofheart come here and find out how much of a minority we are. 🤣🤣 Might want to change your plate though, or you'll experience it first hand.

[@mathisnotforthefaintofheart]

@@Phoenix-J81 I already live in a red h3llhole state (but the job is good, so you get the drift). No need for me to go to another. I can by your Russet potatoes right here from the supermarket. Once I am up for retirement, I am OUT!

[@Phoenix-J81]

@@mathisnotforthefaintofheart I mean, good for you? You're a straight white dude, most likely. You don't have shit to worry about in your hell hole state. Amirite? 😆

[@Phoenix-J81]

@@mathisnotforthefaintofheart I also think you meant *buy. That last comment was a bit hard to decipher. Not really sure what the point was exactly. Are you a maga? That might explain the poor writing.

[@DDPAV]

Can Northern Idaho use a recording studio? Doesn't seem like a place that's a hotbed of music unfortunately.....

[@coyotedust]

No

[@tomporterjr652]

do that vedio on future post falls projects

[@LivingLifeNorthIdaho]

Will do!

[@tomporterjr652]

@@LivingLifeNorthIdaho how is the car industry in post falls ?

[@nirtlocj]

It’s really terrible here in Idaho. Please don’t move here. You’ll hate it.

[@justinbeckstrom4986]

Hopefully they spread the word far and wide!

[@HDPersonal777]

It really is. You are disgusting swine that sold out to Jews already. You are not locals like my great great grandparents who worked so hard on Idaho unlike all of you sloths of degeneracy! I a non political female am more conservative in my values that any of you fakers!!!

[@ianjames93]

I feel a lot better after watching your videos. I moved to Sandpoint in 2020 and just recently moved back to Oregon. I pushed moving back for a long time but after watching you the last 6 or 7 months I have felt so much better about my decision. Keep it up :)

[@conniediaz6456]

Is Oregon more affordable than Idaho?

[@PCSPounder]

@@conniediaz6456 I moved from California to Idaho in the 1990s and left in 2008. I gave up locality pay moving to Idaho, and while the rent I paid went down in that manner, costs of other things actually went up. More competition in California. The rent I would pay In Silicon Valley is 3 times higher than it was when I left 29 years ago. The rent I would pay in Boise is almost twice as high as what I paid when I left 14 years ago. Arguably, if you do the math, it’s the same rate of increase. I moved to Portland from Boise, to an apartment rather close to downtown. That was less than $900 a month when I moved in vice $610 when leaving Boise. The Portland rent doubled, but I’m in the suburbs now because me and my wife needed something bigger. Parents moved from Portland to Canby in 1991 and their house is 3.5 times more valuable now. Sister moved to a house in SE Portland, might have paid $200K or so back in 2000, now worth over $600K. About the only substantial town where one can find a smaller $200K house now is in a town my wife will never set foot in again. So while a lot of Boise homes are “competitive” with that SE Portland home price, values in rural Oregon are comparatively unreasonable (expect a lot of $400K). But for me, Oregon is no more expensive.

[@JabFreeMcGee]

I moved to Oregon from California back in 2006. Absolutely love Eastern Oregon, but Multnomah County alone is completely destroying the Oregon I have grown to love. Idaho is a lot more free than Oregon. Looking to move to Idaho in the next few years, or maybe even Utah. That old saying “Don’t Portland my Oregon” is unfortunately happening, which isn’t a surprise considering that all of Eastern Oregon doesn’t even equate to 200K people. Sad.

[@tomporterjr652]

I wish I never left post falls idaho awesome place

[@LivingLifeNorthIdaho]

It was a good place to grow up.

[@alexgrigoreas4825]

So, my wife and I are planning a trip to Idaho to look at property in CDL area, then heading south to check out other areas. But it sounds like if I drive through Idaho with California plates, I'll get tarred and feathered. Is the distain for Californians actually that bad? Should I scratch the plans and look elsewhere? I don't want to make Idaho a new California, I want to be a part of Idaho. (Based on the comments, not particularly your video Trent)

[@LivingLifeNorthIdaho]

@Alex Grigoreas I would bet my money those comments are from Californians that would like the door shut behind them when it comes to moving to Idaho. I honestly wouldn’t worry about it. Part of living in Idaho is hot caring what other people think. If you can show them that respectfully you’ll fit right in.

[@ashleyolsen2916]

You will be openly hated and flipped off with California plates.

[@alexgrigoreas4825]

@@ashleyolsen2916 Cool, Looking forward to it.

[@kasiar1540]

Just don't drive like you're still in CA. You'll be better off in ID with CA plates than someone with ID plates in CA

[@coyotedust]

Native Idahoan here move somewhere else please.

[@tnen559]

I left CDA because a median home is 14x the median salary. I now live in the Midwest and although not my ideal preference, it's half as expensive to live here. I was absolutely disgusted with how they broke the real estate equation, which used to be 3-5x median salary in the US in general. Employment used to dictate prices. Now it's outside money dictating it, whether rich boomers from the left coast or the trillion dollar hedge funds. They destroyed the investment market by choosing to buy an investment property that yields you 0.3% monthly rent to buy price when the rule has been 1% for decades! And the 15-20% appreciation in North ID started back in 2014-15, then in 2021 reached over 30%!! 350 median price on 35k median salary wasn't bad enough so by the end of 2022 they were pushing mid 500k range. That's when i decided f CDA. We were trying to compete with all cash offers going 25% over asking then when the remote BS started, we had to compete with a-holes making 300k/yr on top of their briefcases full of cash. All the while quality of life going downhill fast because of the newcomers. I hope those boomers enjoy their $85 lawn mows in their 6k sf lots. Plus, you're 100% right about people not being very friendly, definitely not Southern hospitality. You have 2 types of groups - the middle of nowhere don't come over asking for sugar crowd who has lived there for ever and the big city newcomers avoiding eye contact at all cost. Only time they show up and chat you up is when you're selling the house and they all of a sudden are acting very neighborly. Anything north of Moscow is garbage because you start running out of land to build on. It's very sad how much it changed for the worse in just 12 short years for us.

[@zalinabrooks1198]

Oh, I don't know Maybe having the most over valued property in the nation??? The cost of living is not equitable or reasonable Native Idahoans are sick of the ridiculous, rude people who have over burdened our home

[@LWRC]

You folks may feel the squeeze but have no clue what run away pricing is. Come to Orange County CA and see how far your million dollar buys you!!! In addition, we have many Communist Chinese nationals that buy 7 to 8 figured homes here with cash and they don't even live in them and just leave them vacant!!! You don't think that hurts locals here who want to buy?!!!

[@bhlibertybhliberty3403]

I haven't met a rude person yet here! In fact, the majority of very nice people I've talked to are from CA! Perhaps, you should get to know some of them, it will surprise you!

[@joedart2932]

Great advice 👍

[@johnherrick7486]

Keep Idaho Idaho. leave the politics you came from back where you came from.

[@youngyoungj]

Well done, mate

[@nickygembe1098]

If I had the money, I would be moving there tomorrow! I live in Pennsylvania and it is becoming more and more of a less appealing place.

[@markkrull556]

Yeah I live in Pennsylvania but I live in a suburb right outside of Philadelphia. Some of the suburbs and Philly are very nice but parts of central and western PA are completely dead

[@nickygembe1098]

@@markkrull556 I live in South-Central PA. York area to be exact

[@cdawg9149]

If your married In an Idaho winter you really have to like each other because you will be staring at each other for a really long time while eating way to much , farting a lot and pretending everything is great. The movie the Shining comes to mind in a long Idaho winter.

[@dmb3428]

Im still debating Idaho, post falls and commute to spokane for work or pick an area outside of boise (which I heard has slightly less crime than spokane) ...pocatello looks nice as well

[@Joshdifferent]

I live in pocatello

[@kasiar1540]

Bannock County has high property taxes, and since it's on the freeway it's a drug drop

[@kasiar1540]

Oh and don't bother if you're not mormon and even if you are then your friends will be phony

[@Joshdifferent]

@@kasiar1540 very true

[@lewis7315]

I remember visiting my maternal grandmother on her farm in rural Maine... after a week or two, I was ready to go home...

[@conniediaz6456]

Why?

[@lewis7315]

@@conniediaz6456 Connie, after a while, the quiet just got too loud!! :)

[@kathleenbayfield6342]

I don’t know which video to comment this on but I just want to ask if schools there have good security? We are all aware of the very tragic incident that happened to the kids in Texas (RIP). I am just wondering if our kids are safe in schools up there? And if the security is good enough to avoid such things from happening. Some states do the “active shooter drill” and it’s crazy that this is a thing!!! And what if the kid can’t run fast?? What do they do????? I am 100% for gun rights. But how do we know if the carrier is a good or a bad guy??? Is there anything that is being done to ensure the safety of the innocent?

[@LivingLifeNorthIdaho]

Thank you for asking this question. I do know that the schools my kids go to have an electronic entry that is turned on during school hours. So no one can get in without being verified by the front desk first. I sold these systems when I was in my twenties and they are not expensive. Why some schools haven't taken the precautions is beyond me.

[@joseanmolina8060]

@@LivingLifeNorthIdaho hey brother, I have some questions I would like to ask you. I am going to give you a call tomorrow so that hopefully we can talk.

[@camasprairieprepper1178]

welcome to the land of greedy Developers

[@shaunrasmussen5886]

We also need more doctors... It took me 4 months to be able to get in to set up a primary doctor... Its like Canadas health care, except I still have to pay for it... 😅😅

[@ashleyolsen2916]

4th gen Idahoan here. Boise native. Most of us have left, or are leaving, because the Californians Destroyed Idaho.

[@conniediaz6456]

@Steve Bishop It's so good to see another perspective. I've been hearing about the bad Californians since I first moved there back in 2008. It is true. A sheriff of a very small town in Idaho shared a few stories about Californians being real trouble-makers, wanting to change things and the Idahoans wouldn't have it. One of these culprits apparently "disappeared"!

[@RussellFineArt]

I've been watching home prices continuously fall and homes stay on the market for many months now, in Northern Idaho (yes, I speak correct English.) The so-called boom in Northern Idaho just isn't true and people leave mainly because of the long, cold, snowy winters and long, rainy springs in N. Idaho. I grew up in L.A. and lived near Portland and both are wonderful cities, just like CDA.

[@larrywhited3070]

Established locals use the term North Idaho, and they cringe at those who insist on saying Northern. It is not a matter of correct or incorrect English. North Idaho is simply North Idaho. And saying there has been no boom in North Idaho? Do a search for real estate here and then tell me that there has not been a boom. It is definitely slowing down now, but the last 2 years have been dramatic to the upside.

[@danilobmalitjr8339]

Where are they going?

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

As a conservative who defers to God and His Word/the Bible, you forget the limited options in Idaho. I lived rurally and it was one of the worst experiences in my life. Since moving to a better state near a city, it’s been like a breath of fresh air! Bye to the red hypocrites!

[@bridgetterodgers6496]

Please quit trying to pull more people to northern Idaho. We’re full. People need to start fixing what’s wrong with their current location instead of moving here

[@teamground0229]

I am from Illinois. Cannot create the scenic beauty of Idaho. The politics are insufferable here, leftist super majorities in both house and senate. I regret not moving there around 2000 when we first visited. Trying to find a place we can settle in for long haul. Idaho has been tops, but Chicago suburbs kind of pricing. Except for some mopey locations in the south, housing is very high priced across most of the country for housing and land.

[@VileImpin]

It's his job. "Please stop making money." Lol stfu

[@karenfisk6417]

😂😂😂 that's kinda rude and I live in NY.

[@ggoohhnnjjaalltt]

Some places are beyond repair. Believe it or not, God is bringing lots of good folks to Idaho.

[@clydeacor1911]

It's not just north Idaho it's all of Idaho! Southeast Idaho is growing so fast we can't build our infrastructure fast enough to keep up. Not 10 years ago I could drive from one side of Idaho falls to the other side in less than 10 minutes it now takes over 20 minutes depending on the time of day. I wished what he said about people leaving was true but if you have one person leaving you have 100 more moving in. I'm in the construction business and you'd think I'd really be liking it but at the cost of losing the enjoyment of life I do not.

[@storms888]

Just curious, what statistics have you found regarding people “leaving idaho”? Can’t seem to find any article that isn’t constantly saying how much Idaho is gaining population. This video seems much more along the lines with political propaganda than an actual litmus of the state.

[@ashleyolsen2916]

Native Idahoans have been leaving for a few years now. Do your research. The transplants ruined Idaho!

[@PCSPounder]

According to stats from Idaho, 64,000 moved in last year, and 57,000 left. That’s kind of substantial for a state that’s headed for 2 million in population, in both directions, especially considering that movement supposedly tapered off nationwide a handful of years before the pandemic started. Now I’m someone who doesn’t really buy into the ideology that’s barely hidden here, but I can concur with part of the sentiment expressed as I lived in Idaho for several years and also grew up (and again live) in Oregon, seeing very different types of growth, but the same patterns. A lot of people move with the hope of leaving their past, their baggage, behind. But that baggage virtually always finds a way to travel with you; it’s you that has to confront it. And going to a place that supposedly “shares your values” ALWAYS ends up running headlong into the baggage you or others bring. Just saying.

[@lewis7315]

blocking possums skunks out of your garden...they love to dig under fences.. to stop this, dig down a few inches and a foot wide outside where you want your fence... lay down a foot wide of your plastic screene fence across the hole, then straight up... fill in the hole so when the varments try to dig under your fence, the hit the plastic screen and go somewhere else.

[@paigedinsmore3865]

We are conservatives. We are helpful and nice people. We were drawn to Idaho because we loved the conservative values, and seeing the American flag every where, . We rushed into buying a neglected rural property near a small town. We have put in a lot of effort to rehab the property, and have updated the house. We have tried to befriend our neighbors and townspeople--to no avail. We feel shunned. We will be selling our 'dream' place and go back to our roots. We wish Idahoans all the best.

[@LivingLifeNorthIdaho]

Sorry to hear that, @Paige Dinsmore. What town did you guys buy your property?

[@kc4091]

Wow that's horrible. I have a friend that moved there in Dec and she said the people couldn't be nicer. She joined some meetup activity groups, some also from location she came from. That really sux to have that bad of an experience that your are going to leave. I hope you find a place you can feel comfortable calling home.

[@paigedinsmore3865]

@@LivingLifeNorthIdaho out of respect for the good folks here, I will just say we're in Owyhee county.

[@paigedinsmore3865]

@@kc4091 thank you.

[@cdawg9149]

Lets address the elephant in the room. And that is Idaho has become a huge Mormon State. Just sayin.

[@timlongstreet1801]

What about carpenters and remodeling? What part of state should we move to for a large customer base? We are currently in Texas but we are from the mountains of North Central PA. So winter is cool with us as we hunt fish hike and want to ski again

[@Arttruthseeker]

No shortage of carpentry work anywhere in North Idaho; most companies booked out three years!!!

[@gagewinters3845]

Do you support medical marijuana cause I’m trying to get it on the ballot

[@danstvguy]

Are you kidding? Idaho Falls busy? Have you been there? Its Podunkville.

[@barbaramonroe4659]

The HOAs took over Boise, ruined it. The houses are built on top of each other, no neighbor respect. I lived in Hubble homes qnd they let my neighbors have pit bulls roam because they dont require gates on thier properties. Not worth 500k!!

[@MrInTheWind]

Yeah don't move here it's full very racist,and real estate is thru the roof,wages are shit

[@rugerp9736]

Yes please leave we're full

[@bettykat8483]

I love Idaho. I'm from the east coast where I was always so busy. Here life is at a much slower pace much simpler. Folks in Idaho are more laid back and slower. They don't put a lot of emphasis on thinking here. Very relaxing : )

[@ashleyolsen2916]

Wow, you are ignorant. Please move back East!

[@conniediaz6456]

I miss that so much! People actually take the time to get to know you.

[@kasiar1540]

By "slower" you mean relaxed, not stupid. Right?

[@bettykat8483]

@@kasiar1540 Of course!

[@ediewall6360]

People either don't do the simple math, or don’t think in terms of cause and effect. I have worked as a temp ,,ie fill in, traveler for my job all over this country. I hear the same thing everywhere regarding increase in population. There is short- sidedness in the thinking processes of some people. All places are growing . If you have kids and you yourself don’t die or your own parents are still alive , it increases the population. In which case, YOU are the cause. Also people moving in from other states and other countries. So it is irresponsible thinking on the part of those who do not want growth. Stuckness is a mindset. If you look at nature, the universe, growth is a part of all that is living. Celebrate being a part of life.

[@camasprairieprepper1178]

Realtors pimped this place out and sold its innocence this is no longer God's country

[@LivingLifeNorthIdaho]

Realtors? Not the city planners, corporations, and politicians but your neighbor that took an 8 week class to represents your other neighbors in a transaction so they might feed their families? Those people?

[@camasprairieprepper1178]

@@LivingLifeNorthIdaho agreed

[@Bercier68]

Welcome to idaho if your not from here you wont wont like it stop moving here

[@stacybaldwin3346]

these investment firms weren't driving up the price 40 years ago, it was the outsiders, and that's what's doing it today.

[@michelleluther1135]

Outsiders....like the European ancestors who pillaged and plundered upon arrival? Or are you implying people should stay in the state they were born in and never venture into a different lifestyle or yearn for new scenery? Sounds very close-minded. I would worry more about non-productive residents and crime and less about where people are moving there from.. A good person is a good person no matter where they got their start.

[@stacybaldwin3346]

@@michelleluther1135 my people were killing each other and pillaging each other long before the Europeans found this country. As for your good people statement, outsiders have been coming to Idaho for the last 40 year's and paying twice as much for homes as the local economy can support. The other problem is they leave California to get away from the policies that have destroyed it,then vote in the same socialist policies here. Seriously if you want to live in a socialist country, don't fvck this one up, move to Cuba or Venezuela.

[@esthersaldana9772]

For having the reputation of being a conservative state the people living in Idaho sure like to throw around the word HATE a lot🤦‍♀️ !! They HATE Californians!! I lived in Rathdrum for 5 weeks last year. Happy I’m living in Tennessee now.

[@LWRC]

Will they hate me even more when I pull up with CA plate on my $385K Ferrari?!!!

[@esthersaldana9772]

@@LWRC I was told by a family member who lives there and is originally from Ca. If people move from Ca. to Idaho they better changes their license plate’s immediately.

[@beavisbrowne3497]

We hate Californians in Tennessee too

[@LWRC]

@@esthersaldana9772 How do they know that CA tag is from someone who moved there or just passing through on vacation?!!!

[@esthersaldana9772]

@@LWRC EXACTLY!! I was living there temporarily only 5 week in all. I had Oregon plates and got the worst looks . They assume anyone with out of state plates are their permanent 🤷‍♀️😳. I met people who had moved from Ca. and now reside there and they even now have the HATE attitude. I was appalled by their mindset. I don’t have it in my head that all people who move from Ca. are people who have the political mindset of Ca. and their coming to destroy the atmosphere of a peaceful area. I don’t care what License plates you have that doesn’t describe your heart.

[@HDPersonal777]

Maybe north Idahon’s could learn and practice handing snow and ice properly like everywhere else it snows regularly in, stop overpricing, not scheduling, and lying for normal every day services. I called a mover to help leave sandpoint who told he has a “spa day” for himself today and will let me know when works for him to schedule a quote. He had a massage scheduled day before yesterday he told me about before he could give me a quote too. This is constant. Groceries, hair, car, tires, everything. I’m not making this up. I lived in Kelso, Washington as a teenager, I thought that was bad, but north idaho is a whole other level of slum debauchery, painting buildings black now like everywhere here too. I’ve lived in many towns and cities in 7 states, my great great grandma and great grandma lived in Idaho, I have family here, visited since I was a kid, and I have never seen such crappy lazy nonsensical evil corrupt slummy people who behave like they keep their filthy iced snowy dangerous sidewalks and roads in cities even and I keep having such a horrendous time doing basic life things. But this canyon is SO beautiful! Oh stop, it’s pretty here, but not THAT pretty. I’d rather be almost anywhere than here. Good riddance to bad rubbish! I’ll leave Idaho and never ever look back! Have fun with the elite kaniksu black robe Jewish jesuit priests screwing you over! And you think you’re not selling out. You already did!

[@hayleymeagan1014]

Lord have mercy! Please tell me where you are going? There is no escaping...

[@HDPersonal777]

@@hayleymeagan1014 Right? I was hoping to go further to the north pole and escape this realm to Shangri-La there but I figured that might be too dangerous so I’m going south to where it doesn’t snow to southern Utah. I’m from California mostly too, maybe I’ll go back there because maybe I needed to live here for 3 1/2 years to see how horrible North Idaho and the people are and weather and how frustrating it is to hear people sugarcoat it like it’s a great place and don’t move here because I own it even though I have ancestry here. This guy in his video is quite typical of up here, condensending looks like shit cheap they talk to you like you’re a four-year-old up here everywhere at least to me and they act like they know everything when you can tell that their IQ is probably lucky to be pushing 65. I’m serious I think there might be something in the water here inbreeding maybe too mentality of being lazy I’m not sure what the deal is up here but it’s very weird. Not to say that’s not everywhere too but I think this whole realm is rigged and there is no escaping I came all the way up here and it was just the same if not worse actually way worse than California. Imagine California but with worse and weirder combinations of people and snow and ice so you can’t even literally get food or do things you need to do and that people do not maintain the snow and ice like they do in Utah so I think it’s funny that they’re acting like this is some special place maybe used to be but certainly not now at least not for me.

[@kasiar1540]

Idaho unfortunately has a problem with religious extremists of various brands who don't care about the US Constitution and who think they're entitled to do unthinkable things to children

[@therant3837]

Hard for older people to meet and make new friends.... Just have children and go to all the school functions. Meet the parents of other kids that your child befriended.... Lol.... you're kids will hate that though..... Of course you can always go to a church as well....

[@janeteverett1358]

Hard pass 🤣🤣🤣

[@analyticalchick3064]

I've made so many friends/acquaintances from being a nanny and walking around with the kids all day. It's great exercise, too. I look forward to doing the same in CdA when I move there.

[@gogogo1064]

If you see any Boise city council memeber in public, ridicule them with vulgarity.

[@ashleyolsen2916]

Same here. They are sellouts!

[@TarmacSkin]

Noticed some people are apathetic of religion and they move without realizing the importance of religion in the Idahoan culture. If you don’t believe in religion or it makes you uncomfortable this place will not make you happy. Just like if you have radical left ideals this place will be rough on you. Just saying…

[@PCSPounder]

My great aunt and grandmother were born in Salt Lake City and grew up in Jerome (north of Twin Falls, for those onlooking). The short life story she wrote included a bit of a lament of the number of Mormons proliferating in Jerome (Protestant, of course)… but she was someone who led by example and also traveled considerably and thus knew plenty about outreach. I should note that Mormons were banned from voting in Idaho until the 1970s… not that I know if and how that was enforced. Just emphasizing that, like all places, there’s always some sort of tension at least bubbling under the surface.

[@kasiar1540]

Maybe you and other Idahoans could read the US Constitution sometime

[@coyotedust]

My dad grew up in a Mormon family and they certainly voted. That's garbage about them being banned.@@PCSPounder

[@madihjorth8164]

I don’t live in Boise anymore lol. This year, I live in LA 😈🤣

[@Kimberlyscurfield]

Go girl 🖤 lol. I grew up in Cali but moving towards Idaho.

[@Briathos1]

You moved from Boise to LA?……..goodness. Bold move.

[@dhl4102]

Stayed in Texas, Florida, Georiga, California, utah and Idaho. Idaho is the best place and cali is definitely the worst.

[@ashleyolsen2916]

How embarrassing. You will be openly hated. You won't be moving up in the world coming to Idaho! Lol

[@pbdempster]

Wyoming is the Best crept secret!

[@conniediaz6456]

I keep hearing that. But what about housing costs? Less than Idaho?

[@kasiar1540]

If you can stand that parasitic snarling pack of hyenas last name Cheney

[@londastreeter7269]

Thanks for the starting a business idea. I would love to move to Idaho and start a business with my husband. We currently work opposite hours. And I would love to move to Idaho.

[@justinbeckstrom4986]

Keep Idaho great! DONT californicate!

[@mathisnotforthefaintofheart]

If all the rational people are leaving, then the remaining folks can form their sect as the state religion

[@LWRC]

Have any left ID to go back to CA?!!! Southern CA has the best climate 365 for the entire country!!!

[@markkrull556]

I think California’s just a whipping boy for people who wanna bust on Democrats/liberals. Some of the prices in Idaho are comparable to California

[@LWRC]

@@markkrull556 We love busting the balls of these libtards. It is understandable for the locals in ID feel like the prices are approaching CA levels but in reality, it is not even close!! We have many Communist Chinese nationals come here in Southern CA as well as in the bay area and buy 7 to 8 figure real estate for all cash, no financing!!! Very bad for US citizens but not many outside CA even know about this!!!

[@kasiar1540]

Year-round farmers markets are awesome

[@camronbay1]

Well I have a spot in Idaho and I want to retire here I live in the shit hole in commiefornia and I will be damned if these radical commies try to change the state of Idaho people need to push back.

[@verysimlpesimon]

are black people welocome in idaho? or are the treated badly?

[@LivingLifeNorthIdaho]

Absolutely! Good people of any color are welcome here. Bad people of any color I would say, aren’t.

[@Joshdifferent]

I’m black and I live in pocatello Idaho. I can’t speak for all of Idaho be here I barley see black people considering it’s less then one percent black people. But the people here are not rude to you for being black, if anything most people like the fact that I’m “different” as corny as it sounds. Of course, you are going to have some racist people but I come from Philadelphia Pennsylvania and it is way more diverse than out here and it was more racist there then it is here with damn near no black people. But I can only speak for Pocatello, Chubbuck and Blackfoot, Idaho.

[@cwalton56]

top reason to leave,.... Californians.

[@deusiscariot3498]

Every week I lead a caravan of 500-1,000 Californian migrants directly into the heart of Boise. Each of them brings approx. $1M in liquid capital to purchase whatever homes they can. Already we have multiple proposals in to the city to rename Boise to "Little Los Angeles". Soon we shall move north and buy up the rest of the state. In less than ten years Idaho will be New California, you cannot stop us. We are legion.

[@ashleyolsen2916]

And we all will openly hate you. How uncomfortable to live somewhere where you will be openly hated! You did not move up in the world, coming to Idaho!!! Lol you all look ridiculous coming here! We laugh at you all.

[@coyotedust]

Troll

[@SgtOddballz]

Idaho sucks, dont move here

[@janeteverett1358]

I am looking forward to moving west to live closer to my daughter and was looking at Post Falls. I have been asking around and found someone with a friend out there. She absolutely hates it there. If you do not agree with some of the far right conspiracy theories, are deeply religious, and/or extremely racist she says this is not the place for you. Don't misunderstand, her friend is a republican, but it is too crazy out there even for her. She does not feel safe and says people out there need to carry a gun with them at all times to protect themselves from the far right extremist lunatics.

[@tomporterjr652]

I wish I knever left post falls in 1985 it was a awesome place

[@bridgetterodgers6496]

You’re right! If you don’t love God, America, and support the constitution then don’t move here!! You will be the odd man out. We will not let the left infiltrate and pervert our culture here in North Idaho. If you don’t love our culture then DON’T MOVE HERE

[@tomporterjr652]

@@bridgetterodgers6496 i hated when i left post falls is a awesome town

[@kristinapapp1846]

Wow, just wow. You all should move to south, much more south, all the way to where I came from. Let Idaho stay Idaho 🇺🇸, RED ! not even purple. We love it this way!

[@cdawg9149]

Sounds perfect. Im selling and moving to Post Falls.