Comments by "Manfred " (@manfredmann2766) on "World According To Briggs" channel.

  1. Guessing: MN nice, winter, bridges, taxes, people getting priced out, isolated, summer bugs, left leaning within a more conservative state as a whole, traffic, less than adequate public transit, and frequent road construction.
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  2.  @UserName-ts3sp  I know, I lived around it for 15 years of my life, but I now live in the SW USA where it is more scenic, sans the water availability. BTW, there are also wheat fields, alfalfa fields, range land, and soybean fields, not that the aforementioned makes it any more scenic, hence the term flyover country. However, IMO, the females are for the most part, very pretty, and less pretentious. Unfortunately with social media, that has all but disappeared.
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  3. You are better off going STEM or nothing. At the very least, learn a trade like plumbing, HVAC, or electricity. Majoring in the LA is a one way ticket to financial ruin, unless you are a trust fund baby or you can get into your family’s hedge fund company upon graduation, and never have to use search engines like INDEED.
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  4. NE, KS, OK, ME, MS, AL, WV, KY, AR, MO
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  5. Korn and Merle Haggard made their mark there.
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  6. Surprised mining did not make the list.
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  7. I’ll just say NJ, NY, MA, CA, WA, AK, MD, CT, CO, and VA
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  8.  @Dangic23  Thank you both for serving our country.
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  9. Guessing and I better get more than 5: Alaska, MN, ND, WI, MI, NY, ME, WY, SD, and MT
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  10. I literally said that another Sterling 😂
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  11. Even that place as a whole does not like outsiders
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  12. Yee haw
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  13. Guessing: Winter, Scenically boring except for Cuyahoga NP, and points along Lake Erie, Crime in the big cities, and taxes statewide. However I personally would give Ohio a 7.5 out of 10. There are much more undesirable place to live.
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  14. You should check out Springfield, Nebraska, it is safe there and is about 20 miles SW of Omaha. It is probably one of the safest places in the country.
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  15. Guessing: Too expensive, crime, homelessness, winters, traffic, pot usage, wages too low relative to housing, political infighting, bad air quality, and lack of public transportation.
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  16.  @cherrlyn381  Why did I chuckle at that comment? I guess, there is only one way for it to go???. It is amazing how things change as you travel southward from CO Springs along the 25. However, I read a recent article about the upward trend in the real estate market there. In the early 90s nobody wanted to live in the plains about 30 miles east of Denver, and now the housing there, if there is even any available, has gone up several 100 percent. Most of the newer housing there is north of 1 million with acreages. Watkins, Bennett, and Strasburg come to mind. I predicted that in the early 90s because of easy hwy access, land that could easily be developed, proximity to metro Denver, and the new DIA at the time.
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  17. I seriously thought northern NM and the sky islands more to to the south would be more at risk than NV, and I have been to NW NV. Great video
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  18. Check out Weston, MO or Platte City, MO
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  19. Guessing, NV, WV, KY, MI, ID, MS, AL, LA, NJ, and CA
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  20. I did not get too many. I was surprised that 2 NE states made it, as well as MN. Regarding NE states, they have a higher acidity content in their rainfall. I was also surprised that no sunbelt states made the list (especially the SW states, with various types of skin cancers) The reason why I picked NV and ID was because of the nuclear waste disposal in the former, and the latter being downwind from it. Definitely get checked for prostate cancer after 45, if you have a family history. I possibly dodged a bullet, via surgical removal. The same with colon (both genders) if you have a family history. Luckily, I tested negative so far. If you live in any of the sunbelt states, like I do, and are outside, then dress like you are in a blizzard (meaning a stocking cap too) to avoid UV exposure. Otherwise, go outdoors after sundown or at 4 AM. Excellent video.
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  21. Guessing: Traffic, too many transplants, political divisiveness, hot summer weather, road quality, cost of housing in certain parts, infrastructure, tornadoes, flooding near the coastal areas due to hurricanes, high property taxes, bad healthcare
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  22. Guessing: NY, CA, CO, MA, VT, OR, WA, MD, NJ, and MN
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  23. Definitely did not guess AZ, where I live, but luckily I was born in CT and I also lived in NE. With all those jobs that were commensurate with those mean IQs, will probably be obsolete in the very near future, if they have not been as of late.
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  24. There is a 9 year old toy critic on YouTube that makes 27 million a year.
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  25. Guessing: CO, CA, WA, OR, ID, UT, NH, VT, NY, and MA
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  26. Never would have guessed LA, and I have experienced both of the activities you mentioned on two occasions.
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  27. I got many incorrect, because I was considering states that had, coastlines, outdoor activities, and/or both.
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  28. Imagine what that house is worth today?
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  29. Ned would not be proud.
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  30. Wow someone else actually thinks that part of Florida looks like Kentucky!!!! There was an Alabama Man in Beavis and Butthead do America
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  31. TJs sucks anyway
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  32. During this video, I am a pterodactyl. 😂
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  33. If you move to Bisbee, watch out for Africanized Honey bees 🐝. I have seen swarms in that vicinity
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  34. Property taxes will scare people off.
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  35. Personally, I think he should do one with less than 100, better stats
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  36. Sedona, AZ and Boulder, CO would make that list.
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  37. Chevy Chase in National Lampoon’s Vacation to Wally World (not Walmart) couldn’t agree with you more.
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  38. Agree with you 100 percent
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  39. World According To Briggs Good for you because I cannot stand those ads
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  40. This video makes me want to look at Zillow just for the heck of it.
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  41.  @seoulglo1999  Not this time bro, pure coincidence
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  42. Saint Augustine, Florida is my guess
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  43. The southern part of the state raises the average winter temperatures.
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  44. Anton Nym Did not know it was that old (Patois). I learn something new every day. 🙏
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  45. Guessing: Las Vegas, radioactive waste, mostly desolate, crime, mostly devoid of scenery, drivers, bad roads, lack of water, very hot in summer for the most part, drug abuse, and education
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  46. That means I can book that flight to Mogadishu. Cool
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  47. Utah, Idaho, Arizona, Oregon, Washington, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri?
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  48. Failed that one miserably.
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  49.  @LeonardStone-vh9cm  Memphis probably in the projects
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  50. Molli Hatchet would agree with Briggs via Gator Country re: the backwoods of interior FL
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