TEXAS Travel Guide 🇺🇸 This Is Why Everyone Hates Texas

[@dannasilva9079]

After watching you critique Texas, I can't wait to hear what you have to say about California. Texas is cheap compared to the prices in CA. Plus homelessness is a real problem here

[@RealWorldTravelGuide]

Yeah, I think California will be a very interesting video :)

[@dannasilva9079]

@WorldTravelGuide1 I can't wait lol

[@barbaraachury5975]

😍😍😍😍

[@kimjohnson8471]

Our big-mid sized cities have homeless issues, too. Think about it: 1. Warmer year round weather 2. Cheaper cost of living. 3. In more left leaning cities like Austin, it's horrendous. However, I have family in SoCal. At least I don't have to dodge poop bombs with a strong aroma of urine situated around a high-rise bldg where the rent is $4,000/mo for a 600 sq ft apartment! 😂

[@JuanAvila-sw4lp]

Hermosos paisajes muestras en tus vídeos

[@GertrudesDelaCruz-m2z]

Nice place to relax

[@jennm3321]

Congrats on covering about 1/4 of Texas! But you did cover a lot of it that most of these videos leave out, so sriously, good job. You should call this "Part 1" and continue with at least a "Part 2".

[@andrewvennerhoward2981]

Bonito y bendecido lugar

[@yeraldingaitan2629]

Muy bonito el lugar

[@laudenciourdaneta2416]

Que lindo lugares

[@filsan335]

I wish I could go there 😊

[@RealWorldTravelGuide]

Where are you from?

[@randykelso4079]

Well, saddle up!

[@jerrychurchill8765]

Thanks I live in Fort Worth and enjoyed your video. It also show one of the places I am yet to visit. !!

[@kimjohnson8471]

FTW is a cool city❤

[@excellentefosa-eh8te]

It's nice, please can you send me the top tourists destinations people will love to travel in 2024🙏

[@laudenciourdaneta2416]

Es un museo espacial muy bonito

[@ednakrueger8381]

You covered a lot of Texas. This is a video that’s good to share with those coming to Texas or just moved here.

[@RealWorldTravelGuide]

Thank you so much!

[@ednakrueger8381]

Texas is even more versatile than this video let’s on to. We have the deep pine woods of east Texas, oil wells of Permian Basin in West Texas, vineyards in the panhandle, cattle country in panhandle and other locations in Texas. Pecos, Texas is home to the first rodeo to happen. Tasting rooms of all kinds of wines in Central Texas. Beer brewers near Austin and in the hill country. We have all kinds of cuisine with much Mexican influences throughout the state. Personally I think the best of Mexican food in Texas is in and around El Paso. Be ready for long drives. It’s close to 900 miles from one end to the other in Texas. But know most of us Texans are usually friendly folks. Welcome to Texas, Y’all!!

[@jamesgoode9246]

Your comment about "vineyards in the panhandle" seems wrong. Did you mean "vineyards in the hill country" ?

[@ednakrueger8381]

@@jamesgoode9246 no I mean there’s vineyards in the panhandle. Been to some of them.

[@ednakrueger8381]

@@jamesgoode9246 we do have a lot of tasting rooms in the hill country and some vineyards. But most of the vineyards in Texas are in the panhandle

[@jamesgoode9246]

@@ednakrueger8381 -- Interesting -- So, are the grapes grown there and then transported to Hill Country wineries, or does the Panhandle have wineries that I've failed to notice. or maybe both?

[@ednakrueger8381]

@@jamesgoode9246 most of the grapes are processed up in panhandle then transported to hill country. Texas has become either 2nd or 3rd in the country for among tasting rooms and wineries. I belong to the Texas Wine Society and we have meetings to not only taste good wines from all over but to educate the public on wine. Been in the West Texas chapter (Permian Basin) for about 20 years. If you live in Texas look the organization up and join us. We have a yearly meeting of all our chapters where we learn, eat and drink great wines and visit areas involved in Texas wine industry. It’s fun and made good friends out of it.

[@Bigelbauer_1.0]

Very interesting video)

[@RealWorldTravelGuide]

Thanks!

[@blueyedevil3479]

167mi is just the spance across the Texas Panhandle … that distance is the same as between Corpus Christi and Austin … 😂😂. Orange to El Paso … 13hr drive. Texhoma to Brownsville … 14hrs …

[@randykelso4079]

"The sun is riz, and the sun is set, and here we is in Texas yet!" - Old postcard from the 1950s. It had a cartoon picture of a couple driving from El Paso to Texarcana. 😆

[@andrewvennerhoward2981]

Es una ciudad que yo quiciera conocer y yevar mi familia

[@jeraldkimball494]

Why would you say everyone hates Texas. That is a lie right off the bat. I hate when these sights say such things. Texas is my home and I love it here. There are things that are negative about it but anywhere there things about each state you could find not so good. It is terrible that someone could speak so negatively about places. Don't get me wrong I did like most your documentary as it was pretty informative. Just the message used to draw people into looking at this was a very negative statement.

[@RealWorldTravelGuide]

The whole video and the title is sarcastic

[@marymadrid764]

You did not say anything about The Texas Medical Center. Which is probably the largest in the US and is responsible for many medical advances.

[@jeraldkimball494]

Btw the Alamo was originally an old Spanish monastery

[@jimgreen5788]

World Travel Guide, though it's on the screen for a second or 2, it would have been a good viewer service to have explained how "Gruene" came to be pronounced "Green". I'll do it in your place. It's because there used to be a good-sized group of German-speaking Texans living in this region of the state, until the German language fell into disfavor as a result of Hitler, and thus faded quite a bit. "Gruene" is the German spelling of the color. Yes, I did enjoy your "slightly sarcastic" overview of the state, and I couldn't find anything to tempt me to join the "everyone" crowd which hates Texas.

[@RealWorldTravelGuide]

Thank you for sharing the additional information about Gruene, which is very interesting. And by the way, the video title is also sarcastic :)

[@jimgreen5788]

@@RealWorldTravelGuide, hello again. I just found this during a visit to Wikipedia: Gruene is nowadays part of .New Braunfels = BRAWN-fulls (located in the German-settled area near San Antonio, and named after a German city--BROWN-felce). San Antonio, which had tons of Mexicans, also had a lot of Texas Germans at the time (1840s), one of which was an Ernst Gruene, for whom the town is named.

[@RealWorldTravelGuide]

@jimgreen5788 @jimgreen5788 yes, it's the ghost of Ernst Grüne that haunts the town

[@jodielangford7837]

This guy must be from Oklahoma

[@RealWorldTravelGuide]

Why Oklahoma :)

[@MonteCuster]

Where the hell is Newbrownfells? 8:24

[@RealWorldTravelGuide]

It's in Texas

[@randykelso4079]

No it ain't. New Braunfels is in Texas. Look it up. And spell it right. @@RealWorldTravelGuide

[@KarenInTx]

It's a beautiful town with great food, pastries and German heritage in the south of Texas. No state tax, homes you can afford, a lot of fun festivals and activities. People love to go there. Just one of Texas great destinations.

[@jillsmith1134]

You wish everyone hated Texas. Keep saying it so millions will stop flocking here.

[@RealWorldTravelGuide]

You don't understand sarcasm :)

[@allenmetzger9922]

What is with the negative vibe bro? Did your chic cheat on you with a Texan?

[@henrygonzalez3733]

Hermoso paisajes traducir a español por fabor

[@3101home]

New Braunfels is just NNE of San Antonio a few miles

[@tobypaul9339]

If your gonna talk about towns in Texas learn to say their names properly

[@larsedik]

Galveston is not OFF the Texas coast - it is ON the Texas coast.

[@haagatha]

Galveston is a barrier island, so yes, it's off the Texas coast

[@jaydietrich-lr5lh]

Hell, I was born here and I hate it!

[@leahloving1580]

What's up with the snarky tone?

[@inissvalencia7487]

Inisshi has

[@Arizonawatercolors]

The best way to see Texas is on a map. Flat, flat, flat. Gun carry, gun carry, gun carry.

[@samwdavis]

And yet people are FLOODING from California and NY to Texas!!! HAHAHAHAHA!!!! Your video is falling on deaf ears to people that have common sense!!

[@hermit6501]

Kinda snarky in places.

[@davidkharat1]

Who ghates Texas?where did you get this crapy idea? On the other hand more than 650 thousand people are immigrating to Texas annually from the other states. Uncle David- Houston