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  1. TIMESTAMPS: 0:56 #50: Hawaii (Income Required: $112,411) 1:31 #49: Massachusetts (Income Required: $87,909) 1:55 #48: California (Income Required: $80,013) 2:19 #47: New York (Income Required: $73,226) 2:40 #46: Alaska (Income Required: $71,570) 3:06 #45: Maryland (Income Required: $67,915) 3:26 #44: Vermont (Income Required: $65,923) 3:46 #43: Oregon (Income Required: $65,763) 4:15 #42: Washington (Income Required: $65,640) 4:41 #41: New Jersey (Income Required: $64,463) 5:07 #40 Connecticut (Income Required: $63,078) 5:31 #39: New Hampshire (Income Required: $62,935) 5:58 #38: Maine (Income Required: $60,862) 6:25 #37: Arizona (Income Required: $60,026) 6:45 #36: Rhode Island (Income Required: $59,936) 7:07 #35: Colorado (Income Required: $59,218) 8:00 #34: Idaho (Income Required: $58,634) 7:35 #33: Nevada (Income Required: $58,580) 8:24 #32: Virginia (Income Required: $57,293) 9:07 #31: Florida (Income Required: $57,064) 8:47 #30: Montana (Income Required: $57,056) 9:33 #29: Delaware (Income Required: $56,571) 9:54 #28: Utah (Income Required: $55,293) 10:19 #27: Pennsylvania (Income Required: $53,838) 10:36 #26: North Carolina (Income Required: $53,531) 11:05 #25: Wisconsin (Income Required: $53,122) 11:27 #24: North Dakota (Income Required: $52,807) 11:51 #23: South Carolina (Income Required: $52,222) 12:13 #22: South Dakota (Income Required: $52,095) 12:35 #21: Minnesota (Income Required: $51,668) 12:56 #20: New Mexico (Income Required: $51,214) 13:18 #19: Texas (Income Required: $50,497) 13:53 #18: Ohio (Income Required: $50,157) 14:18 #17: Louisiana (Income Required: $50,087) 14:36 #16: Michigan (Income Required: $50,049) 14:57 #15: Indiana (Income Required: $49,855) 15:19 #14: Wyoming (Income Required: $49,666) 15:42 #13: Illinois (Income Required: $49,372) 16:02 #12: Georgia (Income Required: $49,051) 16:22 #11: Nebraska (Income Required: $49,009) 16:48 #10: Tennessee (Income Required: $48,774) 17:05 #9: Iowa (Income Required: $48,518) 17:24 #8: Missouri (Income Required: $47,771) 17:48 #7: West Virginia (Income Required: $47,732) 18:13 #6: Kansas (Income Required: $47,379) 18:32 #5: Kentucky (Income Required: $47,318) 18:55 #4: Arkansas (Income Required: $47,111) 19:14 #3: Alabama (Income Required: $46,577) 19:31 #2: Oklahoma (Income Required: $46,024) 19:58 #1: Mississippi (Income Required: $45,906) (List analysis from GOBankingRates using data from Bureau of Labor Statistics)
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  2. Lifelong San Antonian here… this list is mostly rubbish. Don’t move to San Antonio, though… we’re full.
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  3. I prefer cold over humid and hot.
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  4. According to fake media there is no migrant crisis 😂
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  5. Reasons why to move to San Antonio: H-E-B.
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  6. Compared to other cities on the west coast, I'll take San Antonio everytime. 8 of 10 things you said are b.s. Lived here 40 years. Never seen packs of dogs,sure as heck never seen a seal. About the two things you got right were the heat and the pollen.
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  7. Please publish more of these videos. We like SA small. I just saw a report, our population is expected to increase by 77% over the next 25 years. A nightmare... Keep people out of here. ❤
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  8. I just moved to Seattle and I can attest to the crime, the fires, and the weather. However I have lived in other places where all those things are way worse, I wouldn't let that stop you from coming here at all. I disagree 100% with the Seattle Freeze, I love the people here and made tons of friends right away, my neighbors have all been great. I also disagree that it is not diverse, it's like a PBS commercial up in here. What I really hate is the idea that we should flee crappy cities, and seek out good ones. If everyone does that who will fix these problems? How about instead of fleeing or avoiding Seattle, you come here and help us fix it. What cities will be left if we all flee from our problems?
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  9. Coming from Seattle I have noticed that some of the best summers I’ve ever had are winters in San Antonio!!!😂😂😂
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  10. I've lived in San Antonio for 40 years, the people are friendly, and there's tons of stuff to do and see.
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  11. I have been there 16 times. and am moving there. Its really not as bad as you are saying...
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  12. I live in Hawai'i, the weather and beaches make it such a great an amazing state to live in. Every day I wake up in Hawaii I am in a good mood.
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  13. I’m very surprised that Washington state made it to number one because of the socioeconomic problems in the Seattle area.
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  14. If these towns allow for Modular homes to be put in, then some of these places can be a really good deal.
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  15. i can give you 100 reasons not to move to usa
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  16. I lived there for 20 years: TIPPING: I never tipped more than a dollar SHOP OWNERS: never did I meet an aggressive shop owner. SCAMS: common sense is all that's needed PYRAMIDS: you found them anti-climatic but others are wowed by them. Camel ride prices need to be haggled. OBESITY: salads, fresh fruit and grilled meat are plentiful and cheap SIDEWALKS: so where do the 20m inhabitants walk? He's wrong about this. CAR HORNS: only in city centres. Traffic is bad and the car horn is used to show other road users your location in case they are not paying due attention. Its a safety feature. Traffic lights are usually manned by a policeman. CORRUPTION: a couple of dollars can speed thigs up considerably or get you out of an awkward situation. HARRASSMENT: nobody propositioned me!! I saw no evidence of the 94% If that data originates from Egypt, I doubt its validity. GARBAGE: depends where you are. Not a problem where I lived. Cleaner than many other countries. TIME: agreed. They are more relaxed about punctuality. Has this guy ever been there?
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  17. Yes, and those pesky seals running all around the place make the stray animal issue even worse. I hear that one day a seal escaped from Sea World bred with the local rats and now there is a huge seal/rat population in SA.
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  18. FYI: I have lived here in San Antonio since 2007, and visited several times from 2003-2007. For further perspective, I have lived approx. 7 years in NY, CA, NC, and NJ, respectively before moving here. 10. Allergies: While I myself do not suffer from any allergies, for those that do - it's no joke here in San Antonio. It definitely affects most of the people I know. 9. Stray Animals: Well, you're more likely to see this as a problem in San Antonio proper (loose dogs in the neighborhood of the school I used to teach at downtown). However, there are numerous stray cats in the development I live in (a suburb off IH-10 on the far-North side). 8. Brutal Summers: I can think of only 3 places in the U.S. that are typically hotter than San Antonio: 3) Las Vegas, NV 2) Phoenix, AZ 1) Death Valley, CA. Some Summers are more forgiving (less brutal) than a Summer with a heat wave, drought, water restrictions, etc. Yes, there is humidity here (there are plenty of Summer storms) but nothing like the East Coast. So, no, it isn't a "dry heat". 7. Drivers: Ah... Every state I driven is notorious for the kinds of drivers. Here in San Antonio it's SELFISH drivers (and I say that knowing the foul-mouthed drivers in NYC). By the way, only place I've ever received a ticket in (and I've been pulled over numerous times in Jersey alone, AND I've driven through the cop-infested highways of Virginia). 6. Public Transportation: You'll need a car here. Seriously. Even with all the development since I've been here (I'm constantly behind numerous gravel trucks on the roads here), everything is just too far apart to rely on walking to and from, which I did for work as a teenager in a different state. Public transportation here is mostly for downtown. 5. Crime: Yeah, don't leave anything in your car that is visible from the outside that you don't want stolen. Our house was spray-painted when our development was new, mailboxes broken into, but here's a little perspective: Little old church ladies are quite vocal about carrying a gun and not thinking twice about shooting you dead if you misbehave at a grocery store, bank, etc. In fact, a guy held up a Popeye's here and when some teens came out of the bathroom his attention was distracted on them. That gave one of the patrons the opportunity to shoot him dead right there. Happens more often than you might think. Moral of the story? Don't mess with Texans! 4. Musical Taste: I happen to be a music teacher. I love Mariachi, Tejano, even the Polka bands at Wurstfest! Don't forget... we have George Strait! (Great country music). 3. Smog: Again, probably more so downtown, although during the Summers, even when there are no clouds, there always seems to be this "haze" in the atmosphere as though it could start pouring any moment now. 2. Snakes, Critters, & Deer: Okay, when I moved here in 2007, there was a massive cricket infestation - I'm talking of Biblical proportion - all over. Entire parking lots and walls of businesses blackened with crickets. In the lobbies, in classrooms, under tables in restaurants, at the checkout of stores, etc. I deal with snakes often, glue traps in the garage help. Pest defense is not only necessary, but Henry our "bug guy" is our hero! Yes, we've had scorpions in the house, brown recluses too, and outside I've legit seen black widows, tarantulas, etc. NOBODY sits on the grass here - as it's only a matter of seconds before the fire ants are all over you. Deer are quite common, so drive slow from dusk 'til dawn! 1. Quarries: Yeah, they're here, I see them. Never really been a problem though. Honestly, in the 5 states I've lived in, weather matters (no real natural disasters here to worry about, compared to CA, NC, NY, etc.) but ultimately it's people that make a place livable or unbearable. I have my complaints yet I've now lived here more than twice as long as any of the other 4 states I've lived in.
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  19. Detroit is a good place to visit and to live because I am a Detroiter born and raised in the D. Always something to do all year around in the city. But my favorite is in the summer on a beautiful nice day. Great food wonderful people and much more. Detroit the comeback city. Welcome to our city.
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  20. This is bullshit, San Antonio is amazing
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  21. I've lived here 17 years and yeah we have a lot of issues!! Our bipolar weather, drivers, animals, and lack of diverse cultural scene is a big drawback
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  22. FL: overpriced, overcrowded, buggy, hurricanes, alligators, bad schools
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  23. I lived in Minnesota and there is no doubt that this state has so much to offer for everyone. Thanks to hard working early Europeans who made this state prosperous and great and everybody is enjoying now.🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸
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  24. Florida is Veryyy expensive . It’s an AMAZING state to live in. Beautiful nature, beaches, recreation ect. But the cost of living vs wage makes it the most unaffordable state to live in . I’m not even worried about Hurricanes like outsiders are. EVERY state is subjected to natural disasters. West Coast has Earthquakes, drought, mudslides and wildfires . Midwest has tornadoes. Up north has Blizzards and snow storms. South has Hurricanes. But Florida is just unaffordable
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  25. This is bs. I used to live in Egypt for more than 7 years and it’s by far one of the best countries in Africa
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  26. I visited for a couple of weeks, never got hassled shopping, never have been asked for a dime for photos, had several local teens find my hotel, were insulted when I offered them money. Can’t remember being asked for a tip. The traffic and garbage are terrible.
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  27. "North Macedonia is landlocked with Siberia on the North"😂 Please review your geography because apparently you don't know where it is located...
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  28. Lived here my whole life since 1965, I love San Antonio it's a good place with good people .sure ,there's a few bad apples here and there but more good than bad.
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  29. Romania's capital is Bucharest not Budapest.
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  30. Totally agree with Washington. So many heavy hitters there make that place kind of recession proof. Microsoft, Boeing, Amazon, Costco, Nintendo, REI etc. I used to live next to Costco HQ in Issaquah and they just keep expanding that area.
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  31. You know, that litteraly happen at every city (execpt Japanese city). So that again american/british Who try to make french bashing
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  32. Bro those dogs are in the hood. I've lived here since 2015 and I've literally never seen a stray dog in my neighborhood. 😅
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  33. I recently moved to Georgia I would like to know what are the positivities & negatives that Georgia has to offer in 2023 🙋‍♂
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  34. I live in Egypt and Vlog about my life here with my 8 children. I can say that this video is full of half truths, and a whole lot of exaggeration
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  35. 42,000 people in North Macdeonia? Try 2 million...
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  36. Not to mention, the ridiculously high property taxes in San Antonio. I'm being taxed out of my home. The traffic here is absolutely horrible! It was never this way. Construction everywhere and yet, no improvements in traffic conditions.
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  37. What a load of nonsense. I was in Paris a year ago and the people were perfectly friendly, and most everyone could speak english and made the effort to. There was a little trash around but no more than other cities I have been in. As far as the cost of eating, sure you can pay a fortune for a meal if you want to, but you can also pay pretty much the same as anywhere else. Again, just like any city. There was some waits to go to a few places, but again, no more than other cities. These are mostly stereotypes that have been put out to make a click bait video, and clearly it worked on me. Not alot of substance.
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  38. I’m sorry I’ve been to France like 5000000 million times and most people speak English
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  39. I live in San Antonio and never knew that we had Sealions! 😂
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  40.  @Malibukenn  Wisconsin yeah. Ohio no. Ohio has TERRIBLE crime rates, little to no diversity (it’s in the bottom 10 states for cultural diversity), extremely cold weather, not much recreational activities compared to states like California or Florida, and overall not great weather
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  41. As a San Anton resident I know for a fact there are NO walrus in S.A. So where this stray dogs and walrus comes from is beyond me. Pay this this bobble head little attention
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  42. I turned it off after 35 seconds on hearing the population of Macedonia is 42,000 and is south of Siberia. Take it down, go back to school, try again when you know what you're talking about.
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  43. romania never had a city called budapest it is bucharest
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  44. In deciding on a great place to live cheaply, consider the beautiful Philippines. My current cost of living here in the rural Philippine countryside is only about $500 a month, but I've lived here for as little as $250 a month, which included everything. I moved here from NYC in February 2018. In the USA, I felt very much like a mouse on a treadmill... working hard every day, but never getting ahead and improving my standard of living. At 55, I took a cold hard look at my life and not only realized my failure to ever excel financially, but that my future retirement was only going to be Social Security retirement. Fearing for the worse if I stayed and retired in the USA, I left NYC and my budget room rental of $520 a month and moved to the Philippines. I knew nothing about what my life would be like here in the Philippines. It was a huge risk moving here, but I didn't feel I had an option. I seriously needed an opportunity to improve my livelihood. My first year was rough as I suffered from severe culture shock, thinking Filipinos were too different for me to ever blend in with, but I stuck it out and eventually found myself feeling very much at home amongst my new people. I watch a lot of YouTube videos about where the cheapest places to live are and some say the Philippines, but none ever report a place cheaper than it has been here for me. I've lived here in my own beautiful modern country cottage for as little as $250 a month total... for everything and living comfortably. I've moved three times since being here. My cottage rental was almost $100 a month. After that, I rented a basic two room basement apartment for $40 a month. And now I rent a large 3 bedroom modern house for $100 a month. My highest monthly cost of living here is what I pay now, about $500 a month, which includes a lot of perks such as full-time domestic helpers. I feel my life is perfect at this monthly cost. I am living here in the Philippines cheaper than anywhere else I've ever lived and at a much higher standard of living than I have ever lived. You can get more details from my video about living cheaply here at: https://youtu.be/7y_NmCw5dec For me, the number one priority in choosing a great place to live is the people. Where I live, here in the rural Philippine countryside, the people are amazing; super friendly, helpful, welcoming, and inclusive. I would suggest anyone moving here to rent and remain uncommitted to a neighborhood until you find one with super friendly, trustworthy, and welcoming people. Not every neighborhood is the same and you will be much happier living here if you love the people you live around. In my area, everyone seems to be related. So much so, I always assume the people I meet here are. I believe that is why neighborhoods can be so different, because the people in one area share the same blood and ways of life. In NYC, I had to work really hard to create and maintain a healthy social life and dating there was near impossible. Here, all I do is walk out my door and the entire community is my social and romantic playground. In many ways, the Philippines has been so much better for me than the United States. So much so that it would be silly to ever return to living in the USA. I moved here to live cheaply and improve my life and have succeeded at both far beyond my expectations. The bottom line is one can move here and live very nicely at a super low cost, but only if that is their aim and they play their cards right. I think a lot of people will say they want to save money, but they're not serious enough to do it. They demand air conditioning, the nicest residence and amenities, and eat at the expensive restaurants. I have never lived like that. Not even in the USA. I have always lived rather frugally. But here, frugal takes on an entirely different meaning, as you can frugally live like a king here. Again.. You can get more details from my video about living cheaply here at: https://youtu.be/7y_NmCw5dec
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  45. I disagree on this video because I love to live in a less populated state. I moved here 6 months ago and I can tell how welcoming and friendly North Dakotans are to other people with different racial backgrounds. I have never encountered a single rude person. Crime rate here is low and traffic is not bad. Yes it’s cold here but I winter clothings will keep you warm. If you love nature, friendly people and a serene place to live, North Dakota is the place ❤
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  46. Thank you for making this video. So you can keep the cry babies out of my home city.
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  47. You're spot on about the 10, but wait there's more..one of the biggest problems is the fiscally inept socialist city government.
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  48. As a fellow Canadian, most of this is incorrect
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  49. Frankly, except for the rain, I don't know why but the drivers do become temporarily insane, I blame the driving problems on the influx of out of state transplants! Especially from California and Northern states! Especially slow traffic keeping on right. That was one thing my husband, a CA transplant always marveled at. Of course, there were always the exceptions! They WERE few a far between. As another commenter said, please stop moving to Texas, much less SA!! It used to be such a beautiful city. As we used to say, it was a big city with a small town feel.
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  50. Something about an American guy who’s never been to Egypt and saw some rumors online telling people it’s a bad country to live in, just feels racist
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