Comments by "Deathscythe Hell" (@deathscythehell7937) on "Top 10.2 Up and Coming Cities in the USA" video.

Thanks America's a beautiful country, I've spent most of my adult life traveling all over this country on business. From the big cities to the small towns in between, for the most part the people are very friendly and nice. You have your exceptions just like any other place but that's few and far between. My wife and I have traveled Europe many times and enjoyed it, even places where we weren't that welcome but still enjoyed ourselves. Whenever you decide to move, let me be the first to welcome you. 👍🏾
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Yes, I live in Tampa, well Lutz 15 minutes from downtown Tampa. My wife and I moved from Coral Springs Florida in 2016. We bought a home with more sqft on 1.2 acres for half the cost of our old house in Coral Springs. Tampa is great we're 20 minutes from the bay, 40 minutes from Clearwater beach. An hour and a half from my sister's house in St Petersburg, perfect distance not to close but not to far. Tampa has been up and coming for the last 4 or 5 yrs now. The best part was that nobody outside of Florida really knew about it until now. Thanks Briggs, thank you very much for letting our secret out. Just couldn't keep your mouth shut, huh just kidding. There's so much to do to list, the people are laid-back and nice. More and more big companies are moving here. My wife and I run our businesses from home so traffic isn't an issue, but traffic has increased in the last few years. We were Florida's forgotten city, but lately more and more people are moving here and not just from out of state. A nice percentage of our growth is people moving from within Florida from other cities. Nice post, we love them all good and bad, keep up the good work. 👍🏾
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Yes we're going through a climate change, no doubt. But with all the talk we're arrogant to believe that we caused it and can control this planet. The only thing that can stop climate change is the planet. This planet has been around for 4.6 billion years, Man kind has been around for 50 maybe 100k yrs. Do the math the planet isn't going anywhere, we are. It was here long before we existed, it'll be here long after we're gone. To believe we caused climate change and we can control this planet is arrogant beyond belief. This planet has gone through several climate changes, plate tectonics, reversal of the poles, ice ages, solar flares, bombarded with asteroids and meteors and radiation just to name a few. All before mankind ever existed and it's still here, it'll survive whether we're here or not. This climate change reversal is BS, nothing more than a epic money grab, cause we don't control this planet, it controls us we're at it's mercy. At this moment there's 16 volcanoes erupting all over this planet, just one of these volcanoes is filling the atmosphere with more noxious gases in one eruption then we can create in a hundred years. Some of them have been in continuous eruptions since the eighties, yet we think we control this planet. What a joke.
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@r.pres.4121 Yes there's a lot of new construction going on, it's been like that for a few years now. You'll see more by the end of the year. They're working on the roads too widening them expecting to pass 400k residents mark by 2023. Tampa has been a hidden jem in Florida for a long time, looks like the secret is out. As the population increases I just hope we don't start to experience the problems other rapidly growing cities have in the past. The only thing I'm really worried about is the crime rate, the more the merrier but leave the crime where they came from. We love it here and my wife and I don't plan on leaving anytime soon. This is the last time we plan on doing a major move. We'll see what happens in the next few years, either way we don't we'll be moving anymore.
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Our secret is out. Tampa was Florida's forgotten city but in the last few years we've been growing quickly.
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Yes we have, my wife and I moved here 6yrs ago from south Florida. We love it here, we've seen the increase in population, new construction and traffic during that time. I'm glad we moved here before the cost of homes increased.
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@Max-bi8fn I'm not crazy I look at things logically. We've blamed climate change on everything that we do. From major industry to eating meat and cows farting. Mankind has only been in major industry for 3 maybe 400yrs. Yes we contributed a minor part, but not the entire thing, come on man. This planet is a living object it has the ability to correct itself. Have you ever thought that climate change is the way it corrects itself. No, cause you believe what they tell you. Have your mother ever said, if John jumped off a bridge would you? The moral of the story is to think for yourself research and make an educated hypothesis based on the information. Think about this echo scientist are getting paid by governments, and companies invested in the climate industry. There's a lot of scientists who believe that the planet is going through a normal cycle, since the planet has done this before but you don't hear from them cause the other are screaming louder. I hear what the echo scientist are saying, but I also listen to the scientist we are not on board and not getting paid to say what you want to hear. All I'm saying is look at the evidence from both sides not just one side then make a educated decision. I respect your opinion and passion, and we do need to change how we live and how we treat this planet. But not making and forcing laws and vehicles that most people won't be able to afford. The people who are barely making it by who can afford a piece of crap car to get to work can't afford a Tesla. So these people are just to fall by the waste side? That's what it sounds like you're saying. Look at the bigger picture, think outside the box, not this narrow veiw we've been given most of our lives. Just a little something to think about, open your eyes and don't believe everything someone tells you.
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@donshields2379 Exactly that's all I'm saying, we've blamed ourselves for everything wrong. When we're not entirely to blame. Over 30 animals go extinct on this planet everyday, over 90% of every animal or mammal in history has gone extinct, we didn't kill them all. It's just what nature does, the cycle of life. When I was a kid I remember learning in school that this planet was excessively overpopulated. Think about this, maybe covid and climate changes is a way to thin the heard. We as a part of living echo system will go existing sooner or later, preferably later. Will we survive climate change? That's the big question. Maybe, maybe not even the smartest scientist can't tell you that. If we do our numbers as a species with be greatly decreased. Are we going exstint tomorrow, 50 or 100yrs from now? I seriously doubt it, but I think in the next 500 to 1000yrs we'll know for sure. But restasured we will go exstint at some point, but instead of worrying about it just live your life. I choose to make the best of each day cause tomorrow is and has never been guaranteed.
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Let me be first to tell, Tampa has a lot of good things about it. Public transportation isn't one of them, you pretty much have to have a car. Outside of the downtown area you're out of luck.
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@andrewalsoblack You forgot the landslides. I'm from Florida, when we see mud we put big tires on something and go play in it. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@Max-bi8fn Do you honestly believe they talked to every scientist in the world? It's more likely 97% of the scientists that they talk to in that journal, not every scientist in the world. You can't get 97% of the people to agree on what to have for breakfast. They probably polled 40 or 50 scientist if that many to come up with that number, there's no way they polled every scientist in that field the world. In those polls how many scientist did they talk to? If it's not a significant number the polls numbers will be off. One scientist on the core dilling has definitively proven that the Earth has been through several climate changes, pole reversals and more throughout its history. So you're just going to throw out his findings and blame us, when the planet has a history of doing this before we existed. I'm not trying to argue with you about this. All I'm saying is there's another way of calculating the evidence. You're looking at what they're telling you in the present, but the history of the planet tells a totally different story. I'm looking at picture as a whole, not one part of it. With the evidence of 16 different climate changes in the planets history. What makes you think that you think we're not going through a natural cycle of the planet? Because they a few people said so, the evidence out weighs theory.
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@amilcareschettini5881 Tampa hasn't had a direct hit of a hurricane in almost 20yrs. That one came all the way across the state of Florida and weakened dramatically before it hit. There was significant damage on the east coast but very little damage here in Tampa. We've had near misses of hurricanes but no direct hits. For the most part the east coast and the panhandle of Florida get the most direct hits.
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